Nelson Tiny Houses Acorn 2 Tour

[@keithcleghorn5102]

THis is the future of off grid living. Wish I could afford one. Beautiful tiny house on wheels .

[@lemurianchick]

I love the fold-up porch! So clever! I saw another tiny house with one that only used half of the width of the entrance and I wondered if it was somehow not feasible to make one that went all the way across and you did so! Makes all the difference when utilizing it as a deck. And a tiny mudroom right inside? Awesome! I was trying to imagine how I would design one of these babies and I had this very idea but did not know how to implement it. Great job.

[@badapple65]

Seth would have to be the perfect contractor to do a build with as you can recognize his passion in his projects. I think this is as much about artistry as it is about construction.

[@TheMach1ne120]

One of your best videos to date. Amazing craftsmanship throughout. You should be very proud of your work. I love the attention to detail, and the quality of materials, especially the repurposed items. Thanks for doing what you do, keep it up! Peace.

[@daveunderwood6498]

You nailed it with that design of countertop. Not just the wood, which is beautiful, but how it makes it the focus of the house, just like the kitchens of old farm houses are the gathering and social places of the homes. Ingenious.

[@jesscajessica7327]

I adore this man and his tiny homes. So incredibly talented and bright.

[@betsyellis8140]

This tiny house is very tiny, but so cute and very beautiful and has everything you need...i am a single woman and this would be great for a single person..anyone would be happy to live in this home... BEAUTIFUL WORK..❤

[@roarmaus]

Beautiful tiny house inside and out.Love the shakes and the corrugated panels. Ladder is a great design. Well done walk-through and explanation.

[@lisacarey4951]

This is beautiful Seth! So fun to see the finished house after seeing it in progress. It's amazingly well-built! And looks like it would be a great travel house, love the fold up back porch oops,front porch, the wood details, the metal siding makes so much sense, the mud room, etc etc etc!!! and what a great idea to go through the pretty part first and offer the details after.

[@Krissinator]

I'm surprised nobody ever comments on your shirts. You always have awesome shirts :)

[@kathleenschallock361]

Beautiful little house. Love the recycling done in the house. .looks like a lot of integrity went into it also, besides love.

[@geoyoshinaka5251]

Thank you for the thorough presentation! It is a beautiful tiny house and the details in the kitchen table a work of art :)

[@marleychloe]

the guy you got hosting these videos is purrrfect!!!

[@saharaalfie697]

***LOVE EVERYONE OF YOUR TINY HOMES ... THEY ARE ALL Gorgeously LOVERY !!***

[@frankleon-guerrero6857]

I think this is one of my favorite Tiny House on Wheels! I love that mud room wet shoes jacket scarves, hats all have a spoton that wall or/and shelf, plus that bench to sit down to take off or put on your shoes.The look this house is really awesome. When I'm ready I'll may contacting you folks. Thank you your awesome videos.

[@BandersnatchRider]

Someday I'll save the money for a tiny house of my own :)

[@Shadow2084]

I'm impressed - loved the entire tiny house! Thanks for the awesome tour.

[@skagee3320]

I truly enjoyed your video...thanks for sharing

[@cnypilot]

Gorgeous as always, Seth. The usage of galvalume is phenominal.

[@paintur68]

I like this guy. He's dorky cute, and so thin! Those porch chains wouldn't hold most of my friends. They're big folks. :-D Beautiful tiny house! I want one! Exclamation points! Yay! Here's more: ! ! ! ! !

[@ChelimYrneh]

+paintur68 Thin !!! (??) Just how does that make ME feel !!!! ; )

[@kimberlyrampersad1893]

I love the layout of this house, its very practical and easy of use. Does not look constricting in space at all.

[@Lulabee]

Very beautiful tiny house (: 18' feet, if I'm recalling correctly, looks quite spacious. Thanks for sharing. Again, great job!

[@AVBibleBelieverMan]

I'm not sure I would install the sink the way it is in this video but these tiny houses are great and are surprising me in different ways from builder to builder. This community seems to be growing and getting more creative with these houses.

[@OdeMelody]

Amazing! I wish that there was a version with two full lofts, so a kid cold have his/her own space across from the parent's loft, but have the same square footage. I'd place it on a plot of land with an outdoor fire-heated bathtub, a gazebo with a matching roof to the house for summer eating, and a vegetable garden. Living the dream - and mortgage free relatively quickly.

[@jorgere1]

thanks for share my friend nelson, you,r ideas are fantastic good luck for everithing you doing, HI from mexico,.

[@tracyenders5069]

Lol, thanks for the clarification on the KPH vs. MPH! 😂😂😂 too funny!

[@ttfweb1]

Very nice. I like all the detail you go through. Be well.

[@marysmithson6438]

Looks great, guys! Hopefully I'll be ready for a tiny home in the Valley in a few years. Nice to find someone local.

[@airwolf61970]

I really like the cedar shake siding and the more rustic look of the place

[@lenanngardner1795]

Seth and Tobias: nice job! It seems you've thought of everything!

[@earthlingbrittany]

Great work! This house is very beautiful. It's the same size my future tiny house will be, so it's nice for me to see it =)

[@SF-ru3lp]

Deck is brilliant! I don't know how people get by without one. I love the entrance/ cloakroom area. A real necessity in my view. I couldn't really work with the kitchen in 3 separate bits. I would have to have to make a long unit. Lovely ladder. G Ire

[@LaDayna04]

A different flow......awesome.

[@wudangmtn]

Nice house! It looks to be top quality work.

[@Maria_O]

I REALLY like this one compared to another Acorn model video of yours that I've seen. The inclusion of the stove, RV toilet and bench nook with shelving makes it more livable. Great features.

[@pmmack8617]

Great video! Beautiful house!

[@sopascat7]

Love tiny houses...this one is good, but don't care how the sink is positioned. Love the latter, the wet bath, the loft & fireplace.

[@sandmanmod24]

I agree with this comment very much. I loved the ladder and loft areas but the sink position is awkward and bad for everyday use. The "entertainment" area looks uncomfortable and although I do like these heaters "Fireplace" that is the worst possible place to put it because I live in a RV with a propane heater like this and you don't want to be sitting right on top of it like that. They heat extremely well but if your body is that close to it then it gets way to hot before you can heat the rest of the house. The way that one is positioned it looks like it would even burn your legs lol. I know it may be a mute issue but the box they have the toilet paper in to keep it dry should really be plastic or something like that because wood isn't the best thing to use to keep things dry plus over time it won't last unless im wrong and it wasn't made of wood.

[@lightlife917]

Sweet and well planned.

[@m.prevost3750]

This is my fav tiny house :)

[@johnsaintvincent8406]

Congratulations, is beautiful and very good your idea.

[@hansherygers4324]

I would use LED button lights for your marker lights. You would hardly notice them and they are bright when lit. Very nice work. Thanks for the tour.

[@darrenbrown9096]

i love the house extremely good work

[@SMOA5]

You mentioned this was the first tiny house recognized provincially. I registered my tiny house and insuranced it in AB back in 2017. Just for the record..😊😉. With that said, ICBC is way harder to deal with then how AB does insurance and registrations. Good job!👍

[@virginiarosenbaum7211]

Love the wet bath

[@janettepasion3940]

Its so nice, a tiny house, i really want to hve this tiny house, but only in dream, very beautiful

[@goksi5883]

Impressive architecture ,awesome concept to save the earth space：） I really wish one day Malaysia will promote this concept as well....

[@Gracie-qg5lm]

This is beautiful!

[@normsawyer4192]

Nice job. Good work.

[@SyllixMusic]

love the hair

[@frankmerion9558]

Thanks for inspiring me!!!!

[@LightPaige]

Very nice. I must request though, that you list or mention the length of your houses with your videos.. it's one of the most relevant points for those who are trying to visualize their future tiny home. Anyhow, this is very nice, a better design than Acorn One...but I still personally hold V-2 as my fav! Beautiful craftsmanship on all the houses, no doubt :)

[@bridgettblessings317]

he mentioned the length at the beginning of the video. :)

[@dabtimedaily5373]

great build

[@mohammedfrancis]

Thoughtfully planned small space. Can you reach the sink easily over the wood bit? Also, it's built to keep cold out. Does this foam wall fill also insulate the same against heat.....you mentioned Mexico? Are there different issues with heat? You use metal corrugate. Wouldn't plastic be better and prettier? Surely, reduced eaves make less drag when driving too...right? Nicely and playfully presented. Just love the work.

[@jacoblavinder882]

i would personally like to see more of how the wet room works such as plumbing and mold management in a hot humid environment

[@tongresa77]

So amazing!

[@Aunty87]

"tiny IS the new sexy" - i need that shirt

[@LoriM222]

Thank you for the in-depth tour, appreciate that very much! Most tiny home videos do not tell you the most important parts as you did! Same thought pattern as buying a new car, it isn't enough to just look good, it has to be efficient etc... Can you tell me how much this one is and send a link to the next step up from this one? Thank you!!

[@btrswt35]

One major suggestion for doing videos, its called a HAIRBRUSH!

[@johnbuffery2108]

Brilliant !!

[@mslindaloper]

Thank you so much for sharing! Two questions. How does the toilet work and what do you do when its hot?

[@zero11010]

I like the self reliance angle. Have you considered a rainwater catch system? A gutter system and a larger water reservoir in the home combined with a water filtration system would allow for free (give or take filtration upkeep) completely potable drinking water. 135 square feet would be able to collect a little over 2,400 gallons of water each year if the home was getting the US average of 30 inches of rainfall per year and every drop collected was stored. That's 202 gallons of water available per month for "free" which gives an owner about 6.7 gallons a day. There are some caveats to that. Rainfall doesn't evenly distribute throughout the year, so there are heavy rain months and light rain months, meaning water from heavy months would need to be captured and saved for months with less rain. Even without the purification system the water can be harvested for gardens and such.

[@plstrom]

i love the detail of building as it really shuld be, i don't like the layout of the interior , but i do believe i would trust more in you guys to build mine.. of course i am in Porugal so i will have to find domebody ike yourselfs to help me build mine . anyways congrats for a great job a nd care with what yu do , it is important

[@frankleon-guerrero6331]

This is one the top three though out all of KZbin tiny homes! I'm in California, so I just wondered what this house would cost? Thank you.

[@AnnieinKC]

Loved this. So what size truck would I need to buy to pull it? I don't think my Smart Car will do it.

[@supercooled]

something with adaquate torque. a vw tdi car which runs o diesel would probably be enough.

[@2vikings2]

I wonder how much it cost to build this house??

[@hazindu]

Could you make some kind of quick detachable rain gutters to help with weather issues?

[@angelap381]

love it!

[@nathandean1687]

projector would be awesome 4 those homes.

[@samlj6966]

I'm just wondering does that 'y' shaped piece of wood in the sleeping loft have any structural benefits because I'm looking to purchase one and take that piece out for a gun safe

[@jesusisthetruth8529]

Awesome!

[@kompass711]

The double sink (17:00) doesn't look bad quality, but how it placed is not practical. Also, it would be much better to have bigger windows allowing more natural lighting enter indoor. It always the small details on designs that make a huge difference on functionalities.

[@haileysands8087]

When u have a wetroom like that doesnt it get the wood wet?

[@machiavellianos]

I feel that the space is not efficiently used so that the inside looks crammed. But it's best thought out. Not many tiny house builders don't talk about water resistance of the house.

[@seribas]

B Hill I agree, I think I could utililize this space MUCH better. And the "shower" needs some help

[@jbibm81]

That looks like a rad house. If I may ask, what was your budget? I'm looking at building a high quality house between 220 - 460 sq ft. I want quality and I'm curious. Thanks!

[@michaeloriada6177]

This is a gem of a tiny house and obviously planned out to the "T". do i get a discount if my surname is Reidy?

[@lorenzwinterhoff8049]

I don't want to go very far these days. I want to live in it no matter what. Problem is, where in the Lower Mainland would I park it?

[@LegendNeverD1es]

I'm wondering how much does this tiny house cost?

[@shelleyhillier7581]

+kyle0091000 we will never know cause he doesnt read these

[@LegendNeverD1es]

Damn, I wanted to know. XD

[@ZoroX50000]

+kyle0091000 I think around 50K?

[@LegendNeverD1es]

Beyond Eternity thanks for the reply. That is cheap compared to a house.

[@MsTruepatriot]

I wonder if you could tell me where you sourced the ladder with clever metal attachment feature? Thanks!

[@NelsonTinyHouses]

are you the same person that called and left a message?...hope so because I erased it by mistake. so...I designed it and had a friend who is a welder/artist make it. It cost about $1000 bucks in the end. Good luck finding something that works....and just so you know I don't usually reply to this comments or even read them. Its just that I felt bad about not being able to call you back....

[@MsTruepatriot]

Nelson Tiny Houses Thank you!

[@dianerota]

As a business, it's very important to read what others think of your product as well as courteously reply. Many customers have good advice for improvements.

[@TheKrazysinner]

di I agree and that is why he JUST lost business this very moment.

[@persebra]

+di I agree, I don't understand why he would almost brag about not reading the comments. Maybe he is talking about youtube trolls, but they don't dominate the tiny house videos. Very curious.

[@brodiel6893]

Best Tiny Homes online.

[@vanvorst1999]

It's okay but what's up with the wonky sink placement?!

[@3684marie1]

When you're living in a mobile home where do you park your tiny house (if you don't own land)?

[@TheNailGardner]

RV park or friend's or family's backyard.

[@LadyDi1946]

Why are there 2 outside doors?

[@nathandean1687]

wats the out put on the wimpy panel.

[@winstonross6375]

The speed limit on one of the highways in Texas is like 80 mph lol😂😂

[@gia777gia]

What's the price of this house?

[@zero11010]

Are you still using car stereo decks? Have you moved on to versions that do DVD playback in addition to CD playback instead of using a two in one television? Those combo TVs tend to be pretty unreliable (the disc playback hardware doesn't do well on its side).

[@maxmustermann3162]

Its 2016, who's still using CD's/DVD's ? :D

[@zero11010]

Max Mustermann Old people. The same age bracket that buys most mobile homes, and really, that's what this is. Generally, you want to target as much of your product as possible at your target audience.

[@maxmustermann3162]

zero11010 hmm, yea true

[@deeneebeeni2078]

I like the house, but that is a very strangely oriented kitchen sink. It looks like you can't really stand in front of it with one half on your right and one half on your left. Is there a reason you chose that particular installation?

[@deenibeeniable]

All I can think of is how much my back would hurt leaning over to access the sink closest to the middle. I would rather have the sink on one side & a little breakfast bar on the other.

[@aprillockabyradford3679]

how much is it?

[@TraceePettee]

do you ever comb your hair?

[@aokspage]

right on

[@Scotianwraps]

Seriously, fuck paying 500 thousand dollars plus for a regular sized house.....I WILL LIVE IN ONE OF THESE!

[@zero11010]

+C Webb Well, you can start by trying to consolidate every room in your house into your bedroom. Give that a try for a few months.

[@anthonygrundy6318]

The guy is beautiful!

[@lemurianchick]

Anthony Grundy LOL!

[@nathandean1687]

wats the height on the home.

[@rociopal]

No closet space?

[@alexemme9397]

It's between the bathroom and the main room, he shows it later in the video

[@ByeByeMissAmericaPie]

No counter space next to the stove is a bad idea. I'm not a fan of wet baths. I'd have given up living room space to make the changes.

[@uhbserde]

I love the house!! Is there a reason why tiny house builders dont use aluminum studs and lighter materials?? I told friends that there has to be some logical reason that you do not. Thanks. I bookmarked your webpage.

[@SmokietheRCjunkie]

Eric Engbrecht im thinking cost

[@dianerota]

Lofts are impractical with age or injury. Will you be designing a one-story building?

[@mrbadx19]

very well done, if i win a small lottery, of a few hundred thousand, i'd gladly trade my 800sf condo for that little one, on a small lot, somewhere warmer than chicago.

[@AlyshaCorin]

That reading nook needs some windows

[@judyhobday5334]

many good things about this house but do have one negative comment. I really do not understand the sink, It is very awkward and cramped feeling. If the sink had been in a more normal configuration I would have nothing but compliments.

[@deej19142]

First thing I noticed, no thanks