- So far I’ve mostly been working on the exterior of the tiny house. But as of September, I’ve moved inside – to work that is. This post is actually quite delayed. I finished the latest round of building back in mid-october and have been working (somewhere that actually pays me) since then. So it’s high time for some progress photos, sorry for the delay.
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- Starting to paint the interior.
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- What a difference some paint makes.
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- The painting was pretty hard. The OSB sucks up the paint good.
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- Almost finished priming the interior.
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- The bathroom wall framing.
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- The bathroom wall sheathing.
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- I drew out the stairs first, just to make sure they worked right.
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- Top step of the stairs.
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- The two lowest steps.
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- The mostly finished stairs.
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- Lots of storage potential in these stairs.
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- Time to plumb the tiny house. A mess of pex tubing and connectors.
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- A hole for the shower drain.
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- Drilled a pilot hole through the floor to mark the center of the shower drain – this was not a good thing to see.
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- Had to get creative with the shower drain, so it could bypass a support beam under the trailer.
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- Shower drain.
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- Shower p-trap under the trailer.
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- Shower pan installed.
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- Cement board in the shower stall.
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- Recessed alcove over shower.
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- The shower mixing valve.
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- Stringing the pex tubing for the shower.
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- Connection for shower head.
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- Hole for drainage pipe from bathroom sink.
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- Making holes through the floor.
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- Cutting holes through the bottom of the trailer.
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- This was my expression way too many times. Especially while under the trailer attempting to cut through the metal flashing and having tiny shards of metal fly everywhere.
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- Waste water plumbing lines under the trailer.
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- Oops. Measuring was a bit tricky sometimes.
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- Waste and supply lines for the bathroom sink.
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- The mostly finished supply plumbing system.
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- Shower walls installed. Shower door partly installed.
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- The grab bar ladder up to the little loft.
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- Running the plumbing through the shelving unit.
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- Shower fixtures and bathroom door installed.
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- Tiny sink for a tiny house.
I will start back up on the tiny house in the new year. I hope you’re enjoying following along with the progress, I’m certainly enjoying making it!
Thanks for reading!
-Rene
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You are amazing! Come see us again. And a very Merry Christmas! We are grandparents now ❤️❤️
Thanks Karen! Merry Christmas to you as well and congratulations on your new adventure in grandparenthood.
It’s so amazing to see it as you build it Rene! Thank you, again!!
Thanks Stephanie! So glad your’e enjoying the journey.