Taking Our Tiny House Off-The-Grid ☀️

Right from the very beginning of our tiny house project, it was always important for us to be off-the-grid. For us, going off-the-grid is all about creating synergy with the elements, lowering expenses, reducing our ecological footprint, working with the seasons and getting to geek-out over some seriously cool technology.

In this video, we give an overview of the off-the-grid systems which we have integrated into our tiny house on wheels including solar power, rainwater harvesting, grey-water, composting toilet and more.

Without a doubt, making the decision to go off-the-grid in our tiny house is one of the best things we have ever done. From reducing our cost of living, to opening up more options with future parking spots, going off-the-grid has helped to add freedom to our lives.

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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
Editing: Rasa Pescud
'Living Big in a Tiny House' © 2021 Zyia Pictures Ltd

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[livingbig]

We hope you enjoy this episode and find this information helpful! Going off the grid has been a huge learning curve but a really worthwhile endeavour. We can't wait to expand more on this in the future once our house is set up in a more long-term spot. Thanks for watching! With love, Bryce & Rasa

[mannatuu]

Respect to you bryce, you have shown a real commitment over the years to what is a real solution for humanity going forward . Respect to you and your wife . well done, and keep going. Truly inspirational .

[janices]

If more people had your thoughts on living with nature, the world would be a better place. Keep up the good work on spreading the word . Kiwi from Virginia.

[kurlymeka]

I can relate to been happy when it rains it’s like you are connected to nature. I relied on rain fall for my water for 5 years and it was the best feeling. It always rain right on time to fill the tanks I so so miss those beautiful days with nature. You are living the best life Bryce and Resa

[Thomas-efko]

I do have a Delta Max but I use it as a back up power source and it does work really well.

[personabovefarts]

The Delta Max is perfect for off grid living especially with the solar panels for renewable energy. They are pretty awesome.

[amymartinez]

I can relate to the feeling of being happy when it rains because it waters my garden and my plant babies. ☺️

[JordanOsmond]

Perfect timing for this video! I've just been researching solar for our tiny house build :) Great to hear what's worked and what you'd do differently. Thanks guys!

[traceydoneley]

With your passion and excitement of what you have created my heart goes 💗 of excitement, you are such an inspiration 🙏.

[corajoneswales]

Dear Bryce and Rasa, We're up here in Tokyo watching your inspirational videos. We've been pretty much binge watching them and are really so impressed with your presentations and all the various tiny houses you have visited. Every time we watch one, my partners digs me in the ribs to try to get me to make the off-grid, tiny house experience a reality. We wanted to thank you very much for all the hard work you and Rasa put into making the videos. You filled us with a lot of hope and joy. I am a total neophyte when it comes to even putting a shelf up, so to assemble a tiny house is very daunting for me. My dream would be to build one that is totally self-sufficient. The world needs more of us to live this way.

[natalieclifton]

So thankful for the sharing of your story.. you’re both so inspiring and it’s great to know you’re still hanging in there thank you beautiful done! Go team go!

[georginaaquino]

I got hooked on your vlogs... I have a tiny house myself, I built it while I was working overseas and always wanted to make it bigger someday... but after watching most of your vlogs, now I feel that I have a big, wide home and beginning to love it .... thank you Bryce 💕

[junebixby]

It makes me think that every person should live in a tiny house off grid for at least a couple months to understand our energy usage, the systems needed, etc.

[jimwisdom]

You guys have been such a positive and educational influence on our aspiration to get even smaller and more energy independent. Thanks!

[katharina]

That's one of the things I love most about the tiny living. I think it's great that you care so much about nature and mindful consumption of resources

[calicocavalier]

I really want to be able to live like this. Your efforts are inspiring.

[lotusdolphin]

Bryce you never Cease to amaze me at all your knowledge that you’ve collected over the years. This was absolutely brilliant! Thank you once again. Love to both of you from me in California💜🤗😘😎🇺🇸

[janetclaireSays]

What a free and empowering feeling it must be to have such an efficient, off-grid home!

[brendabrown]

Your enthusiasm is contagious. Love hearing you talk about your plans. All the best to you both & thanks for the awesome youtube content 💕

[superbear]

Well, you are walking the walk! Good for you. Great video as usual. An idea for these COVID times where your travel may be restricted: Go back and visit prior tiny house owners (using Zoom, e.g.) and ask how they are doing 2 years later, or whatever, ask what they like best, what they would change, etc. You probably have thought of that already, but just in case.... Best wishes going forward....