6 volts? Hmmmmm…… This could potentially cause fire. It would have been better to use 24 or 48 volts. It is however difficult to see what the actual house looks like. We see appliances, a bed and a sofa. But is difficult to see how the house actually looks like – Hence the floorplan.
These pictures are terrible, i have no idea what the inside is like. Other than it has a fireplace, a stove, an inverter, projector, and washing machine
What a terrible display. You zoomed in on appliance labels and some hardware, but didn’t show us what this thing looked like. This is in the top worst swoons ever offered.
We need more photographs to be able to fully appreciate the inner spaces. You have been quite diligent in capturing all of the appliances available to personalize each build, but we do need a better sense of the interior spaces to be able to judge if this configuration is efficient for our needs. I really appreciate the fact that this build is off-grid. I believe it should be standard that both park hook-ups and off-grid equipment be in every build; you never know when you might need to go off-grid (like a forest fire, earthquake, or storm surge.)
Je trouve, au contraire, que ces zoom sont intéressants. C’est vrai qu’on n’a pas trop de vue d’ensemble niveau déco mais c’est important aussi de connaitre les aspects “techniques”. Le texte de fin est très détaillé à ce propos et donc instructif. Merci pour ce bel esprit de partage et d’entraide !
This is the first time I’ve felt compelled to comment on a ‘swoon’. It’s clear you’re very proud of what is likely a well built tiny home, and you have a number of photographs with nice, sharp focus. Unfortunately, the overall effect was greatly diminished by having the display consist essentially of closeups and a few external shots—there’s no sense of the space, of how the living areas connect with cooking and sleeping areas, for example. Including even just one picture of the space as a whole would have improved this ‘swoon’ a great deal.
I would bet that this is a cute little house – but all I see is hardware, the appliances, and the inside of a washing machine. I can tell by where the house is at that you are probably trying to sell it. It would be great if you could post actual photos of the house…instead of artistic photos of the stove and a padlock.
To Bob and Barb: There were other photos offered, but not all were posted – including all of the bathroom photos. If you wish to see more photos or specific photos, just contact us and we’d be happy to send them.
These photos leave me with basically no idea what the interior of the house looks like.
6 volts? Hmmmmm…… This could potentially cause fire. It would have been better to use 24 or 48 volts. It is however difficult to see what the actual house looks like. We see appliances, a bed and a sofa. But is difficult to see how the house actually looks like – Hence the floorplan.
These pictures are terrible, i have no idea what the inside is like. Other than it has a fireplace, a stove, an inverter, projector, and washing machine
The pictures do not give the TOW the look it deserves..the pics are only of components!
What a terrible display. You zoomed in on appliance labels and some hardware, but didn’t show us what this thing looked like. This is in the top worst swoons ever offered.
We need more photographs to be able to fully appreciate the inner spaces. You have been quite diligent in capturing all of the appliances available to personalize each build, but we do need a better sense of the interior spaces to be able to judge if this configuration is efficient for our needs. I really appreciate the fact that this build is off-grid. I believe it should be standard that both park hook-ups and off-grid equipment be in every build; you never know when you might need to go off-grid (like a forest fire, earthquake, or storm surge.)
Je trouve, au contraire, que ces zoom sont intéressants. C’est vrai qu’on n’a pas trop de vue d’ensemble niveau déco mais c’est important aussi de connaitre les aspects “techniques”. Le texte de fin est très détaillé à ce propos et donc instructif. Merci pour ce bel esprit de partage et d’entraide !
This is the first time I’ve felt compelled to comment on a ‘swoon’. It’s clear you’re very proud of what is likely a well built tiny home, and you have a number of photographs with nice, sharp focus. Unfortunately, the overall effect was greatly diminished by having the display consist essentially of closeups and a few external shots—there’s no sense of the space, of how the living areas connect with cooking and sleeping areas, for example. Including even just one picture of the space as a whole would have improved this ‘swoon’ a great deal.
Great closeups of the appliances. I wonder what the house looks like.
I would bet that this is a cute little house – but all I see is hardware, the appliances, and the inside of a washing machine. I can tell by where the house is at that you are probably trying to sell it. It would be great if you could post actual photos of the house…instead of artistic photos of the stove and a padlock.
I totally agree with Bob G. Like a big tease! Where’s the rest of the house?
To Bob and Barb: There were other photos offered, but not all were posted – including all of the bathroom photos. If you wish to see more photos or specific photos, just contact us and we’d be happy to send them.
Brand names, brand names and more shots of brand names??????????????
So what does the inside of the trailer look like?