Tiny House Is A Mere 64 Square Feet

[@dianerota]

Remove the closets. Extend the bench. Replace the desk with another long bench. Span windows across the back of a bench for light as well as in front of a bench for a larger view. Store a small wardrobe in pull-out baskets beneath a bench. Vertical storage is claustrophobic. Design and function are everything.

[@lexmark6464]

Great for some who need a place to live in so they don't have to live on the streets.

[@kenjboyd6233]

Excellent video - thanks!. We have built a 64 sq ft cabin. This has showed how the limited space can be used much more effectively. Amazing what you can get out of even very small spaces if you do it right!

[@TheMilwaukeeProtocol]

I don't give a shit what anyone says, this is fascinating.

[@Gevedon]

Aw yeah, the old days of tiny!! ;b

[@maureenbernhardt1934]

I love it. Wish it was mine

[@dianerota]

To keep the walls or a window dry in a wet bath, use a circular shower curtain. When not in use, tie the curtain into a corner of the bathroom.

[@lailaakbar5283]

I went outside to breath just looking at that loft made me out of breath

[@La_to_the_Bay]

Laila Akbar 😂😂😂

[@Deborah-kz1bv]

Laila Akbar I just scrolled down to comment, read yours, and laughed... Alot ... Because, I was thinking I was about to throw up, because of my claustrophobia, and I haven't even seen the loft..... I had to pause it, for a break. Obviously, you and I should re-consider placing an order for one of these. I'm heading back in, for the rest of the " tour." Take care :-)

[@RedfishInc]

Probably not a lifestyle for you then.

[@MrEvilTag]

im all for small houses but thats TOO small for me

[@ajay97005]

You could have a big deck surrounding two sides and an outdoor kitchen with a Pergola covered sitting area and a fire pit.. and an outdoor shower on the back... it would be awesome. You could have your own paradise for less than $10K plus the land probably. It's small enough you could probably get away with setting it up on bureau of land management land and moving it every 20 days.

[@clovermark39]

As he said ideal for an extra space for visitors or for you to sleep when you have visitors. I’d love this in my garden and it would probably fit all my shed yh8ngs then could rent my house out in the summer as I live in a seaside area. Always liked this design. I think Jay Shafer used this too didn’t he?

[@clovermark39]

Love this design

[@flybyfamily]

This house is adorable in more ways than one!!!

[@butterfliesxox]

Love the channel. thanks for spreading info!! love from Kingston Ontario Canada ❤

[@butterfliesxox]

+lostinYourReality Thanks for making me laugh. 😂 Have fun.

[@dianerota]

Nice renovation. I remember seeing this in the past.

[@benbrown8258]

I'm living in a 230 square foot tiny house I helped build. I have wanted to build smaller for myself. I very much like this design. I would definitely put in a skylight. I wonder how easy it is to find the plans for the x s

[@mexicanofr7762]

Copied

[@logancraig4234]

I wish I could show you.my tiny shack project, but I'm too far north, I was inspired by you, and I love your work!

[@Anonymous-md4ec]

wouldn't this solve homeless problem if a village with tiny houses in parklike village with common bath showers, and other community things?

[@dianerota]

In the lower corner of a kitchen, try a carousel cabinet. It easily fits a set of stackable kitchenware and dry goods. Additional storage may not be needed.

[@raisingforhim3186]

They took it to the extreme for sure!

[@maryannmiller7822]

Love it.

[@teammaxim2010]

it would be lovely to actually see the house

[@cynthiawhiteeagle8546]

All he did was yak, yak, yak! Hardly no show of the place! Good for storage!

[@dianerota]

Design the interior first. Then add windows where needed.

[@peterborzillo456]

the thing that bothered me the most was the ladder, how thin it is

[@derekdiedricksen9170]

Agreed- we rarely used it and instead had a step, then a matt on part of the counter to step on while climbing.

[@quarteracreadventures855]

@@derekdiedricksen9170 Tiny houses help you stay spry!

[@benbrown8258]

@@derekdiedricksen9170 I took one of your classes when it was in Chicago. I ended up collaborating with habitat and the city to build the first legal tiny house here. That opened up the opportunity for many tiny houses to be built here since. I love mine but it was terrifyingly too big for me at 230 square feet. Honest. I had been living in apartments smaller than that for years. After three or four years I'm getting used to it size but I wish I could find the plans for the x s. I would definitely desire to build something like that if for no other reason than seasonal travel or to put it in a remote location for vacationing. If it had to be stationary my absolute two choices for construction would be either rammed Earth or Straw Bale. Deke, if you know how I could find the plans let me know.

[@anthonymccarthy4164]

I don't get why everyone fills up micro houses with built in stuff that can't be moved and they always put a big honking bed in them as if murphy beds don't exist.

[@dianerota]

Agreed. Portable hammock, daybed or futon couch allows for future changes. Try a portable basin rather than a sink. Discard clean water outdoors. Try a large portable basin and a camping shower bag or take showers outdoors during the summer. Portable is a big plus!

[@Georgeツ]

He never went up in the loft 😣

[@dianerota]

Beneath a kitchen sink, place the plumbing against a wall and add sliding trays.

[@morganbigelow9621]

I want one just like it!

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Miss your show on Netflix...

[@NorybDrol82]

Gille87 There was a Netflix show? Interesting.

[@dennisthorpe7792]

Small but better than being outside in the snow. LOL!

[@stephaniemcbroom9615]

Perfect for me!!!!

[@tomtompkins6779]

A personal change for me would be to eliminate the shower room, install a shower pan that folds up against the wall when not in use and use a copper loop with an all round showier curtain. This would open up about 1/6 more space, especially visually. I only shower about once a month. No I am not a dirty person. I was in an auto accident years ago. Terrible injuries that kept me in a hospital bed for months. I was given sponge baths on a regular basis. I realized that keeping clean is a simple matter. I do not have a suitcase full of cleaning product, one bar of good soap, a nice sponge and a basin of warm water. People have been led to believe that they need a shower larger than this whole house, a different cleaning product for every part of their body, and 50 gallons of steamy water fed through multiple shower heads in order to be clean. OK, I will climb down from my soap box now🛁🌧😉😆😆

[@videovedo36]

thankyou for showing this amazing "piece of history" :)

[@RoryVanucchi]

Well done..

[@nannaeighteen8464]

so well explained 👍

[@Charlie_Fucsard]

Imagine you win a new house on a game show or a raffle or something & it turns out to be this house :)

[@wcresponder]

lawsuit! as it doesn't fit the legal requirement of 'house' in municipalities.

[@ajay97005]

So don't tell the city you're living it. If they ask tell them it is your garden shed.

[@mcgrath274]

what happens if u fart in there

[@tinyhouselistings]

mcgrath274 your house stinks but you have no mortgage

[@NjniaVanDerWald]

it gets warmer.

[@wcresponder]

You get charged with a war crime for banned weaponry.

[@MercifulArchitect]

Sustainable heating

[@mcgrath274]

wcresponder lol

[@michaelball7440]

the homes are great, but Deek gets in the way a lot. A LOT.

[@derekdiedricksen9170]

Not sure what you're gettin' at??... but thanks for the weird and random public diss, I guess. lol. Take care

[@mayiladuthurainews8035]

Total 64 sq. Ft. Please mention length *width

[@caspice]

At 2:30 he mention length * width.

[@Well_possibly]

I'm trying to picture in a medical emergency. How will a first responder make it quickly through a narrow front door, up a ladder, and then through that tiny hole in the ceiling to save someone's life?

[@wcresponder]

that's why there are ladder trucks... right boys vent the roof aww hell just take it off.

[@bigtimetorifan]

Pretty cool. Seems would be best suited for a lifelong bachelor/bachelorette

[@stevejewett3650]

For someone used to living in a van this would be palatial.

[@undeadsoup]

This is a little too small...

[@kollisivaramireddy4820]

i need blue print and plan of that (tiny )house

[@inmypans]

Me too, if you find it I will pay you for it

[@beeking7971]

How would you even get a mattress up into the loft?

[@hunterwelch3358]

very carefully or a blow up type or foam type. i'd imagine

[@deborahthompson9252]

this one is cute!

[@judiwilliams1854]

This would make a great office for me. Too many distractions in the house. The loft could be great storage.

[@randyclifton9979]

DEEEEEEK!!

[@veganmichelle6571]

Is there another way out of loft! Seems like thst would be a fire issue...

[@DavidDiez]

Maybe there's a big enough window up above to get out? Other than that, if I was on the first level, the door is only a few steps away no matter where you're standing.

[@kessiawright1710]

Maybe not for your home but maybe for someone to get on their feet or a hunting cabin.

[@cynthiajohnson1195]

i wanted to c the loft

[@wcresponder]

but you couldn't get your head up there.

[@cynthiajohnson1195]

Probably couldn't get my body up there lol

[@derekdiedricksen9170]

We show a shot of it... there's nothing up there besides what we show....

[@cynthiajohnson1195]

Ok its really cute😊

[@kessiawright1710]

Cynthia Johnson Maybe big enough for a preschooler.

[@millicent6966]

I actually think it's pretty cool....I had ideas running all through my brain! Challenging!

[@wcresponder]

so are self frontal lobotomy's.

[@millicent6966]

Issues.....

[@joshuatutor903]

I'm sure they're still asking 60k for it.

[@DavidPaulNewtonScott]

I live in a boat way smaller than that and a tent way smaller than the boat.

[@KMF3]

Could you pull it as a camper?

[@dianerota]

Rather than a built-in, try a portable bench. Custom built-ins are expensive and difficult to change.

[@LiLBitsDK]

DIY is not expensive ;-) and you can make it fit your perfect needs that way and yes it is CUSTOM... if you have to hire ppl... then yes it is expensive

[@spadina6234]

Boston Bombing jokes at the start? cool bro

[@mangplamatadavonyiurs7678]

This man gets me so hard I love him

[@angiesheirlooms]

Blahahahaha😂😂😂

[@andresmontoya9201]

I love small but this is too small, 104 square feet would be fine for me.

[@SamekySantos]

Waiting for XS Max 😂😂😂

[@Scootertuner1000]

Are you kidding me? My kids' playhouse is bigger than that

[@gregoritavaughn4009]

oh wow tarzan is back .tree house ,u no in africa the amozon. were people build thier houses back in the 30s

[@dianerota]

Try a handheld computer and eat with a plate in your lap. A desk or table may not be needed.

[@EuropeanDevochka]

anyone know the name of the song in the beginning?

[@jordanherrmann9584]

Tom Hanks?

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[@MVIsland]

The town I live in has a by-law, no person shall live in a space under 500- SQ

[@sugarglider4611]

MVIsland build a house within the code of your area. Then build this small one as a guest bunky. If this was legal. I would totally live in it.

[@MVIsland]

Nope that won't work........no person shall live in a space under 500 SQ FT.....putting a "guest bunkie" on the property also, still needs to have a occupancy permit signed off by the building inspector.....also homeowners insurance would never allow it. If someone was living in something like that and they got hurt, or a fire, would be in legal trouble with the town AND home owners insurance......not worth it!

[@mizzpoetrics]

MVIsland I could do 500sq ft, that's still tiny for my family's size. What state is that?

[@MVIsland]

MA____but every town has its own by-laws about tiny house living

[@anniequilts]

There was an article in the paper this week that they want to change laws so instead of putting a 4-bedroom house on a lot with a 4-bedroom septic, they want to allow 4 one-bedroom tiny houses on the lot so people can afford to live there (martha's vineyard)

[@RuudVan]

I like 2:28

[@gregoritavaughn4009]

amazon correction

[@angiesheirlooms]

Curious what the dimensions are?

[@-mike-8134]

he said six by twelve.... did not say how tall.

[@angiesheirlooms]

@@-mike-8134 6x12 would be 72 square feet. It says here it's 64 square feet... Just curious actual dimensions.

[@-mike-8134]

@@angiesheirlooms you are right with the math, I was going by with what he said and I have heard wrong it is 6x11 for 66 sqft. which is also what the video title at 1:00 said even though the title and video description here says 64 sqft. 2:35 he does say 6x11 here where I made my mistake is he said that they added an extra foot so it was designed originally as a 6x10.

[@robinyarborough4727]

Help for the homeLess

[@garycameron5667]

64 Square feet is an outhouse just sayin it's cute tho but too small!!

[@giovanni545]

Think on this verse please Revelation 14:12 (King James Version) 12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

[@renysimone3312]

No, this is just too small...a camper would do better!

[@elizabeth571]

hablaste mucho y se vio poco

[@wcresponder]

Doll house. Actually that is ridiculous, what's next? starching a sleeping bag with a hole cut in it covered with saran wrap? This whole trend is going dumb.

[@derekdiedricksen9170]

This one was designed before the trend, for the record.... it was one of the very earliest Tumbleweed designs around 1999 or so. It wouldn't work for me either, size-wise, but I'm not going to write off any design ideas it might have, good or bad, and it might be just fine for someone else....

[@wcresponder]

***** You idiot! My house is paid off, it is efficient and effective for my needs. It is also going to give me a much better return on investment. You are living in a coffin. You assume to much, you moron.

[@wcresponder]

***** You forget idiot the people wanting your house don't have tons of money. My house was free so the minimum 700k I can get for selling is ...wait ...what's that 700000% profit. But I'll give you taxes and still walk away 600k richer. Every time you open your door it will drain 50% of your heat. I told you my house is efficient so you are to stupid to work out that it is stripped, foamed, insulated to it best. As to your retirement you mock a person working 9-5 but you think sitting in your coffin will make tons of money for you? you are a delusional little hobbit aren't you?

[@normamcmanus1139]

Claustrophobia!

[@sallyshaver2458]

Way to much talking and not enough video and the house sucks

[@ciaramonique9990]

So did no one noticed that he said "just outside of Boston, where we're dealing with a BOMBING 20 degrees." Maybe I just took that wrong

[@heatherrichardson3640]

Ciara Pulido he said "balmy" ironically. Not bombing.

[@ciaramonique9990]

Heather Richardson wowwww I didn't hear that at all, I listened multiple times.

[@angiesheirlooms]

He said balmy...

[@AK-ff7qq]

To much talking not enough showing.

[@gilbertogarcia4755]

Fala, fala, e não mostra nada???!!!

[@pamalapeterson5352]

Too small

[@Larxtine]

Nope