From Shed to Tiny Home w/ less than $15K

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    Need a tiny house idea? In this video, I walk you through how we found ours and built it out. Overall, it took about 6 months to build it out. We would work on it about one day a week and paid completely in cash as we went. Feel free to subscribe for more updates and videos of this nature. Hit the thumbs up icon if you don't mind!

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  • @oursimplestorychannel
    @oursimplestorychannel  2 роки тому +26

    Hi everyone! Check out my newest tiny house build I put together for less than $3,000!
    ua-cam.com/video/h2GqMjJyTm8/v-deo.html

    • @40Bethy
      @40Bethy 2 роки тому

      It’s great you home school your kids but how do they socialize and make friends with kids they’re own age?

    • @lifehunter6426
      @lifehunter6426 Рік тому

      ​@Jazzy's World in most places you can still enroll your kids in sports activities and such at the local school.

    • @georgedavis3495
      @georgedavis3495 Рік тому

      Nice job,the only problem is that front door is great for 😮thief,they can break that window when your gone and make a lick😊

    • @oursimplestorychannel
      @oursimplestorychannel  Рік тому

      @@georgedavis3495 that’s fine. I store up my treasure in heaven anyways 😉 also, we leave the door unlocked 100% of the time.

    • @fayee8986
      @fayee8986 2 місяці тому

      What size for 3,000?

  • @kidglove100
    @kidglove100 5 років тому +293

    I really think more people should live this way for financial freedom

  • @michaelcorbett6927
    @michaelcorbett6927 5 років тому +60

    Great Job. Mine has the porch on the front. I got it in Oct 2017. Bought the land in 2013 for $7,000 added the septic $2,500 12 by 32 tiny house $6,400 finish work $5,372 solar $2,000, Yea no power bill:) I have been living in it good sense August. There is nothing like having a beautiful home Paid for.
    Congratulations from Alabama. PS love the garden:)

    • @amandacarmon3373
      @amandacarmon3373 5 років тому

      Michael Corbett we are doing one too. How many solar panels did you need ? And what kinda hot water heater did you use ?

    • @angelfain8040
      @angelfain8040 4 роки тому +1

      We live in Alabama too, moved here for less regulations like other states. Love Alabama.

    • @freddilaxoxo8975
      @freddilaxoxo8975 3 роки тому

      Where did you purchase the house?

    • @shitbrick5030
      @shitbrick5030 3 роки тому

      Is t that really really low for septic ?

  • @DanielDilbeck
    @DanielDilbeck 3 роки тому +25

    I built a 16x32 farm house in 2012. I have lived in it for 10 years. It was the best idea I've ever had.

  • @krystal1722
    @krystal1722 4 роки тому +31

    I'm happy your wife got the tub she wanted. I completely understand the need to have some sort of luxury.

  • @barrythacker7281
    @barrythacker7281 3 роки тому +47

    Here in N Maine the amish builds these sheds very reasonable, i priced a 12 by 24 for 3600 with metal roof. Banks is modern day slavery. Downsizing is cool bankers do not approve this message:)

  • @rcagle123
    @rcagle123 6 років тому +37

    Stop disrespecting this family. Stay at home parent is the toughest job there is! That's why my wife stayed at home the first 14 years of our marriage.:) We both work now and kids are grown but we are thinking of doing a tiny home so she can quit working. It's better to do it this way instead of a 30 year mortgage. Love the video and congrats on a great looking home!

    • @hughjazz1838
      @hughjazz1838 6 років тому +2

      Nunya Business no it's not. not even close to the toughest job. try working on an oil rig.

    • @SteveOfMaine
      @SteveOfMaine 6 років тому +2

      @@hughjazz1838 try having a kid. I feel bad for my parents. Different difficulties of having a definition of a job. A mother has the hardest job "birth" far more painful then anything on a oil rig.

    • @hughjazz1838
      @hughjazz1838 6 років тому +1

      ManiacPenguin I am a single father of a 2 year old and a 3 year old. it's not the hardest job on the planet.

    • @hughjazz1838
      @hughjazz1838 6 років тому +1

      ManiacPenguin I don't think child birth is more painful than getting a limb caught in machinery. they drug women up anyway.

    • @Rick_Sanchez_C137_
      @Rick_Sanchez_C137_ 6 років тому +3

      Thirty year mortgages are volunteer slavery for the weak minded.
      Bought land in Alaska, had it paid off in 13 months. Here now to prep the build site as I’m only semi-retired, but will be 100% retired, NO WORK ever again in just over two years; by then my tiny house will be done.
      Nice tiny.

  • @shnarklevonbarkle110
    @shnarklevonbarkle110 6 років тому +23

    There's always going to be people who could have done a better job, but you're the only one who could build it just the way you did, and it's yours. No one can take that away from you. More and more people are waking up to this lie that we have to borrow money our whole lives in order to get what we want. I'm glad to see you didn't buy into that nonsense. The writing is on the wall so when the economy collapses, you'll not only be prepared for it, you'll be comfortable as well.
    With all the people posting snotty comments on this video, I'll throw mine in as well which is that I only wish there were more people like you and your family who had enough sense to do what you're doing.

    • @wrt8883
      @wrt8883 6 років тому

      Shnarkle VonBarkle z

    • @barbaraspan1437
      @barbaraspan1437 4 роки тому +2

      Your words has come true in the face of this virus and lack of supplies. Not, many prepared to be sustainable or live independently from the system passed a month or two. Hopefully, this crisis will show people what is most important in life and our families be restored as we are forced together living a more simpler life without the competitive expensive trimmings.

  • @ctb2814
    @ctb2814 6 років тому +27

    We are fed to the big lie that more is better when it's actually the opposite. Great job and thanks for a glimpse into your well thought out life. Best wishes to each.

    • @veedavis2642
      @veedavis2642 3 роки тому

      GM❤🌹☕.. Exactly ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @nancyk3615
    @nancyk3615 4 роки тому +18

    I was bringing my horse trailer home from the shop after repair and saw a big roll off dumpster almost full of ridgid floor insulation from a downtown building getting renovated. I immediatly stopped and asked if I could have it and after permission I completely packed my trailer with it! Later my friend halped me to insulate my tackroom. I'm not to proud to use salvaged materials. Plus it was a great treasure find. :)

  • @aday1637
    @aday1637 6 років тому +12

    As a result of failed policy in gov. we are all being forced to deal with housing/living in traditional ways that our forefathers used. Home schooling is such a blessing for the children too. Glad you are doing this as it can be inspirational to many who are up against hard-times. Its more important for young families to be secure than wealthy. You obviously realized this factor.

  • @johnm7882
    @johnm7882 6 років тому +14

    You did a great job. I applaud your effort in raising your kids the way you are. If more families took the effort to homeschool there kids. And really teach them good values and integrity. This country of ours would be so much better.

  • @msniakeema
    @msniakeema 3 роки тому +13

    Its so awesome how the creator just dropped so many free items in your lap.

    • @terri6584
      @terri6584 3 роки тому +2

      Yes. I thought so too. Our Creator must approve of all you planned to do. Nice family, too, by the way. Like, appreciated your attitude towards family & enjoying outdoors together, etc.

  • @rongreen3430
    @rongreen3430 4 роки тому +6

    Finally...Someone who does this without spending a fortune! Thanks for sharing this.

    • @kristinatidwell6563
      @kristinatidwell6563 4 роки тому

      Ron Green I think I may copy this if I can get financed to move to 30 acres it's basically a cleared pasture at the moment, with water and power at the street. I've debated looking for a camping toilet for the bathroom until I can pay cash to install a septic system. Idk what issues that will cause, I'll try to get a plan. I've thought about getting a sleeper sofa or futon that's convertible between bedroom and the living room. Right now I've been paying $1k for 650 sq ft apt complex that's not funny. I want land to raise food for my family. I've had previous experience with 4H and FFA before I was adopted as a teen. My parents didn't know that but will reap the benefits. :) Cattle, pigs and poultry.

  • @veronicacharnley2392
    @veronicacharnley2392 Рік тому +5

    I know this is 5 years old but I'm loving this! And giving me the faith I need to do this!

  • @pamela4821
    @pamela4821 4 роки тому +8

    It’s so hard on people to live anymore, I’m more about people then money. This is a good idea.

  • @LUCKYB.
    @LUCKYB. 4 роки тому +11

    its perfect for a retired long haul trucker that has spent his life on the road living in a 36 " to an 80 " sleeper 300 days a year .

    • @madampolo
      @madampolo 4 роки тому +1

      For one it would seem spacious. It gets tight for a family of four, I'm sure.

  • @emtnest
    @emtnest Рік тому +5

    Nice and thank you. We are building a 12x28 this summer, actually having it built then we are doing all of the inside work and painting the outside.. shed to cabin by the creek! So exciting!

  • @andielliott7721
    @andielliott7721 Рік тому +7

    My daddy always said the same....you can't have too many outlets and ALWAYS put a window where you think you might want a door in the future.

  • @walk4718
    @walk4718 5 років тому +11

    You sir are a hero. Hats off to you and your beautiful family. The attitude you expressed in your very informative video about the the way you are leading your family is what will keep our country strong. God bless you all!

  • @lisahobbs2312
    @lisahobbs2312 6 років тому +10

    Congratulations on moving into a purchase home and a beautiful garden. May Yah bless you and your family with long life.

  • @geoffreyweights7697
    @geoffreyweights7697 6 років тому +8

    I was about to talk shit about the crooked water line until you said you did it by hand you're a better man than me great job all around

  • @barbaraellis5904
    @barbaraellis5904 6 років тому +11

    Best Tiny Home video I have ever viewed on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot from your video. May God bless you and your family. You have what money can't touch. Your a very rich Man!

    • @sunnydae8521
      @sunnydae8521 6 років тому

      Barbara Ellis
      What a kind comment 💜

  • @msniakeema
    @msniakeema 3 роки тому +3

    The creator had your back in this build.... I pray you and your family have plenty happiness in your new home

  • @DanjaZone
    @DanjaZone 5 років тому +5

    We've been in a 39ft rv for nearly THREE YEARS now. (bought a place, put mom in the house), bought two sheds. Working it now. Thanks for the video

  • @qtgal6710
    @qtgal6710 3 роки тому +6

    Your home is lovely and the best part about the whole project is you did it your way with your money. No criticism from me cause I’m just sitting on my iPad looking at what you accomplish and how it turned out.

  • @jonathanwilliams4348
    @jonathanwilliams4348 6 років тому +6

    Really impressive job; you guys worked together as a team, recycled things, stretched your dollars and made it happen! So happy for you; also I have to confess I think it's great that you are home schooling your children and exposing them so much to the outdoors. Public schools are a dangerous mess and they are indoctrinating children in so many bad ways; parents can and must do better for their children and home schooling is a great way to do that. Way to go guys!

  • @BumbleBeeTF
    @BumbleBeeTF 6 років тому +5

    No complaints about the insulation from me. My 100 year old house has no insulation in the walls at all. Great job on the cabin! Thanks for sharing.

  • @TheIntelligentView
    @TheIntelligentView 6 років тому +11

    I would have had it sprayed with expandable closed cell foam. Worth the money!

  • @elijahdonaldson2518
    @elijahdonaldson2518 4 роки тому +11

    Excellent job Sir! You're living a humble life.

  • @dollmm23
    @dollmm23 4 роки тому +118

    You're such an inspiration! I hope to follow your example pretty soon, God willing. Living mortgage free knowing that no bank is going to take your home from you because it's COMPLETELY paid off. It's yours and your family's till God allows it. Congratulations. Tiny house came out really nice. You did great. God bless.

    • @oursimplestorychannel
      @oursimplestorychannel  4 роки тому +10

      Hey thanks so much for your positive comment. I wish you all the best!

    • @schanettecampbell8065
      @schanettecampbell8065 3 роки тому +7

      Yes.

    • @Brenda-gv3cc
      @Brenda-gv3cc 3 роки тому +4

      Love this

    • @livethelawofone27
      @livethelawofone27 3 роки тому +12

      I agree, but I also feel that it shouldn't cost so much to own a house. Housing prices are ridiculously high, and wages are low. We need to demand that our best interests are served by the government we pay taxes to. They work for us but seem to think they're working for themselves.

    • @sherryludwig2714
      @sherryludwig2714 3 роки тому +1

      On

  • @nigiastephens6984
    @nigiastephens6984 6 років тому +5

    Perfect and streamlined inside with sweet touches. People outside of cites call these tiny homes. In cities like New York, we call them apartments. They rent for $1600 a month. Yes, you live half the time outside and then have dinner parties of friends or chill out in your space at night. The bathroom and kitchen are awesome. Great job. I hope to buy some land just outside the city and do the same.

  • @RANDALLOLOGY
    @RANDALLOLOGY 6 років тому +6

    You guys did a great job. I got a building similar to that to be my work shop. I got a furniture dealer to save the big sheets of flat packing styrofoam and when they got a load, they called me. I used a harbor freight hot knife to cut the sizes I needed and layered them to get 3 in in the walls and ceiling. Got a small used wall mount propane heater and a used mini split AC unit. It's great winter and Summer for Tennessee wether.
    Also a good place to go when I get in the dog house with my wife. Lol

  • @t.r.w.7778
    @t.r.w.7778 4 роки тому +8

    Wow thanks for sharing. My husband and I want to do the same thing, shed to cabin. I found this video really helpful.

  • @affordabledesertliving3487
    @affordabledesertliving3487 3 роки тому +4

    I did the same. I am now living off-grid in Cochise County Arizona. Finally an affordable option for a senior!

  • @kathrynb4683
    @kathrynb4683 3 роки тому +7

    Make sure you get fire ladders for the loft windows. Make a box inside at the sill . Then it can be thrown right out and climbed down. Practice it so if needed it isn't scary.

  • @donnier3284
    @donnier3284 Рік тому +4

    I just found this video while searching for ideas to convert a shed into a cabin. I want to say that I like your idea! You came up with a plan and built a very nice place! It's very nice and a place you can enjoy for a long time to come. Thanks for posting this video!

  • @Lea941
    @Lea941 3 роки тому +7

    I know this has been two years ago, but I really enjoyed watching the transformation of your home!! You’ve giving me some fabulous ideas! Thank you so much for sharing your journey

  • @ronniebryant5364
    @ronniebryant5364 5 років тому +7

    You sir are living my dreams! Great job on the home, garden, and teaching your children the right way. Cheers

  • @PatricaKing
    @PatricaKing Рік тому +3

    We built off grid in Upstate NY. Bought property in 2004. The politics got so bad over the years. We sold in 2018 thankfully got out before covid hit. Would do it again, but differently. Sheds turned into homes is a great idea! Less taxes too if you build on a chasis or like a pole building. Great video!!

  • @susanlester1
    @susanlester1 5 років тому +3

    I love these shed to home stories! They are especially interesting when you see the family members involved. You did a great job with your place! Homeschooling is so great! You are raising your kids so well.

  • @douglasfromalberta2456
    @douglasfromalberta2456 6 років тому +13

    You did a great job, this is a beautiful home!

  • @rs5570
    @rs5570 5 років тому +5

    This is just my project except just some solar, cp toilet, etc., for now. Single woman. Very helpful. Love the cf tub! 😍 Tyvm.

  • @tammyparish263
    @tammyparish263 3 роки тому +3

    So happy for you. I am proud that you took the initiative to take control of your finances, home life and your future. If you decided to live in the shed without doing a thing to it, I would be happy for you because your family is with you. They are beside you in your plans. Congrats on a job well done!

  • @RRmaga777-55
    @RRmaga777-55 2 роки тому +5

    Kudos to your wife, having the vision to build for the futuro, I lived in a 2800 square feet full of junk, totally insane and every time I mention small home my wife just laugh, what a waste of resources, stuff that we don't use.

  • @SusanLilyYaH7777
    @SusanLilyYaH7777 5 років тому +8

    You've been really blessed to find things for your house but, if you need certain things in the future try your nearest habitat restore ,they have loads of building supplies for next to nothing.

  • @brianr101010
    @brianr101010 3 роки тому +6

    If you used 3 inch sewage line , especially with 200 ft run to septic tank you had better keep using monthly "shock" treatments to your septic system and possibly use a weekly treatment additive treatment, and most importantly disapline your children on TP use or you could easily have a major clogging issue 4" is sooooo much nicer for less restriction. Luckily as I think you said it is a "straight" run to the tank so hopefully other than than the 2 or 3 elbows you will have getting under the house and to the toilet you you won't have pinch points, but if at all possible don't use sharp angle elbow fittings try to use sweeping , rounded elbow joints ( like electrical conduit ) to avoid clogging points.

  • @bradSharkey
    @bradSharkey 6 років тому +17

    The styrofoam is extremely dangerous as a fire hazard. Sure an electrician did some of the wiring but that wiring is against the foam inside the wall. Any spark from the outlets or switches or even something just getting hot enough to be above the ignition temperature in that wall is immediately a major fire with a ton of smoke. It should be replaced with something more fire resistant as soon as you can.

  • @leslievey7312
    @leslievey7312 3 роки тому +5

    Thay was a very inexpensive move of shed .
    Smart people live debt free , not necessarily low income . I know people who buy mansions and yet have no furniture because they cant afford it .
    Love the color , it's the same one I'm using to blend in with the trees .
    I know you are not in my county in Florida , as we are bogged with " codes " I think we are a county or two south of you .
    You did a great job .

  • @bettyheathcock1074
    @bettyheathcock1074 4 роки тому +4

    That is a really great home. And the gardens were something that will keep everyone occupied.

  • @Steve-cn5up
    @Steve-cn5up 2 роки тому +3

    I really like your place a lot! The fact that you're in FL and can avoid the 2K plus monthly rent is awesome. You set your family up very well for the future. Good job!

  • @revamp-ideas101tv7
    @revamp-ideas101tv7 4 роки тому +62

    well done ! you did a fantastic job , you have a home your family have a home and you all can an will have the best memories in your own home. No one to pay each month or worry about if you miss a payment or where that payment is coming from.
    --- hats off to you for a job well done, your wife and kids are blessed to have you and you to have each other. Cheers !

    • @pamela4821
      @pamela4821 4 роки тому +2

      ReVamp-Ideas 101 TV I’m going to be doing one myself good job, rents way to high. It’s crazy

    • @revamp-ideas101tv7
      @revamp-ideas101tv7 4 роки тому +3

      @@pamela4821 --You are so right, and with this pandemic things are not going to ever be the same again. I am in that process too but am looking at container building. First I have to secure the spot as am in a large industrial city in Canada. All the Very best to you with your new venture. Cheers !

    • @pamela4821
      @pamela4821 4 роки тому +2

      ReVamp-Ideas 101 TV things will get back to normal never lose faith

  • @sarge27271
    @sarge27271 5 років тому +9

    My good man, at the 32 min mark, you earned my respect.
    Let your kids learn from life, not a book. May GOD bless you and your family.
    CHeers

  • @joeygay7115
    @joeygay7115 Рік тому +4

    Turned out good. You gave us some ideas since it won't be much longer before we dump the big city for a small homestead in the mountains. In the end you did things the way you and your family wanted and that's the important thing. 2 thumbs up

  • @TinaObrian-h5v
    @TinaObrian-h5v Рік тому +2

    I just watched your whole video, I love it, I'm buying a 12× 36 and I don't have a clue how to design it, but after watching this I feel a whole lot better, thank you, your home is beautiful ❤

  • @donnasloan2455
    @donnasloan2455 5 років тому +3

    We must be related is all I can say. Watching this video was like seeing my own vision unfold - from the graph paper to the beaded board, the painted floor, the garden, the tub, the playhouse fort- my husband is professional bass player & the property is in the Chipley area.
    Thank you so much for this - it was very helpful!

  • @soniaclark9767
    @soniaclark9767 3 роки тому +4

    My dream will love to soon acomplish. You did a great job!! Thats a blessing to have your wife working with you the whole family. Blessings to your family!!! Congratulations and enjoy the beautiful peaceful place.

    • @oursimplestorychannel
      @oursimplestorychannel  3 роки тому

      Thanks for watching and offering your kind words. Have a wonderful day.

  • @sharonhusby8943
    @sharonhusby8943 3 роки тому +6

    Wow! You guy's did such a excellent job on it. That garden is so nice to have fresh vegetables. Great job I love it.

  • @kriskabin
    @kriskabin 3 роки тому +5

    Ya, I've had the Tuff Shed home idea rolling around in my mind for a while now. Put the majority of ones $$$ into a nice hunk of land, & the rest into a modest tiny shed home. **Have Nature be my main living area.
    Well done. Enjoy your wonderful little home.

  • @lindafulenwider1394
    @lindafulenwider1394 2 роки тому +4

    Since you painted the tiny home, I would have used the same siding to enclose the porch and made closet/essential storage. Then I would have added a shed roof to create a porch, with twin French doors to let in more light and to open the house up more. Just my own thoughts💕🏡

  • @joeyperez8581
    @joeyperez8581 Рік тому +5

    Outstanding job and attitude, be blessed.

  • @theooogirl3495
    @theooogirl3495 6 років тому +6

    Thank you! Were getting our 32x 14 delivered on the 10th ! I really appreciate you sharing , this was one of the best videos despite it just being pictures, that ive seen.

  • @carolstrickland1805
    @carolstrickland1805 4 роки тому +7

    You’re an AWESOME family, and I praise you for teaching your boys what they need to know-both how to live off the land and the education they need for college if they so choose. Maybe a vocational school or trade that will help them continue to live their life this way and make a living.

    • @JamesCouch777
      @JamesCouch777 4 роки тому

      You are spot on! Although I ended my career in corporate I.S., I began and spent many years as an industrial mechanic and electrician. It paid very well and was fun 😊.

  • @JohnWhite-si4xc
    @JohnWhite-si4xc 4 роки тому +4

    yeah this is just what my wife and me are going to do in the spring on a lot we just bought put on of these sheds in 14x40 and build a home out of it finishing our self nice job thanks

  • @CHepp-ts4mu
    @CHepp-ts4mu Рік тому +5

    Thumbs up because I love FL! May your endeavors be prosperous!

  • @claudermiller
    @claudermiller Рік тому +4

    I know someone who was given a small house which had been completely gutted. I told her I would help finish it since being empty it would be pretty easy (being inside etc.) When she eventually was ready to begin I went there and she had completely packed the place with junk she bought at yard sales etc. There were only paths. I was like bs, I'm not dealing with all this crap. She said all "I" had to do was clear out one room at a time as if there was anywhere to put it. I refused and now she's angry that I let her down.
    Whatever.

    • @fayechamp4156
      @fayechamp4156 Рік тому +1

      Have her to rent a storage unit for a couple of months until y’all finish the job the go through and put what she wants in house and sell and give away the rest. It’s a thin line between saving and hoarding 😅

  • @genebarry2471
    @genebarry2471 6 років тому +5

    If more people did this they would have such better lives. Living carefree with little debt. My wife and I have been looking for the perfect piece of property at the right price of course and we plan on doing the same thing. You did a great job for sure. The only thing I would have done differently is the insulation.

  • @alesiapatterson4797
    @alesiapatterson4797 3 роки тому +4

    I was so inspired by your video. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. You really answered a lot of questions for me as well as confirmation of other things. I too will be living the tiny house lifestyle soon. I wish you and your family many years of safety, peace, joy and blessings in your home.🌹💓😊

  • @pochantasjones8686
    @pochantasjones8686 3 роки тому +7

    Wow...I know Ozark Alabama and the wiregrass area very well! I was definitely not expecting to hear my adopted home town on a random UA-cam video.

  • @faithrada
    @faithrada 5 років тому +3

    I totally get THE Tub!.. Way to go. Agree with your 'take' on outlets also.
    When you shop at the 'side of the road' store... there is No Sales Tax. LOL. God sure helped you out with this place! 😇

  • @Joel.Invictus
    @Joel.Invictus 6 років тому +6

    Really nice, man! I can't wait to build my own as well. 👍👍

  • @papabear4040
    @papabear4040 6 років тому +5

    I bought a Tuff Shed on metal floor joists that was 24l x 16w x 20h with doors and windows for under $15K. It has 8' ceiling down stairs and 7 1/2" upstairs. It was erected in one day and roofed the next couple of days. A lot of living space.

  • @pressureflipin1992
    @pressureflipin1992 2 роки тому +5

    Damn, that was really inspirational! I seriously love the way it turned out, I think you absolutely killed it and watching this makes me think this is the route I wanna go.

  • @rhondabranch465
    @rhondabranch465 3 роки тому +4

    First of all I like saving and there is nothing wrong with getting stuff of of the road and save every penny counts when your trying to build your home I think you done a wonderful job kudos to you God bless you all

  • @morganphoenix7048
    @morganphoenix7048 5 років тому +4

    This was a great video. I actually have a shed like that which is converted to an office, and two and a half acres. My son has been trying to convince me to finish it into a house. I love what you did with it!

  • @cynthiakelly9621
    @cynthiakelly9621 4 роки тому +4

    I love the colors, the whole thing is super nice. But the best part of all is the bathtub. Well done.

    • @Twofrogs2
      @Twofrogs2 4 роки тому +1

      The bathtub is the crowning jewel! Your wife was right to insist on it!

  • @etienneedward4449
    @etienneedward4449 6 років тому +7

    Hey congratulations with your new home sweet home , I am looking for a place and do exactly what you're doing hopefully I have as much luck as you do! Thanks for the great info and tips I find it very useful

  • @patrickcharles7190
    @patrickcharles7190 Рік тому +4

    I love the idea of converting a shed...but that gulping was tough to sit through

  • @emilye709
    @emilye709 3 роки тому +6

    Wow! Good job you guys! It looks so beautiful. Love the color!

  • @wanda7519
    @wanda7519 3 роки тому +1

    Love your conversion! I plan on building tiny homes for me and one for my twin sons when I retire in two yrs and it’s great seeing how much you saved on this conversion. It gives me hope that I can succeed with my plan of no mortgage and just lower bills all around! Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @williamabaker12
    @williamabaker12 Рік тому +2

    I will be buying and building out one of these when I find a plot of land a want. Luckily, I've been in the building industry for many years so I have the know how to do whatever I want to one of these, including adding on if I want to expand, etc. This just makes so much sense financially vs now outrageous home prices.

  • @vermontsmostobesetubaplaye1988
    @vermontsmostobesetubaplaye1988 3 роки тому +5

    Good video, great family, nice land in a beautiful state.

  • @cwparker253
    @cwparker253 5 років тому +3

    Congratulations on a job well done. My wife and I are considering doing something like this. I've recently become disabled and no longer make the kind of money I once did. We own a manufactured home 3br 2 bath but now that both kiddos are grown we just have too much space and it's too hard to keep up. Thanks for the inspirational video.

  • @gladysdover3360
    @gladysdover3360 Рік тому +5

    I enjoyed your video very much because you gave such a comfortable explanation of your project.

  • @nancyanneberg403
    @nancyanneberg403 5 років тому +2

    So nice to hear your voice as a retired teacher story lady who listens to many audio books. Liked seeing the progression but missed seeing the loft after finishing, unless it was pretty much the same. Love the KISS approach and good deals. Keep it simple stupid is really fun and so rewarding. Thank you and your garden too.

    • @huntdooly9845
      @huntdooly9845 5 років тому +1

      Yes! I agree! He has a very nice, soothing voice! and the drinking didn't bother me in the least!

    • @nancyanneberg403
      @nancyanneberg403 5 років тому

      Hunt Dooly he certainly didn't slobber or burp up carbonation afterwards. So what is the big deal.

  • @absinthexiii4376
    @absinthexiii4376 5 років тому +2

    Your wife has awesome taste! The bathtub is gorgeous and gives the space a cottage feel. I love how you did your cabin, gives me inspiration.

  • @lbu9542
    @lbu9542 3 роки тому +3

    I absolutely love this idea. I've been looking into this for my family. God Bless you and thank you for sharing!

  • @makadutaarzola9453
    @makadutaarzola9453 2 роки тому +4

    Congrsts and thank you for sharing. Our son is building a tiny house for my husband and I in Texas. Blessings to you and your adorable family. 😁💛🙏

  • @escapetherace1943
    @escapetherace1943 Рік тому +3

    peel the bark off logs you use for plant beds on the ground. less bugs/rot

  • @robertdesmarais3821
    @robertdesmarais3821 2 роки тому +2

    I love the built-in porch that way it doesn’t extend off the house it’s in dented into the house looks good cozy

  • @lcostantino7931
    @lcostantino7931 3 роки тому +5

    Excellent color choice....

  • @BeckyBlanton
    @BeckyBlanton 3 роки тому +8

    You can custom order them 16” on center so they’re code compliant for a residence too.

    • @cinder7183
      @cinder7183 2 роки тому

      Don't forget the double header...

  • @carolhewett3756
    @carolhewett3756 3 роки тому +3

    Brilliant idea on the 2x6 studs to create plenty of bathroom storage.

  • @thekingtroll2
    @thekingtroll2 4 роки тому +4

    That wouldn't bother me. I have COPD and arthritis. I live in a bedroom at 2 weeks at a time without leaving the house. I go to the kitchen, make my food and return. I hire my lawn mowed and trimmed. There are a lot of people that rarely leave the house. In your case, if I had that, I'd build a level deck so I could go out. I would have it enclosed with screen, etc. Even without health issue's, people "stay home" now more than ever. I have two neighbors that go outside to a firepit some evenings. Other than that they work and when they get home you rarely see them outside. They watch tv, work around the house. People are turning into "home bodies" more and more. Avoid the malls, the crime. Make life simple again.
    I really liked house this conversion turned out.

  • @RockerDave12
    @RockerDave12 3 роки тому +2

    most mobile homes are tied down using flat metal straps looped thru ground anchors, the straps go up the exterior wall, and over the roof rafters. Some anchor straps only go around the structure's metal chassis though. My tool shed is anchored to ground anchors that have a round eye loop in their ends, and then bolted to huge eye bolts that go through holes drilled thru the shed's bottom wall plate, and held there using a huge nut. Seems to work, 2 Hurricanes and hasn't blown away yet. You might wanna invest in ground anchors too, seeing how you're in Flo-rida. Nice result on your tiny home.

  • @marthahays850
    @marthahays850 3 роки тому

    It’s wonderful that you have the creek close by. I love that! I’m a older lady but was raised by a river so I think the creek is a great blessing for you all!

  • @valeriedutson2241
    @valeriedutson2241 3 роки тому +4

    This was a great building a living area for ur family.. my son is thinking of doing a shed for me to live close by him n have my own space.. I think I’d love it.

  • @hellt6285
    @hellt6285 5 років тому +3

    I'm about to stop watching to hear the swallowing.but when he say how proud he is with the house.i feel its worth to watch.good job bro

  • @BrownSugar-s3f
    @BrownSugar-s3f Рік тому +3

    I really APPRECIATED this Video, very informational & great tips. Really enjoyed your pictures also. BEAUTIFUL family & home. Thank you so much!!!

  • @denaredford6701
    @denaredford6701 4 роки тому +3

    Sounds like you had an angel handyman looking for materials for this tiny house .😇