Buying CHEAPEST TINY HOME from HOME DEPOT!! (Convert SHED to HOUSE?!)

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[anthonymangino]

People are getting smarter and wiser everyday on turning tiny sheds into houses and trucks and busses into homes on wheels. It’s truly amazing what people can think of on putting a roof over there heads. I love this.

[MagnetMagicGirl]

I've recently loved the idea of taking two sheds and connect them to make a carport. The larger side for a lounge, bath, and kitchen, and the other, smaller side, for an office/library. Over the carport I'd make a loft bedroom.

[donnasalvador]

You two need to watch a whole lot more tiny house videos. There are very tiny, like itty bitty ones that still manage to have a stackable washer/ dryer, full kitchen w/dishwasher, oven, refrigerator etc. a living room with a tv, full to queen size bed, bathroom with a shower and lots and lots of storage throughout the home. Just type tricked out tiny homes and see what comes up. If you just spent 3 hours watching videos, you’ll see just how doable it actually is

[Jim-]

I have lived in a shed! loved my time there but I lost it when I got sick and was paralized 3 months after I had A-Fib. Then after that I got a GI Bleed. I'm fine now...walking, talking, and live in HUD housing (an apartment) ...I miss my privacy and contact with people. you guys are really good at your considerations for a shed. I would want 16 inch on center studing for walls, then electrified for appliances with alot of planning. Like your comment on installing a bath and toilet too. Jim

[latonyalee]

Hey, I love the idea of turning a shed into a home for those that want to go that route, but from my research, if you are going to build a small house 12x16 or 12x20, it may make more sense to just build the traditional route. Lumber prices are falling and you need less than 200 2x4's to build a small cabin and at an average of $3.00 per stud, you're only looking at about ($600) worth of wood for the frame. Prefab Roof Trusses on average will run around $50 - $100 each ($1, 000 max) Sheathing ($500) and of course screws, bolts, etc and you can build for 1/2 the price for whats shown here especially if you live in state such as mine (Florida/Georgia) where the homeowner is allowed to build his/her own home. You have to remember that whatever the cost of the shed by the manufacture, the price has been double due to their labor. You're looking at around $3, 500-$4, 500 to build this size to residential code.

[loriminick]

Go to tuff shed directly, that’s what I did and I have a two story she shed with all of my demands that I requested such as window size and placement and what door I wanted, and we rebuilt a top story with full insulation drywall and trim ourselves

[mmariemarkel]

I love the yellow one. It has so much potential. It does't have to be expensive either. Construction sites can be gold mines from stuff leftover that's too small to be useful to them but be enough for something on a tiny scale. Restore is another great source for all sorts of stuff to use. Same for stuff online. Scoring pallets can get you a pile of free or cheap wood you can use for so many things. One tini home dweller used them is skirting, since their home was on wheels. Then they put both faux and real flowers and both hanging/climbing plants on it and tucked between the slats and it really gave it great curb appeal. Great creative, haunt online marketplaces, keep your eyes open for curbside finds, etc., the possible places to find cheap or free stuff are nearly endless if you keep your mind and your eyes open. And if you aren't into recycle, reuse, refurbish, reinvent found things, IKEA is a great box store to get things on the cheap. Happy building.

[sharonhall]

The price of the sheds are enticing but I think it's going to cost you a pretty penny for wiring, plumbing, insulation, and whatever you're going to use for walls. From incredible tiny homes you can get an 8x16 for $20, 000, for $25, 000 it can be solar, for $30, 000 it can be total off grid. Of course your living room is your bedroom. You will have a shower and a toilet and a small kitchen for which you would need to use a hot plate.. oh, by the way it is on wheels.

[HippyViewAdventures]

You guys should look into Amish built cabins. Love the content Yappy.

[shanelynn]

You could buy 2 of the Big yellow sheds and put them together to make a nice house.

[Kathykan]

Thanks for the tour of the Home Depot sheds. I think that the first one was the best for anyone due to enough space with the loft extended.

[donnamitchell]

The bed in the wall is a Murphy Bed. They are building tiny homes from old transport trailers, and cargo holders where I live. They are really nice. Have a great day my friends ❤️🙂⚘️.

[sanovahinz]

Yellow, definitely. Just the right size for a tiny house. Nice set up. I vote for yellow. 👍

[kookietherapy]

Honestly, it sucks everyone is getting squeezed out of a basic home.
Pathetic and sad to even have to look in this direction for shelter, but I understand. I live in 300sqft and my dog and I take turns shifting around. Woof!🐾🐾

[ernestclements]

Home Depot, as well as Menards, and Lowe's offer kits for building your own full size homes, ( remember you are in
Georgia and you need a basement to shelter from tornadoes in) at reasonable prices so when you get your land, that's an option to explore.

[sslranch]

He keeps saying, “It is a glorified shed”. It is a shed, my friend. It even says it on the sticker. 😂

[simonworthington]

You guys are having a blast for sure. Never argue with Kensey and love to see Nova.
Enjoyed the family and video guys

[Jazz]

HomePot has a sink, frig and stove all in one. That would fit in there.

[crystalkarlson]

Get the double decker. You'll have to insulate as well, heat and cooling will be a bear without it.

[tarahill]

I had a Murphy bed in a studio apt. It was great. It was my husband, cat, and me. I loved