There is only so much stuff you can pack into a box sitting on a trailer, and call it a home. If that’s your take on tiny house living.Built as a DIY project, this small home has lots to love and is all the young family needs.This incredible tiny house with a pop-up roof is packed with a very clever design. It includes an ingenious pop-top roof that lifts up to give owner-builders Ben and Nat the ability to stand up in their sleeping loft.
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This tiny house on wheels is something very special. Designed for a family of three, this home was designed with a very clever transforming function. When moved on the roads, it perfectly meets the legal height requirements but once parked up, the roof of the home pops up to create standing room in the sleeping loft.
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Although the tiny home’s build has just been completed, you can see it’s already a great fit for this adventurous young family, especially with the help of the pop top roof! The next phase will see the addition of a complete off the grid system for the home. Enjoy the full video tour of this dynamic tiny house!
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Constructed entirely as a DIY project, this tiny house was a definite labour of love for Ben and Nat, who had previously had very little construction experience. The finished tiny home gives the family of three everything they need, including a wonderful extra sleeping loft for their daughter Charlie.
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When the roof is down, the tiny house meets all of the legal height requirements for a vehicle in Australia, allowing it to easily be transported on the roads. Once parked up however, the roof can be lifted up, and a wedge / wall system is installed which is cleverly designed with all the flashings needed to keep the tiny house water tight.
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Standing space in the loft helps to make the house feel even more like a home, but it’s only a small part of the beautifully designed home on wheels, which has a wonderful kitchen, comfortable lounge space, very functional bathroom and even a second sleeping loft for Ben and Nat’s daughter Charlie, which is currently in the process of having some additional safety features installed for the toddler.
A love of plants in the home is obvious. Although the family has just moved into the house, it’s already filled with plants which Nat has been tending to for months, getting them ready for move-in day and knowing exactly where each and every one of them would live within the home.With the build of the home now complete, the next phase will see the addition of all the off-the-grid technology, including solar power, solar thermal water heating and a good sized battery system to allow the home to be completely autonomous.
