My Shed Tiny Home From Start To Finish

My home from start to finish.

This is a 16x50 Derksen Shed, if you have any questions about the build ask me in a comment and ill try to get back to you!


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[TheDruidsDen]

My next TINY HOME is FINISHED!
A 12x24 (288 sq ft) Shed renovation,
It was in BAD shape at the start.
Check it out here:

[theropesofrenovation]

Jaded person here. Once most people realize this is an affordable way of housing, the companies will jack the prices up. So sad. You did a marvelous job.

[jimmoses]

This is how young people just starting out can leverage their way into home ownership. I am building a tinyhouse on wheels (my 3rd one) with my 16 year old son and teaching him all the steps from framing, insulation, electrical, plumbing, gas lines, and finish work. He will carry that knowledge with him throughout his life and it will serve him well throughout his life.

[anrenes]

Watching tours of million dollar homes… this one has a better more peaceful vibe. It’s the best compliment I can think of.

[DennisCarron-xm]

Its Sept 2024. my wife and I just saw this video of your tinny house build. We absolutely love it. and are giving your ideas a lot of thought to building our own using your floor plan. GREAT WORK!

[livinglife]

If anyone else builds a tiny home, try and keep water lines to inside walls, bathroom and washer backs up to kitchen wall where sink is. No lines on outside walls.

[Nightbird.]

*This ISN'T a "tiny" home. This is a beautiful regular home. It may not be huge like many of today's houses..but it is the size of many regular sized homes that many of our grandparents and parents lived in. Congratulations on creating such a beautiful place to live in. You are truly an artist at heart.* 😉

[jennifergraham]

Hats off to the delivery people, amazing.

[bekind]

This is a good example of what family farms should be. Family staying together on property while filling their need for independent space. The land is paid for so all he had was the build. Smart! 👍

[judyross]

People keep referring to this shed home as a tiny home, however, at 800 sq. ft. it's bigger than many two-bedroom apartments. By not breaking it up into many rooms, I see that you have not only a nice entertaining space but a really nice-sized master bedroom.

[LillieRReinhardt]

Converting an abandoned shed into a tiny house combines creativity, practicality, and resourcefulness to create a charming and livable space.

[outdoor_maniac]

I have a new phase of my life, its called *Living with no comunication from the outside world in a small home with my two cats* because of these kinds of vidoes. This turned out great, and loved the video!

[kittyhawk]

This house is the same square footage of my first 40+ old frame house that my wife and I bought for $3, 500 and had moved onto our property for $1, 500. It was moved from a property 30 miles away from our property. The house was 20' x 40'. It had a living room, bathroom, two bedrooms, a dining room, and kitchen. It was small and inexpensive but livable. We had lived in rentals since we were in college. This was our first home. It needed a lot of work. Four years later we sold it along with the 1-1/4 acres for $58, 000.

[teresaalford]

it's so nice to see young people think out of the traditional way of living.

[SteveHencye]

You did a very good job at combining "modern feel" and "cabin feel" and in a simplistic manner. Love it.

[miranduri]

The shower separated from the sink and toilet is a brilliant idea. Love the octopus wall plaque.

[plantdiva]

At 61 years of age, this would be perfect for me, oh well, I can dream! BEAUTIFUL!

[ashleighelizabeth]

The blocks are perfectly fine. My grandfather built a single room shed as a craft shop for my grandmother that he later enlarged to be a two bedroom house for my uncle. It all went on blocks like this and that house is still standing and in level over 30 years later. In fact most of the older houses were built this way where I grew up. It's only the newer construction that uses a concrete pad foundation. And given that one of my friends has had to spend tens of thousands of dollars fixing his concrete pad foundation because of the ground settling unevenly under it they are far from maintenance free...

[Dollightful]

Awesome that you edited together a mega video of all the process, from start to finish! What an undertaking. It looks so good. You should be so proud! :D

[deabadami]

Watching this, listening to the music you have chosen, knowing the peaceful place you have created for yourself and for your life, I am so calm and so happy for you. Congratulations on living your dream.