How I Built A Tiny Home DIY Full Exterior Build 

Truly. While I was watching this, I did say that exact thing, "They make it look so easy!"

@@CatsPajamas23Indeed HGTV did this to me with our foreclosure they cut out so much time from those renovations that I often felt defeated and wanted to give up. Granted I hand beveled all my shower doorway tiles myself with an old belt sander cause I did not want the added grout lines with the added two inch wide bullnose. Now 14 years later I want a bigger tile cutter for large tiles with smaller grout lines and a different type of tile. But nope..no time nor money at the moment.

@@CatsPajamas23Also missing are the numerous trips to the big box stores. 😂

Nice job!

@@SouthFloridaSunshine l

After putting it all together, my neighbor told me that I needed to leave little holes at the bottom for draining but I think we might be OK just because the overhang is so big. Next time I’ll definitely do this. thanks for the tip. ❤️

Tom was a great help for this project. We really appreciate him and our team for making this Amazing dream reality. We have already started working in part two and will be posting the video as soon as possible. Thanks for watching and God bless. ❤️

Salty old men with shorter gray hair often like building things. Old men that look like wizards are the ones you talk to if you want to score some weed.

He's like Wilson from Home Improvement except we can see his face.

I wish I had a Tom next to me

People like to hammer the window frames all the way in when they're not supposed to in order to allow for flex. You can leave a 1/4 inch gap for stud nails and it wouldn't compromise the integrity of the scaffolding. The nails are grooved. People just like to hammer it all the way in. Taking it apart is a PIA.

looks aren't as important as function structural and elemental defects in this aplenty improperly installed windows, no seals, no drainage no insulation in the roof and so much more BuT aTLeAsT iT lOoKs GoOd

Thank you. Yes, he is awesome part two coming soon. 🙌

So is the wife! great team!

Great point

Thank you I will be adding some type of skirt around the entire building to try and keep any critters out. We are building a deck around the tiny home, which is why we were not able to put the skirt on yet, but in part two we will show and explain everything in detail. Thanks for watching and God bless.

Did you install moisture venting in the roof?😮

How does the inside look?

So true.

Is it gonna be on wheels?

im in same position .... they are a hassle to upkeep

go for it! You can do this.

They should be fine. I've seen larger houses sit on cinders blocks for years (even decades) 👍🏾

I was searching for this comment this was the first thing i thought of. My shed is sinking and its on blocks like this. Its nowhere close to the size of this. Interesting 🤔

I would think it depends on the earth. Here at the beach, everything sinks.

Yeah, my thoughts exactly. If you aren’t doing a foundation, why not put it “on wheels” instead, on a trailer platform? This seems to be an odd compromise.

​@@martialagespecially if there is clay soil

Thank you we have already started working on part two and will be posting in the next week or two. Thanks for watching and God bless.❤️❤️

I love your new home good thing you had the tools that helped make the job easier.id get an induction top for rainy days.great job.

Without water it is a storage shed, not a house.

I think it’s better to angle the sill, have a back dam, and let the bottom drain to the outside. That lets any water that eventually gets in to easily drain away. www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/publications/pdfs/building_america/window_flashing.pdf

What’s the best solution?

Thank you that will be one of our upcoming RU-vid videos. ✌️

Hey there thanks for watching. I really appreciate the support. We have already started working on part two and can’t wait to post it. God bless.

Thanks for watching we have already started working on part 2 and will be posting soon. God bless ❤️

Really appreciate it. We have already started working on part two and will be posting it as soon as possible. Thank you for watching and God bless. 🙌

Hey, he better get on it because happy wife happy life. ✌️ We have already started working on part two and will be posting as soon as possible. Thank you for watching and God bless. ❤️

why don't you do it?

yeah cause degrading your husband online will make him do it

Any man can do anything for a woman who really loves him.

@@biglittledude496 I’m unable

Thanks for watching Homie. I really appreciate the love. 🙌

Thanks for watching part two coming soon ❤️

Anytime, thank you for watching 👊❤️

We can stay in my spare room lol.

Thank you part two coming soon ❤️❤️

Thank you we have already started working on part two and will be posting in the next week or two. Thanks for watching and God bless.❤️❤️

That's what the have insurance for.....

Lol, insurance will not make it wind resistant.🤦🏿‍♂️ #tharsheblows💨🍃🏠

@@SeaHead1 Duh... It will pay for it if it blows away or gets damaged, just like your home or vehicle. 🤐

@@jimoconnor8597They honestly might not cover it under the policy and if they do, they will raise rates by an amount greater than just anchoring it would cost

@@InfernosReaper So not true. I live in South GA and we have hurricanes push up through our area. I've had 2 sheds destroyed by trees falling on them as a direct results of 100+ mph winds. Both covered 100%. Look at your policy.

Thanks homie ❤️

Thank you we have already started working in part two will be posting the full video soon as possible. Thanks for watching and God bless. ❤️❤️

I really appreciate this comment. We wanted to do a skylight but they’re pretty expensive and we don’t want the roof to leak overtime. We have already started working on part two and will be posting it as soon as possible. Thanks for watching and God bless. ❤️

​@@buildersblueprintMost skylights leak eventually, so good call. 👍

Thank you so much!! 😊

Thanks Homie I really appreciate this, part two coming soon 🙌

I guess. I wouldn’t know.

Thank you we are grateful for our neighbor and our great team. We have already started working on part two and will be posting in the next week or two. Thanks for watching and God bless.❤️❤️

Thank you we have already started working in part two will be posting the full video soon as possible. Thanks for watching and God bless. ❤️❤️

Thank you we just posted part two. Let me know how you like it. ✌️❤️

Tomatoe, tomato 🤷‍♂️

Not with this level of detail.

@@iBarber504 Its still a shed, I built a 12x12 slanted roof shed, 2 sides are floor to ceiling windows, also built a deck with a ramp. I fix bikes and motorcycles in the space, its still a shed. If someone wants to live in my shed, I'll let them but its still a shed, its not magically a house all of a sudden lol. If someone tried to live in my shed, I'm gonna tell them to go find somewhere else to poop cause you aren't pooping in my home, you chose to live in a shed lol. If anything, you could call it a studio once the inside is built out, but its still a shed in my book. I think the city still would refer to it as a shed as well, so they wont tax you as an extension of the existing house.

@@motorpsycho5375 no its more like: Tomato, Potato :p

Sounds like someone got bullied by a tiny home

Really appreciate it 🙌

We have already started working on part two and will be posting it as soon as possible. Thanks for watching and God bless. ❤️❤️

Thank you I really appreciate it. We have already started working on part two will be posting as soon as possible. God bless. ❤️❤️

Thanks for watching new video coming out Friday

Thank you we have already started working on part two and will be posting it as soon as possible. Thank you for watching and God bless. ❤️

Glad you enjoyed it!❤️