You should attach a circle ring the same size as your platform that you can attach a shower curtain to so you have some privacy while outdoor showering. The circle rod can fold down when you're not using it, while traveling and clasp it with a little hook.
Such a cute couple and I am impressed with their enthusiasm about their basic teeny tiny travel home. So cute and you can see the enjoyment they have for their tiny builds.
I was thinking about adding space for a baby, my dad made a bed for my little sister that hung from the ceiling of our vw van. She slept right above my parents heads. My brother and I slept under their bed with our heads sticking out from under the bed. We brought our cats with us too. I love how clever the space has been utilized. Looking forward to your new ideas for the new cabin
I saw the previous video of the tiny A-frame, and i was impressed with that one. Now, I'm even MORE impressed with their micro travel trailer! I love this couple, and what they've built!
I saw this and the A-frame. I can't wait to see what you two do next when your child arrives and gets to enjoy the wonder of exploring nature with you!
If you get the chance, go check out their NEW BUILD!! They're now able to accommodate their baby, fitting a bassinet for her and even a bedroom for themselves. All in all, a more roomy space for everyone. I really enjoy both, but this one seems more fitting for a solo traveler and the new upgrade is awesome for their little family. Was nice to see the transition so I thought I'd share.😊 Well done.👏
They have created, creative & successful ways to make their micro home work exactly how they need it & what makes THEM HAPPY! That's all that matters & they're living their BEST life on their own terms, this is something that others only talk about or dream of, they've made what makes THEM HAPPY, INTO REALITY! KUDOS, safe travels & Congrats on your addition of Joy & Love!🩷🥳👍
Such a cute space. I can see where it can be easily customized for anyone to use. To make it even easier to tow, perhaps a small build-out over the tongue to improve the air flow on the road. It's great that it's so lightweight because that makes it much easier to manage for many small cars to tow. A suggestion for the door would be to attach a barrel bolt which is where there is a little knob to lift up so it moves in the direction you want. The most expensive one I could find on the Lowes site was $7. Another option might be a chain guard, typically used inside, but locking type can be used from either side of the door. You may wish to consider functioning shutters for the great windows to protect them while traveling down the highway and they'd look rather attractive when opened up at the camp site.
Hi guys congrats on the build,also the addition to the family.If you are going to get rid of this down the road,I'll be interested.Jappy trails to you both
It sure is tiny but they are just using it for traveling and not fulltime living. It's cute and they have put a lot of thought and energy into it. They are happy and seem to be enjoying life which is nice to see!
What a super functional camper idea on the cheap. I love how spare it is and the shower and toilet ideas are simple and efficient for temporary usage - the shower "floor" is a great, simple solution. The "table/desk" is great, too. And I'm sure the heater makes everything better.
Such a great idea!!! This is how our grandparents & grand parents built things ❤...there were no home deport or Lowes back then...just old fashion engineering & free lumber & parts. Love it!! Great job & fantastic idea!! Happy Travels to you both!! ❤❄☃🎄
Beautiful! I can see " out house" but not as a bathroom but a home on wheels you travel and live out of your house! Both are beautiful! I love both homes and nothing to dislike. Im an ocean /sea lover ships, etc, and that ship window is fantastic!Thank you for sharing!
I won't lie I could handle that by myself but with two people in there I would feel claustrophobic. I think it's wonderful that they were able to create this and they're both so happy.
The car can be utilized for private thinking, reading, private conversations on the phone, during arguments, etc. My concern is the cramped area for sleeping. There is absolutely no room for a pregnant lady, turning over or when someone's back goes out. Also, it's not safe to go traveling alone. I love how they were able to find a space for everything. The toilet situation right in the vehicle is horrible and unhealthy.
@@margarettickle9659 ...chillout....the toilet...is..COVERED...alone? Not safe?...I been doing it for 3 years...and I,m...75....with,NO ISSUES...I ,ve slept in ALL,..kinds of places
This is adorable! So creative and efficient! My first thought was, "Hey, I'd buy that when baby comes!', but I live in an apt. with no place to park it.
Fantastic, beautiful and clever ! Well done Jack and Riley . The essential is there to be free and move everywhere. Cool ! Thank you very much for sharing 🙏🏻👌🏻❤
I use to follow you since before you had your daughter. I enjoyed your snow camping. I remember because in your video you also said your wife is tiny, she's short there's a difference.
I built a small trailer using the same frame but used a row boat for the roof that you could pull out and go fishing. Had fun and most everything came from different recycle centers. I would post a picture but there is no place that I can see here on this site. Jon
Just an idea from my family to yours we have a similar travel toilet that we use with ourselves and our three children and we bring along a bucket of kitty litter so that we only have to empty the plastic bag once a day or every other day and it reduces our plastic waste. We just sprinkle kitty litter over top of the waste until the bag is full. Just an idea. :)
This is a great idea! And when I went camping years ago, I bought a pop-up “potty” or “dressing room” tent to use potty bucket in. Was perfect & folded up & took no space at all. Plus they have that outback to store lots of stuff in.
I wouldn’t use anything but natural materials for the toilet… some of the commercial stuff is not environmentally great and if added to a septic system can totally clog it and the pipes on the way down.
@@laceym3662 I realize that, but where then does it get dumped? If i to some other septic system, then what I say holds. And if into the earth, then better to have decomposable earth compatible material in the bucket with the human waste.
Omg!!!! I literally have the same flat bed and I'll be starting mines in April!!! Everyone said that 32 square feet is impossible....but I see it is!!😍😍😍
I’m working on a 32 sq. ft. one on a 4’X8’ trailer too! I’m in desperate need of a tiny sanctuary for use as an ADU with all the amenities, so there’s no reason to leave for as long as I like. There will be a 2’X2’solar shower/bathroom area,solar porch lights, but most electrical will come from shore power or battery power. It’s got VERY small fresh/grey water tanks, a 2’X2’ kitchen space. Everything inside is either collapsible, convertible, or multi-use. Eventually I would like to make it all solar to be free of the cord.
Really wasn't a fan of the A frame but this little bedroom on wheels is nice. Very practice and seems like the limitation of size/weight made them build just the essentials for trips. Like a mix of a mobile tent and a small tiny house. I could see this perfect for camping or weekend boondocking.
That's incredible! I've been thinking of building something very similar but using a 4x8 ft Harbor Freight trailer. I have a small pickup with a 4 cylinder engine so your design is perfect. So many thoughtful details in your design. Very inspiring!
I love this video as well, fun to see the 2nd one of theirs. So exciting their family is growing, Congratulations to them! I hope they will be able to sell or pass on this micro camper for someone else to create memories in!
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Unique! I thought for sure that side couch would be sorta 'futon-like' and the seat would slide forward and the back would drop to convert to a bed added to the back sofa. That whole move the board slats thing seems a bit awkward . . . but . . . to each his own.
Should make a door with a crescent moon in it for your out(side) house lol love the channel thank you for sharing Kenny with me appreciate it love both your channels
This is a prime example of utilizing space going vertically , you’re able to fit a lot of essentials ! Sooo cozy and nice , if my husband and I had no children this would be super fun to build and travel in ❤
I think I would’ve opted for just the octagonal window and windows on one side of the tiny (vs on both long sides of the tiny) just for more wall/hanging storage. The house is small enough that it doesn’t take much natural light to make it feel light and bright so that many windows is sort of overkill, and the trade off for more useable wall space would be a better use of the space (IMO) Super cute!
Love there ideas and being I’m an old hippy from the 60’s I converted a international step up van into a home on wheels. Again it would be nice to be able to post pictures here but I cannot locate an area to do so. I painted it red, white and blue and the inside was big enough to even have an old pot bellied stove! Not as electronically converted like this but more old fashion. My drivers seat came out of a transit bus with air shocks and passenger seat was a rebuilt easy chair. The whole inside was decorated with wall paper that featured flowers that represented the times of the late 60’s. Like these newer smaller it was all self contained but of course without the modern electronics of todays world. Thanks for putting up this site and enjoyed this presentation. At the present time I have a 78;Bluebird Wanderlodge that has a rear door and even a standing platform on the rear of the bus. It’s a bit bigger than these small homes but I have also customized the rear living compartment into looking like a small cabin! Fun and it’s not just staple and glue motorhome! Far from tiny it weighs in at 14 tons but it handles like a dream and is all self contained! ❤
I would love to see photos of your homes on wheels! You could send them to Jenna on her website? I know others have photos on their Community pages, but I can’t see them because I use an iPad which doesn’t allow me. You sound like an interesting person. Have a lovely weekend.
Love this micro tiny cabin. It's easier to tow and maneuver a smaller cabin compared to the bigger ones. As for the size, I prefer at least 1 foot wider. Hey, Jack did a very good job for a low cost travel cabin. And he's gonna construct a bigger one soon. I wish him good luck.
So glad to see u again! Hv followed u for years but stopped getting ur notifications yet again as other RU-vid folks are suffering 😭 I'm finishing up my "cabin" canopy with a mini woodstoves (cuz I live in the PNW 😭) on my 4x4 Chevy Silverado getting ready to hit the road ASAP! 💯 Glad ur back on my list of notifications!! ❤️
This is super creative! Every little space is utilized in an efficient and smart way. I personally am planning on getting a 13’ Scamp trailer someday, because I know my Outback will easily be able to tow it. We might even be able to get away with a 16’ one. Fiberglass makes it all much lighter.
This is the right size for me to travel in. I have a 5x10 small flat bed trailer, including tongue - so a 5x8 probably - I'll measure tomorrow. At 74, this is a really exciting journey for me - and even though these are a young couple - they have things really figured out. I have met several older ladies that would love to go on trips. This would do it. Really have my mind spinning with thoughts. thanks much for bringing this video to us!!
geesh, I binge your channel off & on daily & just realised I wasn't even subbed! fixed that problem, I always hit the thumbs up so how I never realised I wasn't subbed,,, who knows, but I am now :)
