Amazing Little Cabin to can Buy on Amazon for $18,800
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Amazing Little Cabin to can Buy on Amazon for $18,800
These days you can pretty much buy anything online, including homes. Yes, you can actually buy a log home building kit from Amazon that will be delivered right to your building site. This isn't a full-sized home though; it's a log cabin that could be used as a vacation cottage or as an additional building on your property. You could use the additional unit as a home office or a guesthouse, even a rental unit. This wood cabin kit is called the Lillevilla Allwood Cabin Kit, and it's a small 292 square foot space with a sleeping loft which could also be used as storage. The Lillevilla Allwood cabin is from the classic collection created by Lillevilla who's products are distributed in Europe. The company also offers smaller units like storage sheds and units as well as playhouses for the kids.
This cottage package comes with everything needed to build the model you see here including the patio on the front of the cabin. Having a terrace like this, you'll end up with more space to use in addition to the inside space. You could even set out an outdoor sofa set with a coffee table and make it into an outdoor living area. Or place a dining set for some meals outside. The roof rafters will also add some extra protection from the sun and rain while out on the patio.
The cabin kits come with all of the floorboards which is 16mm thick, as well as the roofing material which is covered with a membrane, but the shingles or roofing material must be purchased separately through the company's website. In the cabin materials, there are also metallic storm rods embedded into the wood which will help with weather resistance and stability. You'll also get all of the manufactured logs, the doors and windows for the model you see here. The kit also comes with the nails, bolts, and screws needed to assemble the cottage. For the larger cabins, it's best to contact your local housing authorities to check whether or not you'll need a permit to build the cottage on your property. Usually, buildings under 400 square feet can be built without a permit, but it's different in every place. If you live in one of the countries where the cabins are distributed, you can also hire one of their contractors to help you set it up. But it's also easy enough to set up with the help of a few other people.
When you're all finished, you can hire someone to put in all of the utility hookups to make the cabin comfortable. For those in colder climates, it would be important to add some extra insulation to the log cabin too. If your cabin doesn't need to be insulated, you'll want to build it on a ventilated base, but if you'd like your building to be insulated, it's best to build on a concrete slab foundation. The foundation is another thing that the customer will have to set up before the log cabin package arrives on their property. So you can hire a company to come out and do that beforehand. Since the wood is untreated, the first treatment or protective sealant should be applied immediately after building the log cabin to protect it from the elements and mould. The interior of the cottage should also be treated, including the doors and windows. Make sure you used the correct paint for wood and logs. Then, once you're all finished with the hard work, you can start to decorate the log cabin and make it feel homier and inviting by adding furniture and your own little touches.
I would extend the roof out to the edge of the patio and make that into a screened porch. This would give you added living space and you would be able to open the doors to create more air flow through the house.
reminds me of the sears catalog in the 1950's that sold craftsman homes via the catalog, 1790.00/got you the starter edition, A lot of these home are still standing.
Buy 3 of those and slap them together and you have a nice little home.👍
Sorry you can put them together to make a bigger home , consult your town or city before you make my friends mistake
@@enriquecasiano7921 Here in Rural Hick Arkansas, that wouldn't be a problem"
I only need one😆
If you were capable of slapping 3 of them together, you would be capable of building the whole thing yourself for 1/3 of the cost.
You can get an Allwood
cabin with 3 5/8 boards
in the walls. That's super.
where i live, anything over 200 square feet requires a permit.. or anything smaller than 200 IF there is over 50v electrical and/or plumbing.. but for the true experience, this could be an amazing workshop with solar panels to light/cool and LPG for any other needs. there are dozens of A/C units and lighting kits that only use 12-24v power.
It is getting to the point that you might as well not go to the government. They make rules to make it very hard to build anything and it is all just to get your money after you are done building. I wouldn't go to the government, I would just build and take the chance.
I sell cabin shell kits that are R19, and come with foundation, walls, roof and floor. 14' x 25' for around $15K and goes up in less than a day. Putting one up in a few weeks in Willard WI.
I wish it could be shipped to Alaska we are looking to build one do you sell plans?
@@kellypowell1483 They can be made to your plans. We can look into shipping to see if it would be financially workable for you. How large or small are you looking for?
you got a link?
How can we contact you? Would you do a paid trip to another state? Thank you!
I would definitely build a platform / brick foundation/ frame to get it off the ground, there should be a whole town of these ++ one of these on a trailer frame would be awesome too if you move a lot . I love it for a starters kit .
Here in new york you would have to jump through hoops and promise your first born so they can tax the crap outta ya
That would make a pretty rad wood shop.
excellenfor people who want . Need to downsize and Live a simpler life and Use Less RESOURCES great fo MOTHER NATURE!!!!! thanks for sharing!!!
Why is it so expensive to just live in a place.
Because of convenience. You wouldn’t last a day in the “claim your free land era”. Living for free is hard work. That you’re not willing to commit to. You want it handed to you.
@@Chefmike7545LMFAO Yeah sure okay buddy
Expensive??? How old are you? $18k is pretty cheap, you could always do it yourself and save a few more bucks….😂, you probably couldn’t do that though
@@grandenauto3214 Pretty sure he’s referring to most housing nowadays not this one specifically. Get off your high horse.
@@grandenauto3214 look there little young fuck I have built more shit and seen more shit then you're tiny little mind can even imagine. MY point was it's $18000 and you still have to find somewhere to put aka buying a lot hooking it up to sewer The grid if you want to. When a lot is $290k no service this really isn't a advancement on our current housing crisis.... Yes the little shit shack is affordable the rest of it still isn't
Outhouse sold separately.
This is a stolen image and DOES NOT REPRESENT THE CABIN FROM AMAZON...................this image has been stolen from another site - this is fake and SPAM
Thank you I won't subscribe
Good to know.
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing this!
Where is the link for Amazon ?
This are Gardenhouses for the backyard. Drinking coffee and tea for bithday party s out side and barbeque,s.
This is nothing new, back in the 50’s you could buy a house kit from Sears.
Sad part about it is there's no city or state in the country that will let you put that up and live in it
There are places that have unrestricted zoning where you can live in a bubble if you want. Lol. The more rural, the better. But, you can definitely find places
where i live in tonopah, nevada has zero zoning--no permits,nothing--the sad part is low IQ people who know nothing--live free or die
Either the others or nothing indifferent which way it ends
Does it come with an outhouse or kitchen option?
This is great
I did find 1 item not sold on Amazon, they do not sell tanning beds. The sell the bulbs and all, but so far no tanning beds
Links to books doesn't work...lol
Can't find any cabins as described in the video on Amazon
Where's the bathroom? How about a kitchen?
seal the outside in cement/rock somehow and you are golden.
This is pretty cool
Sorry, but this does not look like it would meet building codes for even a rural area in the USA, at least not for human occupation.
This would be a big house in a poor Eastern Block country.
for 36,000 u can buy two and have a bigger place which would still be cheaper than a tiny home lmao
Will it pass code?
That's a very expensive club house!
Where is the toilet and bathrum???
See the trees?
Your links are bunk. They do not take anyone to Amazon to buy this. So update your links please.
to can ???????????
Hint Kit. You build it.
Amazon's biggest thing is data storage. Hello?
Do you potty outside?
Anyone buying this tool shed washout is not home and must meet regulations just like house my friends buy one and his on all kind of troubles over taxes
Ok so $18,800....then i have to pay an extra $14,400?
Well your gonna need a piece of land to put it on...a foundation, electric, water, plumbing, septic. Probably a crane to unload it from the truck. I am pretty sure these things cost money.
Needs vapor barrier and insulation.
Review from Amazon: OVERPRICED UNINSULATED THIN WALLED PIECE OF JUNK
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2019
This is NOT a turn key house. You'll be better off building one on your own from materials you purchase locally. This thin walled (1 3/4 inch thick) piece of junk has nothing but a few floor joists, a few ceiling rafters and crap for exterior wall. It will cost you another 30-40 thousand to make it livable. you will need to insulate, roof, plumb,put in cabinetry, flooring and a foundation to sit it on complete with tie-downs to the compliance of where you live. Build this same thing with metal studs and you'll be better off. If you're planning to trailer this as a travel trailer house, metal studs will be lighter weight and more durable. DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE YOU WASTE YOUR MONEY.
I don’t care for robot videos
Big deal. Sears and roebuck sold complete houses by mail over 100 years ago.
This little build are a joke 1st you must own land 2nd you must homesteads 3th permits 4th is not ready remover 5th you pay taxes liked home and is considered a tool shed
What a rip off
It's called Bidenomics, this 2024 affordable housing
This is a sham, doesn’t exist. Nice what AI can do though.
Who the hell write your freaking title heading to this video.....? Teach them ENGLISH First......!
I absolutely HATE the AI narration and the resultant mispronounced words. If you cannot properly narrate it yourself, hire a REAL VOICE ACTOR that can!
I love the attention to detail displayed in the simple grammatic error in the title. Please try harder Hyyggee Hauzze.
Wheres the link to Amazon?