I thought it was just me. 😂😂I assumed He 4got to edit that into the video. Lol

Or falling out.

I think they built the house just to prove it can be done. I noticed that there is no egress window in the loft. Also, since none of the windows open, the house is going to trap moisture. However, it is a beautiful looking home. And it's amazing what they could do for so little money.

@@annesmith5192 Yes, i totally agree, that they did it just to show it can be done. Its a beautiful cozy home, and to actually build upon their ideal, and still be budget friendly, i would salvage windows, that open and close, as well as sliding. I can expand further on improvements, But it's turn into a whole construction plan, lol. All in all they did a awesome job.

@@estevens4654Exactly.

Brother there using it for a KZfaq vid not actual use

@@unsurecj The video left a lot of questions unanswered, but your answer perfectly explained everything.

@@unsurecjthat’s 6000 down the drain

@@unsurecj tbh kinda sad they dont make them acutally in good quality and its just all for looks, It would be nice if he did because then after hes done with them he can ether sell them for a good price or just give it away to someone who would acutally use it.

@@unsurecj Oh my god i just searched up how living in one of these actually works but here in Texas its outright Illegal to live on a tiny house on wheels period, WHICH IS BULLSHIT! Like fucking why not, designate areas where These homes can park and make it legal! Its such cheap infrastructure to make such a place too and it can serve as a way to avoid crazy ass rent prices! Id would even decrease homelessness by so much. I hate how this country claims its home of the "free"....

Great point! I was totally thinking the same. In MA the cost of a DOT oversize load permit can vary depending on the specific type of permit and the weight and dimensions of your load. Approximate costs: Annual permit: $250 Temporary trip permit: $15 to $20 (valid for 72 hours) IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) single trip permit: $20 (valid for 72 hours) Keep in mind that these costs are approximate and may change based on your specific situation. Additionally, there may be additional fees for overweight loads or loads that exceed certain dimensions. It's always best to check with the YOUR specific Registry of Motor Vehicles or a permit service provider for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Hope this was helpful for anyone curious!

I have a feeling none of this build follows any kind of code or regulation. The violations would probably cost more than the entire build.

@@B.D.F. No violation. As long as you pull the proper permits to tow, you’ll/they’ll be fine. Otherwise, yes, a fine will be imposed. The parameters are simple enough though: max width is 8’ 6”, max height is 13’ (pavement to roof peak). Any taller and wider will need a permit to tow.

​@@dempseydoodlesdepends on the state, Washington allows 13.5 feet tall, I've heard ar least one state somewhere allows 14 feet

thank you so much! that really means alot. Its funny, a couple years ago i knew nothing about building, yet here we are building a house lol! thats also a really good idea!

Please make ur vids longer

@@ChayDennehi ❤

@@ChayDennehey Chay love your vids and please make another one for your brother since you have one

What is the name of your company?? Your attention to details are crazy and I love it. Best builds I’ve seen (online lol)

I came to ask about this.

The money he saved from the windows will be able to cover the expenses.

Yeah, I thought about mentioning that but this video was obviously about showing people how to pull of a better quality of life over renting and doing it in relative comfort on a budget. I would guess that it's slated for upgrade or already been done.

They're crafty af, but you can definitely tell they sure as Hell aren't designers.

i cant wait intil part 2

Likewise!@@OverTheHorizon840

What stops the foam falling out the bottom?

It’s been a month

thank you bro!! and yes everytime a video doesnt do well, we pause and try to learn what we did wrong

im so grateful to have your support, thank you so much ❤❤

thank you so so much for your support throughout the years! there have been alot of highs and lows! super excited todo the inside too. (super happy u liked the video!)

Talented ass men!!!

Also the windows are permanent, there is no way you can open the window for good airflow.

we probably should, that wouldnt be good if they fell out.. strapping wouldnt take hardly anytime at all, good idea!

Was also thinking of critters gnawing on that insulation - taking pieces of it with them to line their nests/dens.

i was also wondering about using a nailgun on a structure who's purpose is to move on roads? possibly fairly often??

@@karmaoutlaw yes! I am a rabbit and a squirrel owner and that's the first thing I thought.

How are you not banned from your profile pic

Funny though

Well duh why would he live in a. Small tiny home. Hes rich and can live in a house

@@RBEditz.1 no one said anything about living in them, but most people who build a beautiful rv, or bus conversion etc etc they usually would ya know…..actually use it and go out a couple times a year camping, or drive it across state lines for a couple weeks/months to get away. Esp if you’re putting all these bathroom kitchen and bedrooms inside to make it have everything you need.