Gorgeous Extra-Tall Tiny Home + Legal Definitions You Need to Know

Meet Peter, operations manager with West Coast Homes, who loves the challenge of tiny home building. He shares a tour of their epic San Juan model, a beautifully & efficiently designed 37 m² / 400 sqft home. It can be built as a park model RV, or a “tiny house” (codified term in the International Residential Code). He explains the difference between the 2 regarding building standards and legal placement options.
🛠️ 🏡 Full tiny home specs: 42.3′ long (32.3′ + 10′ deck) by 13.6′ wide (at widest point) by 15.9′ tall (at tallest point), making it a superload in the USA, requiring a permit & 2 pilot cars / 12.9 x 4 x 4.8 meters

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CREDITS:
❇️ produced & shot by Tiny House Expedition’s Christian & Alexis
❇️ edited by Payton Wagner, https://vimeo.com/paytonwagner
❇️ additional photos courtesy of @westcoasthomes

Video Chapters:
0:00 – tiny home building, a fun puzzle
1:02 – extra tall & wide tiny home
2:24 – interior, 400 sqft home
3:49 – custom tiny kitchen design
6:17 – laundry & multifunctional loft
7:14 – efficient bathroom
9:10 – downstairs bedroom
10:38 – high-end vs standard model
11:40 – overbuilding park models
12:15 – park model RV vs tiny house
13:30 – benefits of movable tiny homes

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  1. Peter of West Coast Homes gives a tour of their incredible San Juan model, which can be built as a park model RV (tiny home RV) or a “tiny house” (a codified term in the International Residential Code). He explains the difference between the 2 regarding building standards & legal placement options. Fun fact: this is the 1st “superload” tiny home we’ve filmed! It’s just under 16′ tall at its tallest & 13.5′ wide (4 & 4.8 m). 👉 *Tour Alaska’s lovely tiny home (about 1/2 the size of ⬆) & learn about safely buying THOWs:* https://youtu.be/dTWaHjvEPmc

  2. Beautiful…. and the picture over the electric box is a good idea and it’s metal so you can add a strong magnet to the picture and just stick it up… no nails needed😊

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