Turning an Old Camper frame into a TINY HOUSE ON WHEELS 

I really wished you would answer all these very important questions you've received. It would help alot of us here out.

Wow, that is really cool! Looking forward to seeing all the progress. Stay healthy and I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a happy healthy New Year. Thanks, DC

This is some great craftsmanship

Awesome! Can't wait to see the rest.

Good stuff man. That’s awesome! Excited to see the rest of the build

Hoping for the best outcome for you and your family! 👍🏼

I really enjoyed this video.

This is the video I was looking for. Thank you. Awesome work!

Thanks for sharing the steps!

This is DOPE!!!

Awesome I have a 28×8 wood framed TH with 2 axels and I'm afraid it my be too heavy. How much those you TH weigh on your double axel. How many lugs on each tire?

Did you have to save VIN for frame to register?

Can you put a small barn on the frame for a home?

I know this is an older video. But since camper frame outriggers are not spaced with any rhythm or reason when it comes to conventional framing. Did you just frame 8 ft sections and just put blocking between joist to attach to outriggers?

how is it fastened to the trailer ??

Just seen this build. I would have split the plywood in the center over the two halves first.

Awesome !! Thanks for posting . I’m doing the same thing to a old camper . What did you use for the bottom of the floor that is sitting on the frame ?? How did you connect the floor to the frame ? Did you lag bolt it at all?

Love the idea! We got a really old travel trailer that will need SERIOUS remodeling and fixing. Our initial idea was to restore it. But I've always loved tiny homes as well. Question: do problems arise when the title of the "vehicle" says it was a travel trailer and now is a tiny house. Just wanting to ask, just so I know what direction to take with our travel trailer.

I would have drilled a few doorknob holes you can plug back up but have accessable for sny future leaks so water can drain out. We had a leak we couldnt gind but it filled the floor under the sheetsood snd insulation was drenched snd not knowing for i fo t know how long it was leaking( it was a puncture in the toof from a branch snd was following framing to the floor,with no rvidence it was happening , until the floor got squishy in one spot , when we opened it up, it eas full of water. So i did a few of those holes to drain it. Still had to replace insulation but now could use styrofoam i stead of fiber. But still wouldnt want water not to be snle to drain. Also put screening on bottom of holes. To prevent mice getting it. But we yested it the next rain and it worked great, then we fixed the gash in the roof. Luckily, it didnt soak the roif or eall insulation, it was just following the wood framing , sp the ceiling and walls didnt get wrecked too. I dont know why they arent built to accommodate and unexpected roof, seal or side damage, which happens slot when people dont clear a drive through or some such low clearance. May look like not damage, but it often opens up sealed seams of roof and wall.

How big of an rv frame was this I'm going to build one of these for my wife and I

Love this build. Outstanding job. I am getting ready to do the same thing. Just out of curiosity any idea what your overall weight was. On my trailer I have 2 tandem axles that is rated for 10K lbs. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for the great video! Do you have to worry about the axel capacity and whether it’s street legal?

what was that material you put on the bottom of the floor frame? i noticed you didnt paint it. are you not concerned about how that material will hold up in the elements, moisture humidity and such long term? im asking because im building one and havent made up my mind what to put on the bottom for this very reason. thanks

How big was the frame for your tiny home?

Wow big change. What made make the move?

Looks to be a nice size tiny house. 32' Long? New Video Soon?

I guess a “camper” means something different than I’m familiar, but isn’t the frame for a towable trailer? Campers go on the back of trucks.

Hey brother, good stuff. Why the luan on the bottom? Also, don't you think you should have done a vapor barrier underneath the subfloor? You could have probably Tyvek taped the 2x4's overlapping the foam board. I'm not being critical, just thinking out loud. Stay safe brother.

Is the goal to live in the tiny home for good, or are you guys building a new house or something? Very cool video

What the projected time that you'll be finishing this build?

What did you use on the bottom of the floor ? That super thin sheeting. I’m starting the exact same process and love the build.

This is going to be weird to hear but we hang out with your sister all the time and the 2 dogs, she told me about this channel, cool stuff! And if you want to text her, it is cooper.

How much did it cost all in?

How much did it weigh when you were done?

Where’s the chickens ?

WFPD????