14 November 2012
05 November 2012
TINY HOUSE #1 FOR SALE
SOLD
ORIGINAL
CUSTOM HOME ON A TRAILER
#1
THICK RIGID FOAM INSULATION THROUGHOUT
ALL DOUBLE PANE WINDOWS
SINK, STOVE
TWO SLEEPING LOFTS
AS SEEN IN:
25 June 2012
Ceiling
White washed cedar (big thanks to Pat!), milled down the center (big thanks to Charlie!), flanks the decorative 2' x 2' tin panels.
In the end, because I found the metal's high contrasting lights and darks to be distracting when drawing, I decided to take them down and paint them white.
Main thing missing: CROWN MOLDING. To be continued.
24 May 2012
Electric
Amy, old friend and former union electrician, joined me this fine May day to kick out the electric. I had run the wires, but needed to attach the boxes and a few other whistles. What a joy to flick a switch and have the lights go on and even better to spend the day working with good company.
01 March 2012
Almost Done
This is my sweet spot.
Things are definitely cluttered on the inside. But it's part of working toward being organized.
23 February 2012
Darn Near my Favorite Place
This has got to be one of my favorite places. I love it.
Great place to be alone.
Great place to work on collaborative projects (with limited sized groups).
We'll see how it looks once I get all my junk in there...
20 February 2012
Ceiling Insulation
Decided to use fiberglass in the ceiling, a surprise. I just don't trust the denim up there.
Got to get it done.
10 February 2012
Continuing
I'm finishing up the interior walls and trim. I'm leaving the section between the windows open for shelf space. The windows face NE and NW, making ideal light for a studio. There will be a wrap-around desk in this section.
The final step is to put blocking in the roof, then insulation, then the ceiling. I am going to go with fiberglass insulation due to its performance with moisture. The denim-cotton wouldn't hold up. For the ceiling's center section I am looking online at decorative pressed tin that comes in 2' panels. I am looking for a lightweight wood to use on the sides going up to the center.
14 January 2012
BUY PLANS
13 January 2012
Trailer #3 Early Interior
Here are a few shots of the interior of the boat trailer. Originally, I wasn't planning on insulating it at all. I painted, the winter came, and I decided I better insulate after all. I did a combination of salvaged rigid foam insulation and bought denim/cotton UltraLogic insulation. The interior is salvaged fir and redwood. The electric runs through the walls, and through the ceiling, leading to a chandelier toward the windows. The trim work is yet to be completed. I am considering a pressed tin ceiling.
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