I love how we took the lawn mower out of the $500 shed, threw in a bed and a picture window, call it a house and charge $35,000 to start. Every time some huckster company sells an overpriced box, a video gets made about it but you only ever see the demo unit. I'll buy a $6000 bus, spend $6000 making the inside into a living space, and park the thing in a different scenic place each week and have $20,000 left over.
Exactly. But in various states they pass laws making it illegal to live in an RV. You could be arrested in your bus because the neighbors complain about you.
Yes this is expensive for what you get. I guess its all the tech and glass. I would rather it be. I woukd rather that it be simple, robust, well built, and insulated .
@@boromirofmiddleearth557❤❤AS an AirBandB tho you could make your money back within a few years (if you live in a destination type city like the Bay Area CA.)
@@SeaJay_Oceans Some states make it illegal for you to live permanently on a plot of land and live in your RV. But no one can stop you from living in an RV if you are driving it and moving around each week. There are plenty of scenic spots he could park. I know a few people that actually have been doing that for years. They never get arrested. It's not like You're gonna park it in the middle of a neighborhood ☺️.
I'm currently living full time in an 18' travel trailer - basically 16'x6' inside. It still has more amenities than this. Storage cabinets, a 4 cubic foot fridge, small pantry, for instance. The micro home is much nicer aesthetically, of course. Better construction for sure. Neither of them have room to swing a cat, however; and I have a cat. I want to swing him. Must keep looking for bigger spaces.
@@REBELSCL I think they have a warped sense of humor, hopefully theyre joking, and meant they want to install a real swing like at the park playground. I once bought a twisted warped humor cartoon book called 101 uses for a dead cat to give to someone as a gift who also thought it was twisted funny cartoon material. I would never buy a book like that if it wasnt only cartoons. Do not eat the pets, even if you drive a tesla.
Cool space for a Airbnb/hotel room in the woods, but functionally I think it’s too small for most full time living. The small kitchen especially would be the main issue for me.
@@harshword8388 Exactly! If it covers a bed of a 72ft semi truck, then it's a home... that's around 600sq ft. This would be good for homeless people.....a little village of cubes.
A well designed Murphy bed will be lowered with all linen in place. That is how mine works. Pillows are held to the bed in position with Velcro straps that also hold the mattress in position when bed is up. Release the Velcro and the bed is made.
@@raygunsforronnie847 I can imagine going into a tiny house sales office to sign the paperwork, being offered a comfortable gurney to lie on, getting to watch a movie of lovely and peaceful nature scenes, and quietly going into that long sleep. Then maybe I’ll get that mansion in heaven I’ve heard about, and who’ll need a tiny house then?
The first 'tiny home' I've seen in all these years which lacks any charm at all, alas. TY for the tour, nonetheless -- always good info! -- "the more you know . . . "
No, we dont want a prison cell in the woods as a "home" , unless you are considering it an emergency snow shelter. Buildings should be reflective of function and style. The apple store in the Forrest is neither. A "cabin" home is both a shelter and a retreat from the "city" . Perhaps we should revisit the prarie school of architecture and Frank Lloyd Wright to understand how to integrate natur materials and design that flows with the environment and not stand starkly in contrast to it!
@SeaJay_Oceans You can build fire resistant structures, but mostly it comes down to denying the fire fuel in the immediate area surrounding homes. There, in my opinion, should always be fire barrier zones between Forrested areas and homes in wildfire areas, fire resistant roofing, and emergency suppression equipment. If you have the money for big homes in the hills, add in a foaming system, farm watering system and no vegetation barrier.
@@KerryTarnow Will still watch next week's video, but when I visited the website and saw the MOne starts at 199k, I didn't bother checking further. Lovely to look at, though. Also, I used to work in Los Gatos - beautiful town. Must sell both kidneys and possibly a lung just to live there, though.
@@ChopperChad managed to survive the Texas Winter of Deep Freeze a couple of years ago. I was in an 18 foot travel trailer. As long as the electricity stayed on, which it did periodically, it was doable. Most places, even in winter, don’t get that bad, although the cold can last a lot longer. Keep the water trickling from the faucets, dress warmly, have a generator if the electricity goes out, and you’ll be fine. Edited to add that, for the most part, you’re correct. Lots of upkeep needed to make them viable long term. If you’re not moving them around all the time, they last longer.
@ Depends where you are. And I know literally hundreds of people who are doing it. There are tons of RV parks that sell annual spots (or rent month to month) where people park their RV or camper and live out their lives in perfect comfort.
Very interesting! I would prefer a no hassle permanently made drop-down bed from the ceiling. It would not block the window and would leave room for a sofa...
I like the idea of a drop-down bed but the sofa would still be out of the question unless these was additional square footage. What if someone was able to construct a revolving bed/ sofa without it being a sofa bed, in a different way of what typically comes to mind. 🧐🤔
This would be great to have on a park like lot where the Nature is the draw, and keeping taxes low. Too bad most states ban homes under a certain size and will fine you for living in an RV. The Law & the Neighbors will hound micro house. If they want to sell these, they need to TURN KEY, Deliver & Install the whole deal. The decking, the base, the box, & utility hook ups all in one. Great for Trailer parks.
Thank you for taking me to a place that I haven't been to since I was a child. My family used to live there. Very cool tour for me, nostalgia wise. The home is too small for everyday living imo, but cool for a short stay.
That would vary so much by location that amounts wouldn't help anyone not in the same location. I can say all that would cost the same for 102 sq ft as it would for 2000 sq ft. It might have a composting toilet. Remote cabins do not always have sewer or even septic tank connections.
Thanks for showing whether people say they liked it or not. For something THIS small, I would like to see a shelf somewhere able to accommodate an airline size carry on roller luggage. The best place looks like the niche behind the seat, but you can't open the top panel of your luggage while stowed there. Maybe the "cutting board" is a place you could slide your luggage out onto the "cutting board" and over the walkway to open your luggage. Then the luggage itself remains to stow what you brought. The top pull-out cab could have been redesigned for a luggage. Otherwise I think they have done a lot in this small space. I kinda wish you did a review of the "business end" exterior closet with the mechanical systems and how they packed in the heat pump, water heater, electrical, etc.
I have done a ton of high end tile work in Los Gatos. Silicon Valley and lack of housing will make this thing sellable. Fits in the back yard as a rental…pretty cool…
Um, utilities? Plumbing and power setup are crucial aspects of setting up a home. One might even say plumbing and power are what separates homes from non-homes. Please detail these very important aspects! Especially plumbing--what happens when you flush that toilet?
The effluent system is macerating (grinder) and uses what looked like a 1" hose connection to an on site sewer or septic system. Electrical service appears to be 30 amp 120VAC, so it's similar to a small RV with respect to utilities. No holding tanks, though.
After 27 years, I still have my 'cabin' I put on my land when I first bought it. It was a 10×12 foot prefab office. I put a twin bed in it, a night stand, 2 36inch x 48 inch wall cabinets, one on top of the other for storage, pantry, dishes, a high, narrow table for the hot plate and toaster plus room for a dish or two, and a composting toilet. I used it for over ten yrs until I was able to retire and have the house I designed build. (1500 sq ft). It worked great for weekends. And it had 2 small windows. I think I enjoyed it much more than I would this microhouse.
Nice as an emergency dwelling or a mini B&B in a geographically alluring area. Speaking of which,, I can't believe you said NOTHING about the amazing Sequoia Redwood Trees surrounding you and the Mini Cocoon! Beautiful property! Can't wait to see the "M1" 400 Sq footer.
Very pleasing design I like the bent tops of the windows gives it that spaceship vibe. Seems like the perfect place for the mother in law visits. Or perhaps a place to find some peace if you have a chaotic home. I lived in a tiny home for a while when I was about 20 before they called them tiny homes. I really liked it.
I feel like you had to like this persons engagement even though it just wasn't very mature because their engagement is worth more than our safety online. Tubers have to like very odd comments to keep the their perceived audience happy, and so they hit like on the most outrageous fans to keep them commenting. Even tho those comments aren't very grown up, are they?
You make Great Effort in Covering alot of these Prefab/Tiny Homes. This particular home may not be for everyone but as we All know things are Always Subjective. Thank You so much for your Efforts & the thoroughness of your Videos💯💎🤙🏽
I was just about to ask where you were sitting at the end of the video when you said it was a different, bigger home. Look forward to seeing that tour as well.
I like that underground dome home that pilot built-the one with all those geese following him while he's in the air. You have all that ground cover protecting you from the winds plus the heating and cooling savings because it's underground.
I can’t see 2 or more being comfortable but for 1 person, not heavy weight, could be nice for a place to rest their head. Interested in seeing the M1 model.
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This is really great. Self-contained price is good. Even if you just wanna have a place for you to get away. Who says you have to leave the comfort of home. But a lot of modern amenities as this one has I’d probably be setting them off all night long. Thank you so much. This is awesome to battle. A bottle of wine wasn’t included. 🍷
60 minutes to set up a prefab is much to long, I am very busy. Please show a prefab home that as be set up in 15 minutes or less or set up on it's own like a life raft. More great and varied options put out by Kerry, big fan.
Great video! Loved the extra effort to give us the close shots of the various features. Funny, all these people saying you couldn't live there. If you were facing homelessness, this would be a castle lol. Looking forward to M1 video.
The shade needs to be able to stay open at the top so you can look out but have privacy at the mid level and bottom. This company needs to answer what are the legalities and can you put it on unbuilt land or only as an ADU in Ca? Thanks
This wld be a perfect solution for all the natural disasters that happen. Ppl need a place to live as they rebuild. Also. Homeless. It’s not pretty but it’s practical ty for showing us all these strange options for living quarters. Smart layout! ❤
Professional and helpful presentation ! Well ....I think I'd maybe add a strip of mirror beside the table if this were feasible. It would recycle a main event view and cancel out feeling squished .
At one point I was thinking about living in a travel trailer. This beats that all to pieces!! I love how contemporary it is. Love that you travelled to show it to us. Thanks!!
Thanks for the video. It looks like a quick and easy way to have a nice guest house. If you have an extra hundred grand lying around. I wouldn’t call it a home. Maybe a”bed shed”.
Beautiful surroundings. That’s why I love Cali. I like this type of tour. “Tour of discovery” so to speak. This is great for glamping. When you’re mostly there to see the scenery and to explore, you just need someplace to lay your head, cleanup and eat. Loved your term “the sit down program”. Very delicately stated terminology. 😊 Very informative video as always. Thank you.
Beautiful location that takes advantage of those big picture windows! Lot of bang for the buck! Right now it's more function with the scenery being the feature. But you could add your own charm and take it up another level! Nice one finding this Kerry!
Watched a video the other day of a girl who stayed in this “house” for a few days. It’s like a small hotel room with a tiny kitchenette. If it was at least ten feet longer it could be bearable. Of course it would be at least $30,000 more dollars.
Neat design - love the use of space. I would put that NOT under trees though- I would assume the windows would be expensive to replace when a branch fall on them. And one will someday.
I am enjoying your tours of these spaces. Like others feel, micro “homes” would not be suitable for most permanent living situations in North America. Maybe for a chichi conference center set up where each guest had their own private space. But compared to some of the living spaces I’ve seen on Japanese (Tokyo) channels, this is fairly spacious. It’s basically a “smart” capsule. Wish there was a way to have an open window, if there’s a power outage, how would a person get out, or have air flow?
Cool concept, but ridiculously small to be considered a "home". The exterior is pretty cool in that I imagine you could just pressure wash it every quarter, mainly due to those windows which you would want to keep clean to really enjoy them. Some simple HVAC ducting would be an improvement, seems odd to have the mini split in the kitchenette area. Looking forward to the M1 video.
Love some things about this & hate others. The "murphy" bed is awkwardly placed, takes up living room when not in use & seems to hang out into the walkway. Would be better on a couple of rails on the wall so it slides up to the ceiling when not in use, or as a twinxl/full murphy the other way so it folds up against the linen storage/closet. All those Internet Of Stupid Things smart features are sure to cause frustration & be a security weak point. Lots of electronics that WILL be going bad & be a pain to repair or replace. Kitchenette could be better designed too. Other than those things it looks sharp, sturdy & has a ton of cool features if you're into that. Really like the wet bath with built in ring light.
@dghinoak, yep. For all those thinking doomsday use: loss of electric in the beautiful boonies gets you locked inside with no ventilation, no lights, snacks and cold water coffee . Better hope roads are open for search parties. Otherwise, you be a desiccated mummy upon being found. That backup solar plan requires coughing up another leg in payments.
I love your reviews Kerry. These are beautiful and very affordable. The windows are amazing. Didn't care for the murphy bed, seemed blocky and imagine a sofa bed would work better. But makes a beautiful get away place for a few days. Can't beat that view!
The only thing you didn’t cover is, when you first step in, immediately to your left is a mirror that looks to have hooks for coats but does it open up at all? They have been so efficient in the design, I would think it opens in some way for a small amount of storage.
Jesus.........takes him forever to actually get to the place. Fail on the part of the channel. He actually starts at 4:55. This is at most a 5 min vid, but he's gonna waste your time. Install in 60 minutes? What about sewage lines, electricity hook-up, water lines, internet? There's no way it is put together in less than a day.
My big question is why in the world would you use a travel agent to book a simple trip? Are we in 1990? :) Great video. Also unless I missed it if this thing is not securely bolted down to pilings or other structure it would literally be blown around by a hurricane.
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I love how we took the lawn mower out of the $500 shed, threw in a bed and a picture window, call it a house and charge $35,000 to start. Every time some huckster company sells an overpriced box, a video gets made about it but you only ever see the demo unit. I'll buy a $6000 bus, spend $6000 making the inside into a living space, and park the thing in a different scenic place each week and have $20,000 left over.
Exactly. But in various states they pass laws making it illegal to live in an RV.
You could be arrested in your bus because the neighbors complain about you.
buy a shipping container add insulation cut a big window.
Yes this is expensive for what you get. I guess its all the tech and glass. I would rather it be. I woukd rather that it be simple, robust, well built, and insulated .
@@boromirofmiddleearth557❤❤AS an AirBandB tho you could make your money back within a few years (if you live in a destination type city like the Bay Area CA.)
@@SeaJay_Oceans
Some states make it illegal for you to live permanently on a plot of land and live in your RV.
But no one can stop you from living in an RV if you are driving it and moving around each week.
There are plenty of scenic spots he could park. I know a few people that actually have been doing that for years. They never get arrested. It's not like You're gonna park it in the middle of a neighborhood ☺️.
I'm currently living full time in an 18' travel trailer - basically 16'x6' inside. It still has more amenities than this. Storage cabinets, a 4 cubic foot fridge, small pantry, for instance. The micro home is much nicer aesthetically, of course. Better construction for sure. Neither of them have room to swing a cat, however; and I have a cat. I want to swing him. Must keep looking for bigger spaces.
I bet your trailer looks like Dukes of Hazard
How do you “swing” a cat?
Please be nice to kitty. 😊
@@REBELSCL I think they have a warped sense of humor, hopefully theyre joking, and meant they want to install a real swing like at the park playground. I once bought a twisted warped humor cartoon book called 101 uses for a dead cat to give to someone as a gift who also thought it was twisted funny cartoon material.
I would never buy a book like that if it wasnt only cartoons. Do not eat the pets, even if you drive a tesla.
@@kevinwelsh7490 Show never floated my boat, so don't know if it does or not.
Cool space for a Airbnb/hotel room in the woods, but functionally I think it’s too small for most full time living. The small kitchen especially would be the main issue for me.
Appreciate the feedback
It would probably be good as a transition space for homeless, IMO. You could stack these in a city and give them a starting point.
@@veronicashields4405 too expensive for that, or anything really!
Houseless as a temporary shelter or temporary residency would be better than couch surfing or a tent.
Bed and space aren’t used wisely overall. But cool start to a great future shelter and structure
This is a real stretch to call this a “home” ….
Very interesting!
It's a room at best. I don't think anything under 600 sqft should be referred to as a home.
@@harshword8388
Exactly! If it covers a bed of a 72ft semi truck, then it's a home... that's around 600sq ft. This would be good for homeless people.....a little village of cubes.
Yeah, it looks like a walk in fridge
So what it’s new. Has a niche❤
A well designed Murphy bed will be lowered with all linen in place. That is how mine works. Pillows are held to the bed in position with Velcro straps that also hold the mattress in position when bed is up. Release the Velcro and the bed is made.
Soon they will suggest we lie down in a pod with virtual reality goggles and call it a day. The Matrix anyone?
Or the "Soylent Green" departure station?
Wheee do u sign?
@@Joe-mz6dc a pod is too generous for them. Maybe a body bag? Wrapped in cellophane with a straw to breathe through?
@@raygunsforronnie847 I can imagine going into a tiny house sales office to sign the paperwork, being offered a comfortable gurney to lie on, getting to watch a movie of lovely and peaceful nature scenes, and quietly going into that long sleep. Then maybe I’ll get that mansion in heaven I’ve heard about, and who’ll need a tiny house then?
Or, you can have a tiny home on your land in the middle of nowhere...it was my option...I'm there livin' it...
I'm suffocating just by looking at this.
yeah, can't get outta there quick enough
I seriously wonder how someone actually lives in that. There is barely room to lie in bed and stare at your phone. But maybe that's it.
Not for live in, but good for an air bnb. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for tuning in 🙌🏼
Send it to Europe
Theres people living in 1/3 that space, get out your little bubble.
The first 'tiny home' I've seen in all these years which lacks any charm at all, alas. TY for the tour, nonetheless -- always good info! -- "the more you know . . . "
Thanks for watching Jenny
@@KerryTarnow Am I the only one that wonders where you put the toilet paper to keep it dry, but accessible when needed?
So apart from auto wash. It's everything we ever wanted for The Fifth Element
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No autowash no deal. A poster of her would be nice too.
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No, we dont want a prison cell in the woods as a "home" , unless you are considering it an emergency snow shelter. Buildings should be reflective of function and style. The apple store in the Forrest is neither. A "cabin" home is both a shelter and a retreat from the "city" . Perhaps we should revisit the prarie school of architecture and Frank Lloyd Wright to understand how to integrate natur materials and design that flows with the environment and not stand starkly in contrast to it!
If the microhome is literally fire proof, that might be good for CA.
@SeaJay_Oceans You can build fire resistant structures, but mostly it comes down to denying the fire fuel in the immediate area surrounding homes. There, in my opinion, should always be fire barrier zones between Forrested areas and homes in wildfire areas, fire resistant roofing, and emergency suppression equipment. If you have the money for big homes in the hills, add in a foaming system, farm watering system and no vegetation barrier.
I can't wait to see the M-1 400sqf model. Keep on keeping on 🤩
Thursday! Thanks for watching
@@KerryTarnow Will still watch next week's video, but when I visited the website and saw the MOne starts at 199k, I didn't bother checking further. Lovely to look at, though. Also, I used to work in Los Gatos - beautiful town. Must sell both kidneys and possibly a lung just to live there, though.
I live in 400sf comfortably.
This beautiful woody side costs probably in millions, and by the time I buy it the cost might be close to 100k😂
Seems like an overpriced mini for the trailer parks.
I’ll just buy myself an RV trailer for 20k or less. It’ll do just fine.
Also, if a hurricane comes you can just drive away.
A 20k travel trailer is not typically 4 season rated and they're are made for part time living with low quality parts.
@@ChopperChad managed to survive the Texas Winter of Deep Freeze a couple of years ago. I was in an 18 foot travel trailer. As long as the electricity stayed on, which it did periodically, it was doable. Most places, even in winter, don’t get that bad, although the cold can last a lot longer. Keep the water trickling from the faucets, dress warmly, have a generator if the electricity goes out, and you’ll be fine.
Edited to add that, for the most part, you’re correct. Lots of upkeep needed to make them viable long term. If you’re not moving them around all the time, they last longer.
It’s not legal to live in a travel trailer
@ Depends where you are. And I know literally hundreds of people who are doing it. There are tons of RV parks that sell annual spots (or rent month to month) where people park their RV or camper and live out their lives in perfect comfort.
Very interesting! I would prefer a no hassle permanently made drop-down bed from the ceiling. It would not block the window and would leave room for a sofa...
Great feedback thanks
Drop down bed from the ceiling is a much better idea!
I like the idea of a drop-down bed but the sofa would still be out of the question unless these was additional square footage. What if someone was able to construct a revolving bed/ sofa without it being a sofa bed, in a different way of what typically comes to mind. 🧐🤔
Excellent idea. Hire him at once
This would be great to have on a park like lot where the Nature is the draw, and keeping taxes low. Too bad most states ban homes under a certain size and will fine you for living in an RV. The Law & the Neighbors will hound micro house. If they want to sell these, they need to TURN KEY, Deliver & Install the whole deal. The decking, the base, the box, & utility hook ups all in one. Great for Trailer parks.
Thank you for taking me to a place that I haven't been to since I was a child. My family used to live there. Very cool tour for me, nostalgia wise. The home is too small for everyday living imo, but cool for a short stay.
Curious to know how much they spent on permits + water + sewer + electric for that 102sqft.
That would vary so much by location that amounts wouldn't help anyone not in the same location. I can say all that would cost the same for 102 sq ft as it would for 2000 sq ft. It might have a composting toilet. Remote cabins do not always have sewer or even septic tank connections.
Thanks for showing whether people say they liked it or not. For something THIS small, I would like to see a shelf somewhere able to accommodate an airline size carry on roller luggage. The best place looks like the niche behind the seat, but you can't open the top panel of your luggage while stowed there. Maybe the "cutting board" is a place you could slide your luggage out onto the "cutting board" and over the walkway to open your luggage. Then the luggage itself remains to stow what you brought. The top pull-out cab could have been redesigned for a luggage. Otherwise I think they have done a lot in this small space. I kinda wish you did a review of the "business end" exterior closet with the mechanical systems and how they packed in the heat pump, water heater, electrical, etc.
I wish they could miniaturize us like they did in “Fantastic Voyage”. This place would be a real deal at that point.
I have done a ton of high end tile work in Los Gatos. Silicon Valley and lack of housing will make this thing sellable. Fits in the back yard as a rental…pretty cool…
Thanks Mike!
Um, utilities? Plumbing and power setup are crucial aspects of setting up a home. One might even say plumbing and power are what separates homes from non-homes. Please detail these very important aspects! Especially plumbing--what happens when you flush that toilet?
The effluent system is macerating (grinder) and uses what looked like a 1" hose connection to an on site sewer or septic system. Electrical service appears to be 30 amp 120VAC, so it's similar to a small RV with respect to utilities. No holding tanks, though.
It has MAAAGIC PLUMBING, Lol...!!!🧚
That thing is in the woods. I would go outside and create a dungheap.
After 27 years, I still have my 'cabin' I put on my land when I first bought it. It was a 10×12 foot prefab office. I put a twin bed in it, a night stand, 2 36inch x 48 inch wall cabinets, one on top of the other for storage, pantry, dishes, a high, narrow table for the hot plate and toaster plus room for a dish or two, and a composting toilet. I used it for over ten yrs until I was able to retire and have the house I designed build. (1500 sq ft). It worked great for weekends. And it had 2 small windows. I think I enjoyed it much more than I would this microhouse.
Best for an Airbnb. Can't wait for the electric tour of the next. Thanks K!
Thanks for watching
There was an even better one, same size, looked kinda futuristic, like it came out of the Mass Effect video game.
@@0M0S01A lol. We got to see kenny raw dogging. Omgosh, that was so inappropriate... that I had to say it.🤣👍🤣
@@jennilang2464 That's why @KerryTarnow is the best to do it.
Very nice. This prefab is about a 45-minute drive from my house.
That ceiling window is so clear he can see your house from there.
Nice as an emergency dwelling or a mini B&B in a geographically alluring area. Speaking of which,, I can't believe you said NOTHING about the amazing Sequoia Redwood Trees surrounding you and the Mini Cocoon! Beautiful property! Can't wait to see the "M1" 400 Sq footer.
“Said NOTHING about …Sequoia Redwood Trees”
Listen carefully starting ca 02:09
Very pleasing design I like the bent tops of the windows gives it that spaceship vibe. Seems like the perfect place for the mother in law visits. Or perhaps a place to find some peace if you have a chaotic home. I lived in a tiny home for a while when I was about 20 before they called them tiny homes. I really liked it.
Thanks SS!
Really enjoyed watching you raw dog the video. You showed it who's boss.
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I don’t remember reference to sex without a condom? Raw-experience? Ichi go Ichi e.
I feel like you had to like this persons engagement even though it just wasn't very mature because their engagement is worth more than our safety online. Tubers have to like very odd comments to keep the their perceived audience happy, and so they hit like on the most outrageous fans to keep them commenting. Even tho those comments aren't very grown up, are they?
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 we are all just trying to have a good time here and learn about some tiny homes
You make Great Effort in Covering alot of these Prefab/Tiny Homes.
This particular home may not be for everyone but as we All know things are Always Subjective.
Thank You so much for your Efforts & the thoroughness of your Videos💯💎🤙🏽
Thank you! Appreciate that 😃
that window will eventually leak. is it glass or plastic? is it double glazed? (think: condensation)
I was just about to ask where you were sitting at the end of the video when you said it was a different, bigger home. Look forward to seeing that tour as well.
I wonder if these are capable of handling hot climates like the desert. Those windows look like can heat the space quickly!
I'm guessing that's why it's in a shaded woods area. Green houses are not good for comfortable living.
@@cccaaa9034 If there’s a space that these pods wood look cool and be great at would be the desert but it needs to be redesigned for hot climates!☀️🌵🔥
Maybe they'll sell them gutted (no kitchen bath or bed) as grow houses?
I like that underground dome home that pilot built-the one with all those geese following him while he's in the air. You have all that ground cover protecting you from the winds plus the heating and cooling savings because it's underground.
Great video.Thank you.
Very interesting concept.True innovation !!
Thanks for watching 👍
I can’t see 2 or more being comfortable but for 1 person, not heavy weight, could be nice for a place to rest their head. Interested in seeing the M1 model.
Video will be out tomorrow
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You had me at “raw dog”
The base model would be great for a home office or hobby space. The open floor plan offers enough room to setup a couple of desks.
This is really great. Self-contained price is good. Even if you just wanna have a place for you to get away. Who says you have to leave the comfort of home. But a lot of modern amenities as this one has I’d probably be setting them off all night long. Thank you so much. This is awesome to battle. A bottle of wine wasn’t included. 🍷
Super cute, love the raw dog footage
Thanks!
Very cool little space ! 👍
I kept waiting for George or Jane Jetson to pop out.
Has anyone ever seen the movie "The Fifth Element"? 😮 This is TIGHT! Let's call this the backyard office I use to hide from my kids for 40 minutes 😂.
Haha I have seen it!
I couldn't even fit my art studio into that space. My cutting table is almost the size of the bed.
I love spaces like this. Considering the area I actually use in my current place, I think I could live here...there.
Thanks for watching Dave
Love it! Fun as always man thank you!
Thanks 🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@KerryTarnow 😎❤️🙌☕️☕️☕️
60 minutes to set up a prefab is much to long, I am very busy. Please show a prefab home that as be set up in 15 minutes or less or set up on it's own like a life raft.
More great and varied options put out by Kerry, big fan.
Great tour, Kerry, thanks. 👍
Thanks Dale
Too slow. Wish he would have practiced ahead of time
@@Susan-h9z
Huh ?
What happened ?
IDK.
Great video! Loved the extra effort to give us the close shots of the various features. Funny, all these people saying you couldn't live there. If you were facing homelessness, this would be a castle lol. Looking forward to M1 video.
Thank you! M1 vid is out today
I think you oversold the "cutlery". How was the shower water to walk back through?
The shade needs to be able to stay open at the top so you can look out but have privacy at the mid level and bottom. This company needs to answer what are the legalities and can you put it on unbuilt land or only as an ADU in Ca? Thanks
Thats a good idea
This wld be a perfect solution for all the natural disasters that happen. Ppl need a place to live as they rebuild. Also. Homeless. It’s not pretty but it’s practical ty for showing us all these strange options for living quarters. Smart layout! ❤
Well done review, thanks. Wonder what you get for 35K since this is a 90K unit.
You’re doing a great job 😊
Appreciate it!
Professional and helpful presentation !
Well ....I think I'd maybe add a strip of mirror beside the table if this were feasible. It would recycle a main event view and cancel out feeling squished .
At one point I was thinking about living in a travel trailer. This beats that all to pieces!! I love how contemporary it is. Love that you travelled to show it to us. Thanks!!
Great video. Thanks Kerry!
Appreciate it! 🙌🏼
Excellent presentation. Stylish but cost prohibitive.
Another great tour! What a super cool model!
Thanks for the video. It looks like a quick and easy way to have a nice guest house. If you have an extra hundred grand lying around. I wouldn’t call it a home. Maybe a”bed shed”.
The glass walls and integrated technology are impressive. Hopefully a larger version will follow.
They have larger versions, video will be on the channel Thursday
Yes there will have tp be room for the kids and dogs.
Beautiful surroundings. That’s why I love Cali. I like this type of tour. “Tour of discovery” so to speak. This is great for glamping. When you’re mostly there to see the scenery and to explore, you just need someplace to lay your head, cleanup and eat. Loved your term “the sit down program”. Very delicately stated terminology. 😊
Very informative video as always. Thank you.
That was great, thank you, Kerry.
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
It's cool for so tiny a place. You need some land to place it on. Land with all the hookups.
Where do you put your suitcases? And it's not just an Airbnb that would need sheets pillows and other bedding...
Beautiful location that takes advantage of those big picture windows! Lot of bang for the buck! Right now it's more function with the scenery being the feature. But you could add your own charm and take it up another level! Nice one finding this Kerry!
Los Gatos is a beautiful area😊.Lexington Resevor in background?😊
Correct! Yeah its a really nice area
Watched a video the other day of a girl who stayed in this “house” for a few days. It’s like a small hotel room with a tiny kitchenette. If it was at least ten feet longer it could be bearable. Of course it would be at least $30,000 more dollars.
Thanks for watching Jules
Neat design - love the use of space. I would put that NOT under trees though- I would assume the windows would be expensive to replace when a branch fall on them. And one will someday.
Those windows are wild!
Correct!
All you need is a skylight and you can see the trees
I don’t know? A structure that size,it seems expensive
Everything on here seems expensive. 🤣
Love this became I could set it up either as a ADU for guest or have several setup and do an AB&B for the homeless!
Where are utilities tie in? Electricity, Water, toilets waste go?
It all connects at the back, its in the vid
Thx T! So you would need sewer, utility tie ins but no foundation for installation.
I am enjoying your tours of these spaces. Like others feel, micro “homes” would not be suitable for most permanent living situations in North America. Maybe for a chichi conference center set up where each guest had their own private space. But compared to some of the living spaces I’ve seen on Japanese (Tokyo) channels, this is fairly spacious. It’s basically a “smart” capsule. Wish there was a way to have an open window, if there’s a power outage, how would a person get out, or have air flow?
Cool concept, but ridiculously small to be considered a "home". The exterior is pretty cool in that I imagine you could just pressure wash it every quarter, mainly due to those windows which you would want to keep clean to really enjoy them.
Some simple HVAC ducting would be an improvement, seems odd to have the mini split in the kitchenette area.
Looking forward to the M1 video.
Love some things about this & hate others. The "murphy" bed is awkwardly placed, takes up living room when not in use & seems to hang out into the walkway. Would be better on a couple of rails on the wall so it slides up to the ceiling when not in use, or as a twinxl/full murphy the other way so it folds up against the linen storage/closet. All those Internet Of Stupid Things smart features are sure to cause frustration & be a security weak point. Lots of electronics that WILL be going bad & be a pain to repair or replace. Kitchenette could be better designed too. Other than those things it looks sharp, sturdy & has a ton of cool features if you're into that. Really like the wet bath with built in ring light.
Neat! I actually live near Los Gatos. Gonna check it out this weekend
Cool! Enjoy 😃
Kerry! That's my area of the world!! Hope you enjoy LG :)
Such a nice place!
How’s does the water system and power work? Uses a battery? Where does the dirty water go? Where does the clean water come from?
The utilities come in at the back, I showed it at the start. The sewer connects into their septic.
Kerry, Thank you very much for showing us this. This is an awesome home and with a great price.
Thanks for watching Robert 👊🏻
How long are you going to make us wait to see the bigger ones ? 🤔
You’d be screwed during one of our California power blackouts! 😂 Nifty Airbnb option but not for full time living.
get some anker/jackery solar gen power banks
@dghinoak, yep. For all those thinking doomsday use: loss of electric in the beautiful boonies gets you locked inside with no ventilation, no lights, snacks and cold water coffee . Better hope roads are open for search parties. Otherwise, you be a desiccated mummy upon being found. That backup solar plan requires coughing up another leg in payments.
❤❤yeah that lack of manual lock option bugs the HECK outta me.
@@charlottecrookham As if someone couldn't just break the glass??
windows in the neighborhood with other people around looking in?
Fantastic presentation. Fun to know that this is available to spend a weekend.
With the trees, I'd be nervous about fires. Do you have to dig a well, septic tank and keep any hoa's from bugging you?
Wow the new meaning to tiny home this has got to be one of the most coolest things I seen on your channel thank you
Glad you like it 🤝
@KerryTarnow greatest one yet. Very innovative , actually amazing how they packed everything in there to live
My area of Cali 😊 The unit is really tiny, I think the upcoming 400 sq ft would be manageable. Or if they offered an option to combine two units.
Very cool.
Thanks for watching 👊🏻
I love your reviews Kerry. These are beautiful and very affordable. The windows are amazing. Didn't care for the murphy bed, seemed blocky and imagine a sofa bed would work better. But makes a beautiful get away place for a few days. Can't beat that view!
Thank you! Glad you’re enjoying the videos
Fun till the electronics malfunction.
Help i cant get out . Im tired & the bed wont fold down.
The only thing you didn’t cover is, when you first step in, immediately to your left is a mirror that looks to have hooks for coats but does it open up at all? They have been so efficient in the design, I would think it opens in some way for a small amount of storage.
This is great for when extended family come to visit for short term. 😊
Totally
Thank you for posting this micro house. Very cool for a temporary place in beautiful surroundings. Liked your style!
I wish you had read the guide
Thanks for shearing!!!
Thanks for watching
i need something like this for my dog
Mixed feelings. Some nice features. Feels squished, but guess they got a lot in.
They got a lot in if it was 35K. For 90K I will pass. Shelby already showed both of these on her channel too, but she didn't mention the prices... LOL
Idc what anyone says, I'm calling you "Raw Dog Kerry" moving forward.
😂
Love those units.
Jesus.........takes him forever to actually get to the place. Fail on the part of the channel. He actually starts at 4:55. This is at most a 5 min vid, but he's gonna waste your time. Install in 60 minutes? What about sewage lines, electricity hook-up, water lines, internet? There's no way it is put together in less than a day.
OMG!! It is like watching grass grow.
Nice electric door, what happens during a power outage? Are you stuck inside? Are you unable to enter if you are outside?
It can be operated manually
LOL "Sit down" program!
My big question is why in the world would you use a travel agent to book a simple trip? Are we in 1990? :) Great video. Also unless I missed it if this thing is not securely bolted down to pilings or other structure it would literally be blown around by a hurricane.
Tupperware plastic coffin
Lol, good one
This must be the suicide capsule I keep hearing about on YT.