I agree. Seen them in person

Like a Murphy style bed?

@@mistyblue526 ok no im talking about a bed that lifts up all the way to the ceiling some use a boat lift to pull it up or down at night to sleep. At the underneath of the bed when its all the way to the ceiling the underneath has lights etc or can look like ceiling art.

@@marymarmande8446 That's cool..thanks!

This price seems a little steep for 200 square feet. Also seems like a waste to build the overhang over the porch, rather than adding the porch separate (less space, but almost the same amount of lumber).

Thanks for watching!

Yeah that makes sense. I was only measuring the gap between the studs. Thanks for the comment!

It would depend on your local laws and ordinances for personal dwellings, but in many rural areas you could probably get away with it as long as you’re paying taxes and not bothering anyone. I believe some areas would require properly permitted electrical and plumbing for it to be considered a home. Again, it totally depends on your local laws.

Zoning laws are your biggest issue. Look into agricultural land

Varies by jurisdiction, but in many rural areas and small towns you don't even need a building permit if the size is below a threshold (notice this is 200 sq. ft. under most limits I've seen). I saw a property listed where the owner split a vacation home into 3 small buildings, located just a few feet apart - 1 had kitchen/dining, 1 had living room, 1 had bedroom and bath.

Apparently my little home was just attached to a cement foundation, I now have to pay taxes on it, since it is considered part of the land. Plus, if I want to add a little shed, and put electricity in it, it is assumed a permanent dwelling too...so I gotta pay taxes on that. Since my tiny home is considered permanent now.....my fricken property taxes increased EIGHT times as much since I bought the property in November 2021. I live in the country. Weird how people want to live as simply and environmentally friendly, iether to downsize, minimize " stuff" in their lives or because they are very low on the income scale. A pity that the state cant help the low income earners by not charging high taxes on their small dwellings, and demand they buy a license to put a worm on the end of a hook to fish when one is hungry. Plus the permits one has to buy just to hook up electric and plumbing...cost money, and hook ups are a reason for another tax increase. I'm still trying to live a simple life, but have discovered that my simple life has to jump through all these beaurocratic hoops, in order to be " legal".😢

It’s difficult to answer your question because I could not access the loft area to try standing up or measuring it. My guess is that most people could probably stand in the highest point, but of course that depends on how tall you are. This video was filmed over a year ago, but if that model is still available you could check out their website and see if they have the measurements you are looking for.

So get a permit.

That sucks. Maybe you can find another company/contractor locally that can build something similar for you it might even be cheaper.

@@TechCloset Tried. Not many companies around here and the ones that are still want too much and will not build a 2 story. I would need like 3 Sheds Minimum to get the 2 bedroom I would want. 2- 8x8's/10x10's bedrooms and one 10x16/10x20 for main Living/Kitchen area.. and a 8x8 around here is Around 6 Grand Or More... They are coming back down. Would be cheaper to buy 2 16x28's and remove the roof of one and put the other on top.... OR like the First Barn Shed you show, Cut the roof off and raise it to get the Head room of a Second Floor and put the 2 bedrooms and even a small bath up there. Barn would need to be 16x16 Minimum for that.

Unfortunately they don’t list the prices on these. One reason is because the price of materials is always changing. It also might depend on your area, so even if I list the price in the video it may not even be applicable to where you live or the time you viewed it.

Google “tuff shed” and you will find a lot of links and their official website to view the currently available models. Alternatively, this brand is for sale at Home Depot and you may find additional information at the store and/or see the models yourself. If you decide to, I would recommend purchasing directly from tuff shed if possible because you’ll likely get the best price buying direct.

Just don't eat or drink a lot. No problem

Composting Toilet, seperate outhouse, build off a small section to the side and add plumbing. lots of options ^^

Dry flush toilet

Do you really think someone would go to all that trouble and not put in a bathroom? Really?

Unfortunately the salesman was not able to give me the price for any of the other sheds. You can check out their website tuffshed.com for a quote. The price will completely depend on the way you build it.

@@TechCloset Thank you.

There is about 10 different sizes for the second shed. The website says the 10x12 is $7500 unpainted and the 12x24 is $13500 unpainted.

@@ChrisP- Hey, thank you! I appreciate it.

I think Tuff sheds are overpriced.

That’s true, but you could say the same thing for a full size home too. Most people who are interested in buying these are not capable of building it themselves and may also want the warranty that comes along with the inflated price tag. I totally agree though, if you are capable then save the money and just build something like this on your own for far less cost.

Yes, you could build one of or any of these for almost Half the price but like said before, Most People don't have the Time, Skill, Health ( me), or any Skills of any kind, so they have to Buy them. And since everything I own is Paid For, I don't mind Buying and would have no Problems paying the $250 a Month Payments..

Hold this L, it's in USA

@@SilverSergeant it's just a few years and everyone knows it. Never been out of the USA hmm? The money is also different, you have to adapt. Even England use the metric system now. Cos it's more correct and much easier. 100cm = 1 m, how many inch = 1m ?

@@SilverSergeant 0,0254 inch = 1m Learn it like the rest of the world. You're still hanging in the Middle Ages.

@@SilverSergeant I 've never said to use only the metric system. I said ALSO use the metric system. But you must read and understand what you read ofcourse. And Sir if you want to discuss Learn my language too. English is my fifth.

@@SilverSergeant but you want to sell to other counties too, no?