a tiny house blog.
This tiny house’s plumbing supplies a kitchen sink, bathroom sink, and shower heated by a tankless propane heater. A composting toilet makes all drainage possible through a greywater system so no sewage hookup is required.
This tiny house’s power needs are low enough that it can be powered by an extension cord, but can also handle a 240V direct connection to a main panel for more power if needed in the future.
I clad the exterior of the tiny house with red cedar, stained blue, and installed over a rainscreen gap to maximize its lifespan.
Choosing what windows to buy is much more difficult than actually installing them.
The SIP framing is done. I thought (like a dummy) it would take less than a day, but it took over two weeks.
I’ll be using Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) rather than traditional 2x4 framing.