Ep 1: The Plan | Mitre 10 Tiny House 2 with George Clarke

Stan Scott presents UK Celebrity Architect George Clarke with the master plan to build a Tiny House on wheels, that he’ll then tour around Auckland to see if Kiwi’s are ready to live small.

[@grayfrank9642]

More shows like this please. Great ideas thanks

[@mikewakeling8349]

I really enjoy Stan Scott's work. He explains these DIY jobs really simply; nice one, Stan!

[@ginnysimon399]

mikewakeling Stan the man

[@sherrellmoran6741]

I really like this concept... the house is great

[@user-ho9ep3ie1v]

Very good , nice

[@StevenFreitag]

Mitre 10 is building some solid loyalty in me! Thanks for the great content!

[@manawahiwinui8495]

Manawa hiwinui

[@rajeshvelappan8396]

anybody know how much it cost?

[@nik-minnit4375]

This guy sounds like Gordon Ramsay, minus the swearing😂

[@margiecaldwell5130]

Seems good so far! Was easy to talk to about his My Shed Plans [Go Here=> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Guided me in the right direction & helped me understand everything & in the end it was what I wanted

[@danielknight9956]

Lol lot nicer aswell.

[@1Ma9iN8tive]

How did I miss this series ... Awesome ... Kia ora

[@dleivam]

Awesome

[@SmellyKegs]

I like this kind of stuff, keep it coming.

[@andrewharcus6976]

Cool

[@shanechapman2276]

awesome build however how much dose it cost?

[@yingsun1298]

It is very good. I want to build my own too. Learning it.

[@mitre10nz]

Let us know how you get on! ^Matt

[@sarcasmo57]

I want to make on too

[@Geenine44]

I see tape went down on the trailer before laying down the floor... is this for thermal bridging?

[@youzulf]

Yes, for thermal bridging. Looks like DPC.

[@whatsmyageagain1000]

Hi Geenine44, in this particular case the "tape" they put down is acting as a damp proof course DPC (preventing moisture to wick from the steel into the plywood), but it is not really acting as a preventative for thermal bridging as well - it is too thin. A thicker, more appropriate material would be needed to prevent thermal bridging from the cold steel into the plywood (and then up through the floor into the home). A DPC of some sort would definitely still be needed whether it was acting to prevent thermal bridging as well or not.

[@harshitkumar854]

Which software is used to display the video

[@FinnDelMundoTravel]

I would guess Sketchup

[@Jason-mc7gq]

Where can we find the plans for this build?

[@lotusbhadra6566]

Jason Downe If you are planning for a tiny house with all comforts, please visit - *bit.ly/2s1irsm*

[@turdbomitch9007]

Here, you need to create an account , takes 1 minute and then download the plans.easy as . www.mitre10.co.nz/tiny-house-2

[@duketran62]

For the constructive purpose, I wish you would have recorded and explained a bit more of how to cut and frame a 15 degree side wall itself and the connection with others.

[@nickstalker1341]

They would’ve cut the 15deg lengths, followed by cutting the top long point and short point,(short point being short side of the 15deg cut and the other side a square cut

[@mikepeters9039]

Did they put any insulation on the floor ??

[@michelekett8450]

I would it’s sensible.

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Apparently now in the US, they can now be on a permanent foundation, which is a total game changer.

[@peggyyates3966]

FlowerGrower Smith v me c '

[@michelekett8450]

There are permanent tiny houses in New Zealand.

[@MrRENZsalas]

Do tiny house on wheels need to be as per NZS3604?

[@pareinatangata2184]

Want one

[@mitre10nz]

Pretty cool aren't they, Pareina? Would you have a crack and building one yourself? ^Kane

[@michaelwatson7452]

I can’t find part 2

[@fernleighbooks]

Good video's but its a shame that the NZ public are being ripped off with Mitre10 prices . They are putting massive markups on all their products that would make your eyes water . And if only people shopped around they would find better prices .

[@heed.]

Where?

[@cookdislander4372]

@@heed. I second this. I know it's true though. In Australia stratco was selling beams for 700. I was getting them same quality same product from an Asian warehouse for 270. Surprisingly not many builders I know knew of the place

[@jfknpcunt700]

Where’s the under floor insulation 😮

[@rajeshvelappan8396]

anybody know how much it cost?

[@kingstoncowboy01]

im guessing over 120k

[@AllIsWellaus]

New Zealanders have been truly ripped off if they have to resort to this.

[@ridhinor]

Why can't they use steel frames instead of wood?

[@mitre10nz]

Hi Ridhin, thanks for reaching out! You can definitely use steel frames. We've used timber framing as we've used products found in our Mitre 10 stores 🤗 ^Cam

[@cookdislander4372]

They can lol. I think it's a budget thing bro haha

[@gdaymates431]

You can't keep talking ahout budgets and prices and not tell people watching what these people have spent. The first house didn't mention the cost at all...

[@reewilliams1005]

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[@cookdislander4372]

Gday muuuaaaate. There's one comment apart from mine but I can't see it? What's KZbin hiding haha

[@gdaymates431]

@@cookdislander4372 someone probably deleted their comment. Probs said something nasty and regretted it after haha. I've definitely done that before.