Tiny house w/ an elevator roof raise to create 2nd floor

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This tiny home is unlike any other! With the ability to raise the roof in a few short seconds, this tiny home is road legal AND provides a full second story. This modular home design is innovative and easily portable, making it one-of-a-kind. In this video, the owners, Arya and Laurence, take us on a tour and explain this unique pop-up roof system.
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0:00 Intro
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1:20 Why decide to build tiny houses?
2:23 Cost of the home and collapsing roof
3:09 Jazz performance
3:19 Exterior tiny home tour
4:26 Utilities - electrical and water
5:08 About the trailer - foundation of the home
5:17 Exterior tour continued...
5:43 Let's go inside!
6:08 Living room/dining room
7:06 Storage hacks
7:41 Kitchen tour
10:00 Bathroom
11:09 A two-story tiny house?!
11:22 A versatile living space
11:52 Master bedroom
12:48 Lowering the roof for travel
14:23 What tiny living can provide to others
14:56 Future plans with Wilderwise
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@pixelgraphica Год назад

Nice. Well designed. I always couldn't stand the creeping around that was required in "normal" tiny homes where you only had a loft. Great idea to lift the top floor (or roof).

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you! Glad you like our alternative to the standard loft.

@CozyLivingMachine Год назад

We had seen this in Arizona at a Tiny Home show in Phoenix about a year back. SO cool. It genuinely feels massive inside, especially considering the towing dimensions!

@HappinessHouse Год назад

So beautiful ❤️

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you! So glad you loved the home. It really does feel bigger in person!

@beyondview Год назад

I love this Channel and I love the fact that it features people from ALL walks of life. Whether they be gay straight Christian non-Christian democrat or republican. it's nice to see it all! How they're living, the struggles that they faced, their journey and everything in between.

@judithshelton5655 Год назад

Agreed!

@Attackatyourownrisk Год назад

Beautiful home, beautiful music, beautiful scenery. What more could you ask for. I love it!!

@HappinessHouse Год назад

Yes, me too ❤️

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! Glad you love it :)

@salvatorelivreri Год назад

I love the concept. But I fear that in very gusty conditions coming broadside with the roof raised, those additional jacks maybe overpowered. They need the types the cranes or utility vehicles use, that can be bolted to the frame.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! So far, we have experienced 55mph+ crosswinds, while stationary, with no issue. This is with the roof raised, detached from our tow vehicle, and without any tie downs secured. We have not had the opportunity to test it in higher winds yet. If you are concerned about highly destructive storm winds, there are several steps you can take: First, you can use stakes and tie downs to anchor the home to the ground. There are multiple lashing points along the trailer and frame. Installing a skirt around the trailer and wheels will prevent wind from going underneath the home. If need be, you can lower the roof for the storm. This will decrease the height by 3.5 ft. Re-hitch to the tow vehicle for added weight and stability. Finally, if you have the chance to, the home can be towed to a safer location for the duration of the storm. Also consider the home’s weight distribution. More than 70% of the weight of the home is in the bottom half, with the majority being in or directly on top of the trailer. Since it is bottom heavy, it is much less likely to be affected by wind. And yes, our homes are lightweight compared to other tiny homes, but still weigh close to 10k lb and can be loaded up to 14K lb with solar panels, personal belongings, water, etc.

@seachelsss Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes good to know! Just don’t go anywhere near tornadoes!

@Sparkysings2 Год назад

I wish all tiny homes could have a roof that raises. That way the loft bedroom is something you can stand in. That would make such a huge difference.

@jershuw Год назад

Only a small problem with that and not an issue they address. With the roof there naturally has to be a gap so it can move up/down so that means the home probably isn't insulated super well (and also probably notably why there isnt a minisplit on the second floor)

@ZeoCyberG Год назад

@@jershuw Actually, multiple issues. Mechanism means a system that will need maintenance and deal with risk of it breaking down and needing to be replaced over time... Cost, since this adds complexity, costly components, etc. that can significantly raise the cost of the build and is why this idea hasn't really spread despite being around for decades... Like slide outs you're dependent on weather seal gaskets to make it weatherproof but that will wear out over time... While it usually has to be bottom heavy for stability and as it takes up some space, it reduces the max size of the main level to keep it road legal size for width... There's more but those are the main issues... Being based in California, they can work around many of these issues and so far they're keeping it below the usually over $100K these tend to be, but it's still not without its drawbacks and time will tell how well it works and how much of the country it can work in as it's not as heavy duty as may be required in more extreme climates and weather conditions. Along with whether the system can work with snow loads, etc.

@beyondview Год назад

Well they make tiny homes with completely stand-up Lofts. That way you don't have to worry about the potential mechanical failures in a tiny home like this

@jershuw Год назад

@@beyondview they do at the cost of other things. Since in the US tiny homes are technically too small for HUD so they have to be labeled as RV's the sacrifice is made in the loft since it's not full height they dont have to classify it as square footage.

@sfgotan Год назад

Wilderwise tiny homes for the win! Had a chance to see one at a tiny home show in San Francisco last year and fell in love with it. Every detail was well thought out!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you for the kind words :)

@jershuw Год назад

Saw this home and couple on another channel a year or two ago. So excited for them that they are moving forward with their idea! I'm sure with time the concept will only get better. I do have to wonder however how well the house is insulated though. Since the top floor slides up there has to be a gap of some measure to allow it so that would limit the kind of climate you could have this home in.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks for the kind words :) The home is actually really well insulated! The walls are R-22 and the trailer/roof is even higher. We improved the lifting roof seal that you see in this video in our new builds. The new builds have a hinged seal with rubber, foam, and wood. When operating the lifting roof, the seal is folded back on the hinge so that it is out of the way. When the roof is in either its lifted or lowered position, the seal is pushed back into place and puts pressure against the outer wall, thus creating a water and air proof seal.

@lukekao8136 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your amazing home tour.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@Guds777 Год назад

Can you make a separate video on more details about the technical aspect of the build, especially how you made the roof weather resistant. I have been thinking about building a truck with lift roof, and i am curious about the best way to make it wind and rainproof...

@dogloverrn8 4 месяца назад

Love this tiny home!❤

@figmo397 7 месяцев назад

I love the way they incorporated the full-size second floor with a motor. I also like that they're building customized homes, as there are things I love but things I'd do slightly differently (for example, having a combination microwave/convection oven or trying to fit a bathtub into the bathroom). I'm also impressed that they've kept both the weight and the price down while still creating something that looks and feels "homey."

@elizabethcarrington5819 2 месяца назад

This is one of the coolest places I’ve seen. Great design!

@serendipityshopnyc Год назад

Love the raisable roof! In most towable tiny houses I'd want my bedroom to be downstairs and use the upstairs only for storage lofts, rather than sleep in a cramped room I can barely sit up in. I still might prefer a downstairs bedroom for ease and less chance of overheated bedroom in summer, but a full height upstairs floor gives so many more comfortable options!

@awake1807 Год назад

Same here

@serendipityshopnyc Год назад

@@awake1807 I've also seen a couple of towable tiny houses that can expand sideways--another excellent option if you don't want to feel like you're living in a tunnel all the time. Ten feet versus eight feet of width makes a TON of difference in how the space looks, feels, and can be arranged.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! Yes, there are many different configurations that work for different needs.

@naomidoss1837 Год назад

Hi from an Aussie. I love the diversity of each vlog. Have watched you for years and so look forward to each time you post. Keep up the good work ❤

@rosie8646 Год назад

Very nice, love the roof top lift

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you! It adds so much extra living space :)

@ada627 6 месяцев назад

Nice love the rise roof

@ReedsRedactions Год назад

Absolutely genius idea!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you! :)

@tthom2459 Год назад

Love this build!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you!

@Gina1_ Год назад

That is beautiful! My dream to live in a tiny home that has the feel of a full size home.❤

@BABYDOLL87LOVELY 11 месяцев назад

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST.

@denisebd1000 Год назад

I love it! Thanks for sharing!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Glad you loved it!

@krissmgvlogs Год назад

Raising the roof that way is very clever. Love it!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks so much!

@bratgirlinsd1 Год назад

I love this! Congratulations on starting your company making Tiny Homes! We have been looking for a tiny home that is handicap accessible for our daughter in a wheelchair. No one makes them! Is this something you can do?? This home is so incredible! We’d love to discuss handicap accessible as well as off grid tiny homes! Thank you for sharing.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We'd love to make handicap accessible homes in the future! This particular build is not because of the width. At 8 ft wide, it is difficult to create hallways that are ADA compliant while also including all the cabinetry, furniture, etc. When we start making larger one-story models, we'll definitely be looking into making them handicap accessible.

@linl5338 Год назад

Great builder, clever second story roof.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you!

@reneedickerson4489 Год назад

Thanks for the tour of your home.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@Hayesville-Happy-Feet Год назад

This tiny home may be the most sophisticated yet. Being able to raise & lower the roof makes the upstairs livable. It’s a beautiful design. Solar would be a nice addition. The jazz music by Lawrence & his friend was a nice addition.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks so much! :)

@tertiasom1 Год назад

Such a cool concept..full two story heights…plus is travelling with it…..amazed

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you so much for the kind words!

@jeanetteshawredden5643 Год назад

Saw this Wilderwise THOW with elevating roof in a Colorado EXPO about a year ago. I signed up for their email updates & info, she said this was their original build.

@judithmitchell4667 Год назад

Great idea and wonderful space.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Many thanks!

@duanelawrence78 Год назад

Different but cool I like it thanks for sharing!!✌️🇺🇲

@joannepepe8512 Год назад

Super cool

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! :)

@NWforager Год назад

curious how well it holds in and keeps out heat and cold with that seam around the whole thing .

@Ebolachicken Год назад

I wonder the same. Looks like they are using foam padding around it not sure wish they went into detail.

@Faithful525 Год назад

Wondering the same, and if the home is ANSI certified. Those itsy bitsy stair treads & high risers look dangerous, and limit the number of people who can actually use the upstairs.

@ZeoCyberG Год назад

@@Faithful525 Code allows up to 12 inch risers...

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

It's surprisingly well insulated! We improved the seam for our new builds and have included a hinge system with foam, rubber, and wood. Walls are now at R-22. You can see this in a video on our channel!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

@@Ebolachicken We updated this feature in our new builds to include a rubber, foam, and wood hinged seal. It's better insulated and easier to operate.

@andreefaniel4500 Год назад

Yesss ma’am that’s a very bright idea ..

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you!

@meridethhendry5733 Год назад

WoW! Really brilliant build!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks so much!

@lesley.4238 Год назад

What an amazing home 🏡

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Many thanks!

@trishalivingston1051 Год назад

I love all homes on one first floor level, no stairs.

@g-mabetty3088 Год назад

Excellent idea.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you!

@Blackley3436 Год назад

So cool! It's always interesting, and inspiring, seeing the different ways everyone's homes are made, and how they've made it homey. Our home on wheels has a roof that lifts as well. We love it!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! And that's awesome! We'd love to see the design you came up with for your tiny home.

@Blackley3436 Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes Thank you! If I can email you some dets, I will :)

@splashesin8 Год назад

💫✨I like the quick travel aspect of it.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks!

@kmiller0402 Год назад

I think this is my favorite episode. Following the height requirements to make it road-legal. 2 floors of 8 ft high ceilings. This would be perfect for me ❤

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

So glad you loved it! The ceiling heights are closer to 7 feet each.

@erikaamerica4546 Год назад

I love this❤😊

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you! So glad you love it :)

@vizeath Год назад

Nice house design. I also like that the couple both have an "innocent" face.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks!

@jameswiedmann8105 Год назад

I love your design it's exactly what I'm looking for if I could afford it

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Glad you love it!

@jimblue39 Год назад

What a neat idea, your home is so neat. Best of luck to both of you. Take care.☺

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Many thanks :)

@davidbaron6647 Год назад

OMG WOW PERFECT

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! Glad you love it!

@davidbaron6647 Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes welcome

@brentfrench752 Год назад

This is a great tiny home because of the roof raise. It’s nice to have a full bedroom and a second good size room to use for whatever you need. I saw another tiny home that was a roof raise that comes out of Germany. They use top end materials, looks like a Swedish type light wood minimalist look, which I didn’t care for, but it was well done. The problem is they start at $125k or perhaps a bit higher. For $40k less, I’d much rather have your home, plus you don’t have to pay for shipping from Germany! The only issue I question on your model is the single lift as I’m not sure how long that would last, but guess it depends on the weight of the roof. I’m sure you had all that engineered so it must be fine. Also wonder how the hight does in really high winds? I guess if there’s any issues, you can always install either the pullout or foldout jacks that stand 2-3 feet from the trailer which would really widen and stabilize the base. If I bought one, I’d want solar, but I’d install it myself or have it done since you guys don’t offer it. Of course that greatly increases the cost. But if you have No hookup, you really have no choice. You can always put the batteries in your tongue box which would add some substantial weight, but if you had sufficient weight capacity on your truck it shouldn’t beca problem. The house really looks quite comfortable and seems to have about everything you need. Congratulations and I hope you find great success guys!

@CrimFerret 3 месяца назад

For a tiny home you'd want to move around, the raising roof is amazing and solves one of the biggest issues if you want an upstairs space which is having to crouch to be up there. I don't care what people say, that would get old very fast with me.

@pamreneick464 Год назад

This is awesome ! Tho solar panels wud be a great addition! Same as battery attached to the alternator . Well done great job nothing else like it👍👍

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you so much! Our next two builds are fully solar-powered.

@nancycook3733 6 месяцев назад

Nice place but a design flaw I see which should have is either a slide out or swing out, outrigger stability stands for high wind areas, love the cross hatched framework great for stability just concerned about hot/cold transfer as I'm from northern Canada and it gets to minus 40's that's celcius not farenheit lol

@HappinessHouse Год назад

1 wonderful house, 1 living life, I am also designing and sharing 3D house models like this for your reference and DIY.

@HiltonT69 Год назад

That lipstick color looks amazing on you...

@91hiace Год назад

First thought…….fun in a sudden high wind gust !

@shirleywhite708 Год назад

5 years ago INCREDIBLE TINY HOMES made a tiny home with a movable roof to create a second floor. Ithink he was the first to do so. Still breaking records for cost effecient homes starting with I-box starting at 20,ooo $.

@MBMCincy63 Год назад

I feel as though I have seen this couple and this home before but I could be wrong. Not thrilled with this design. Glad they are happy with it and showing it off! Thank you Jenna! Shivering black bell thumbs up.

@beyondview Год назад

same here. I'm pretty sure I've seen this before

@buddymccormack8668 Год назад

I think it was on tiny house expedition a while ago or exploring alternatives. It is a very interesting idea that could work well with many different floor plans.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We've been featured on a few other channels!

@t.j.m3987 Год назад

Everyone of the tiny homes I have seen has artist an musicians...

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

It seems that they are complementary lifestyles/interests!

@anonymous-ir3tf Год назад

Nice video and great roof system. I like the look of the landscape. Where are you located?

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! We are in Tucson, AZ.

@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow Год назад

12:12 - "recreational items" - such as bongs.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

More like large outdoor recreation items such as climbing pads, disc golf bags, camping gear, etc.

@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes .... and bongs, etc.

@diannemartino3464 Год назад

Now, if the bottom floor expanded (like Zerosquared Aurora model), it would be perfect!

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We hope to start offering slide-outs next year!

@tphotographix 10 месяцев назад

WOOOOHOOOO

@lizsays3324 Год назад

I really like the covered porch. The small door at the front, instead of a large door at the side seems like you would have more wall space that way. I wonder why most tiny home have the door on the side?

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Glad you like our design! There are lots of different floor plans, many of which could work better with a side door if the customer prefers that.

@withinthesupernova_ 2 месяца назад

Imagine this combined with something like the Taroa XL

@LowEarthOrbitPilot Год назад

What kind of weatherstripping and insulation is used for the second floor, where the roof is raised and lowered, please? How is it insulated against the elements, as well as dust and bugs? Thank you

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We improved the seal that you see in this video in our new builds. The new builds have a hinged seal with rubber, foam, and wood. When operating the lifting roof, the seal is folded back on the hinge so that it is out of the way. When the roof is in either its lifted or lowered position, the seal is pushed back into place and puts pressure against the outer wall, thus creating a water and air proof seal.

@robinjones1955 Год назад

Did a structural engineer design this? I would be very worried during high winds, storms, etc. Nice concept but i like 10' wide tiny houses... so much more comfortable...

@geemanbmw Год назад

Awesome build love it ❤

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thank you!

@bjtaylor5424 8 месяцев назад

How much does it weigh? How big of a truck would I need to tow it?

@melodypetry-johnson2309 Год назад

Moving all those shelves if they are full of stuff. Is that practical?

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Most people won't be moving the home often. Typically people move every few months/years. In this case, the cabinet moving process would take a bit longer, but wouldn't happen very frequently.

@baqtrvl Год назад

where did you get your living room sofa?

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

It's from a company called Honbay.

@carlitoshinojos6354 11 месяцев назад

Where do I get one??? 😮

@fermageehamiltonthompson1402 11 месяцев назад

So how much would this cost?

@eskanderx1027 Год назад

Can someone please link me or name the episode with this folding bed at 0:12?

@TinyHouseGiantJourney Год назад

Retired artistic couple converts BUS into TINY HOME w/ clever ideas & murphy bed ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z0chaQigawU.html

@juderickman8275 Год назад

I like the concept but personally would not want to have cabinets that had to moved when lowering and raising the roof. Though it’s ideal to have the headspace, I’d keep the profile of the second story furnishings low which I believe would be suitable for a sleeping, relaxing, and creative space.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Yes, there are other ways of doing it! In this design, you get maximum storage space :)

@TodKarlson 5 месяцев назад

I think most people won’t be moving it very often & even if they did, all the stuff stayed upstairs so the inconvenience was minimal.

@ModernMessiah Год назад

They need to synchronize those jacks. That is wonky af. Cool idea but needs a tiny bit of improvement

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We're always making improvements :) We updated many components of the lifting roof system in new builds. The outdoor jacks are manual and work just fine!

@xandugusu9686 Год назад

the idea is great, but if your lower cabinets are full, how could you remove them? They must be very heavy. I think you need to live inside the tiny home to experience it

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Many of the lower cabinets can just be laid on their sides and don't need to be picked up to move them. When the cabinets are filled, it will take a bit longer to prepare for travel. To do so, you can either move them with items still inside by securing the door closed, or you can take items out of the cabinets before moving. This likely wont take more than a few hours at most, and even so, most customers are not moving their tiny home frequently (maybe every few months/years).

@beckyfackrell9415 Год назад

What would the cost be for the actuators? Thank you

@michaelcummings7246 Год назад

They only have one in the center there and large gas struts like on a hatchback in car for the 4 corners that take most of the load. Actuator in the center is probably several hundred $$ and IMHO a bit undersized for the weight. Once the struts start losing some power just like hatchback it'll try closing from the weight and the actuator will start having a lot of issues .

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

@@michaelcummings7246 The actuator costs more than a few hundred and has industrial capacity. It is oversized for the weight it is lifting. The gas springs mainly help with the weight distribution so that the roof lifts evenly.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

These actuators are custom designed for our uses and we buy them in bulk!

@michaelcummings7246 Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes I almost said thousand + but decided to go a bit lower in case you'd follow cheaper sources than I'd seen. If they are consider oversized then you did a great job of keeping the weight down over what I thought the upper section might weight🥳

@Emg2463 Год назад

...but.....could a good stiff wind blow it over ?? 🤔

@ZeoCyberG Год назад

It'll have to be hurricane strength... You get much more than a stiff wind just towing it along the highways at up to 60+ MPH...

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

So far, we have experienced 55mph+ crosswinds, while stationary, with no issue. This is with the roof raised, detached from our tow vehicle, and without any tie downs secured. We have not had the opportunity to test it in higher winds yet. If you are concerned about highly destructive storm winds, there are several steps you can take: First, you can use stakes and tie downs to anchor the home to the ground. There are multiple lashing points along the trailer and frame. Installing a skirt around the trailer and wheels will prevent wind from going underneath the home. If need be, you can lower the roof for the storm. This will decrease the height by 3.5 ft. Re-hitch to the tow vehicle for added weight and stability. Finally, if you have the chance to, the home can be towed to a safer location for the duration of the storm. Also consider the home’s weight distribution. More than 70% of the weight of the home is in the bottom half, with the majority being in or directly on top of the trailer. Since it is bottom heavy, it is much less likely to be affected by wind. And yes, our homes are lightweight compared to other tiny homes, but still weigh close to 10k lb and can be loaded up to 14K lb with solar panels, personal belongings, water, etc.

@missgui4400 Год назад

How secure is the top part? So afraid for it coming down and killing the people instantly.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

From our FAQ page: The entire system locks into place when lifted. The gas springs have additional lock pins that engage when lifted, and the lower cabinets are a secondary safety measure. There will also be the option to position additional steel bars in the corners when parked, especially if you are expecting heavy snow loads. All of these system components are over-engineered, meaning they are rated to withstand more weight and be used much more regularly than in this application. The actuator has a 20+ year lifespan and is designed for multiple cycles per day. The gas springs are designed for 50K-100K cycles in their lifetime. A customer would have to perform an average of 10 cycles per day, every day for 20 years in order to achieve 75K cycles! This extreme example highlights the industrial capacity of the lifting roof system and its ability to operate smoothly for years to come.

@andrewsimckes5748 Год назад

I love the whole second gloor concept however having watched hundreds of these tiny home videos I have to say that little oven is useless that washer dryer combo not in ideal position because uou do mot hsve enough place to store your food i would say the himes that have that in the bathroom way better and convection is okay but it is not a boondocking or iff grid as a lot of tiny homes tend to be or in some cases need to be you need either solar or a generator

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

The convection oven works great for us! Our builds are custom so customers can choose to include a larger gas oven. Since this build is small, we have to save space wherever possible. In larger builds, we could put the washer/dryer in the bathroom and include more food storage space.

@Soxandnicole Год назад

I live in Florida. How do you think this home would 'behave' in hurricane?

@kamikazitsunami Год назад

😂😂😂😂💩

@BrittMFH Год назад

It would get an "F". 👎

@lizsays3324 Год назад

Probably the same as 75% of the homes already there. Duh!

@glennewdick Год назад

wonder if they do longer than 21"? imagine a 30+"

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We hope to start offering 30+ ft models starting next year! We've had a lot of requests for this.

@caaront Год назад

Nice home. It is too bad that someone had to bring politics into the comments.

@latonyanewsome0 Год назад

Exactly!

@beyondview Год назад

@@latonyanewsome0 exactly my foot. It's only a problem because someone noticed a slight change in her intro which happened to feature a gay couple. It's only problem when it's gay people.🙄

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

@ceecee4491 2 месяца назад

free palestine

@mjef3695 Год назад

Starting point $85,000? Will not come cheap to have one that is featured.

@xploration1437 Год назад

Meow

@butterflybeatles Год назад

Miles per gallon?

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We were getting around 8mpg with an F250 gas engine. The mpg would be better with diesel!

@sookiegirl8707 Год назад

Is this an ad? 😂

@TinyHouseGiantJourney Год назад

No. I would disclose that. We in no way were paid to make this video.

@pamross4994 Год назад

Wounder what they do for a living,

@Faithful525 Год назад

They build this home for people.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We build tiny homes! :)

@ravenlorans Год назад

I Have been wondering WHY they haven't done something like this for YEARS... Specially on Park Models with the Crawl Space to make it a Actual Room you can stand in... Got A LOT of Negative Replies as to Why over those Years on How stupid an Idea it was, just to point one out...

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

Happy to hear you like our solution to the cramped lofts!

@geemanbmw Год назад

Awkward silence talking about the washer & dryer unit 🤔

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We talked more about it, but not everything filmed was included in this video. Some bits had to be edited out for length/relevance.

@leilarobles1311 Год назад

Could a plus size person live in here ? Not talking about space And size. I'm more worried my heavy foot would mess up the second floor. Like could the second floor hold up a plus size person that doesn't walk around so softly? Lol I feel like the place would wobble and sway with me in it 🤣💔

@KRShields Год назад

I'm a fan of basements. Not a big fan of the great reset of you will own nothing and be happy. Root yourself in and stay awhile

@lucieduquette645 Год назад

Not very practical

@Gail-gf7km Год назад

Way too tall and narrow to be stable. Wouldn’t take much wind to topple it.

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

@Gail-gf7km Год назад

@@WilderwiseHomes there were 6 eighteen wheeler trucks blown over on the interstate in front of my house last week during a thunderstorm. They weigh close to 80,000 pounds. I know that you are trying to advertise these units, but they are unsafe. It kind of negates the purpose of having them on wheels if you have to ground tie them for stability.

@itoo3654 9 месяцев назад

I'm an expert at decoding. So you DON'T ACTUALLY live in the home; it's JUST a prototype model for your BUSINESS ,which is fine! Just DON'T pretend that you're living in the home, full time, somewhere, parked, cuz you're obviously NOT. I don't like when people are being disingenuous. This is only to promote your BUSINESS. NOTHING wrong with that, necessarily, but just SAY that!

@jamillahbrooks597 Год назад

I'm really NOT into these so called TINY HOMES that doesn't have TINY HOME Feeling when watching these videos ...It's just getting more and more out of the element...ITS TO MUCH AT TIMES..It's suppose to feel like simple life it just seems NOT HOMIE

@IFUJUSTSMILE2 Год назад

You obviously don't like them, so why do you bother to watch them?

@jenniboo9441 Год назад

You're crazy if you think this isn't a tiny home. Even with the raised roof it's on the smaller side of tiny homes

@beyondview Год назад

In that case continue SEARCHING for one that fits YOUR NEEDS. SIMPLE.

@ZeoCyberG Год назад

@@IFUJUSTSMILE2 Overreaction, there was nothing stated that they don't like tiny homes. Just an opinion that some are losing the sense of being tiny, which is perfectly valid opinion. Not everyone agrees tiny houses should push the larger sizes and there's nothing wrong with having a different opinion. Some parts of the world tiny houses are what's normal size and people in those parts of the world don't get the point of calling them tiny... Besides, the movement isn't about intolerance! People are allowed to be diverse!

@Pkou Год назад

Much like how camping changed to "glamping", the tiny house "movement" changed quite a few years ago. It's changed from small, cute and affordable to larger and drastically more expensive. Going back to the mid 201x's builds were $20k at the top end. Now the seemingly "low end" is $100k with some costing 3x as much.

@anonymous-ir3tf Год назад

A note to Jenna: The introduction to your videos, where you show people with their tiny homes, frequently had a gay couple, an acknowledgement that I liked. I haven't seen them for awhile, and that's disappointing. I'm hoping that you haven't removed them because you've caved to pressure from homophobic MAGA reactionaries. Anyway, would be be nice to see them, or another gay couple, as part of your intro. Thanks.

@salvatorelivreri Год назад

LOL. I was just watching this and thinking I would like to show this to my kids, but don’t like to encourage the lifestyle shown here too many times.... the shack-up-before-marriage path. I would like to see more families and you would like to see more homosexuals. Yet, while I use accepted terms in describing what you like, you resort to ad hominem attacks in describing what you do not like. And for the record, I did not vote for the orange monster (that you progressives called him) because he was/is not conservative enough.

@BrittMFH Год назад

OMG. Just leave it alone.

@anonymous-ir3tf Год назад

@@salvatorelivreri "The lady doth protest too much, me thinks."

@elsie9649 Год назад

I don't want to see anything about relationships. It's not who is in the Tiny space, it's about the space!!!! Leave the alphabet soup, trans and shack ups out this space . I really just want to know about Tiny living.

@salvatorelivreri Год назад

@@elsie9649 EXACTLY!

@jennatrusty522 Год назад

Well I want to see him like a 40-foot one of these that would be awesome

@jennatrusty522 Год назад

I fucking love it I love this idea I want to see a big one I want to see if 40 ft or at least a 36-foot that is awesome I absolutely love this

@WilderwiseHomes Год назад

We hope to start offering a 30+ ft model next year! We've had many requests for larger sized builds.

@robertmuckle2985 10 месяцев назад

The home is functional, but it really lacks in esthetics. The vinyl siding is just downright ugly, and the interior lacks originality and a quaintness that some beautiful wood features would add. Utilitarian....yes, but one would think a jazz artist would incorporate some creatively unique features and colors to the pallet.

@johngallagher3732 Год назад

Two total weirdos there.

@AnthemUnanthemed Год назад

should this really be called a tiny house? isnt this just cheaper housing that actually makes sense to buy? They clearly werent trying to shrink down as they said they upsized, why dont we just work to lower house prices so people can actually get into this induced demand market rather than making everyone move into trailers?