Video Gallery (Photo Gallery Below)
Video 1 Tasks: Leveling the trailer and placing the sill gasket. Framing the floor and sheathing the undercarriage of the floor system.
Video 2 Tasks: Flashing and flipping the floor system. Placing and bolting the floor into the trailer. filling the floor with insulation and covering it with sub flooring.
Video 3 Tasks: 2×3 advanced framing.
Video 4 Tasks: Loft Beam construction and installation.
Video 5a Tasks: D.I.Y. C.I. panel lamination
Video 5b Tasks: Installing C.I. panel sheathing.
Video 6 Tasks: Installing building wrap.
Video 7 Tasks: Installing windows.
Video 8 Tasks: Installing metal roofing.
Video 9 Tasks: Installing reclaimed siding
Video 10 Tasks: Installing the shower unit
Video 11 Tasks: Installing the finished floor
Video 12 Tasks: Painting the tiny house
Video 13 Tasks: Assembling kitchen cabinets
Video 14 Tasks: Packing the gear room for the first time
Video 15 Tasks: moving in!
Photo Gallery
WE-HEART-YAKIMA
Initial sketches
Life size floor plan in Yakima Maker Space!
Samantha trying out the hypothetical kitchen sink.
Trailer comparison sketch
Trailer transportation scenery.
Transporting the trailer from Portland, OR to Yakima, WA
Portland Re-building Center.
Our first glimpse of our new trailer!
Meghan applying sill gasket
First day working on the trailer!
First day working on the trailer!
Yakima Valley Business Times
Framing the 2×6 floor next to the trailer.
Sheathing the under carriage of our floor system.
Sheathing the under carriage of our floor system.
Adding flashing to the underside of our floor system. The top in this photo will be the bottom of our floor, facing the road.
after flipping the floor over to expose the flashed side to the ground, we placed our 2×6 floor system in our trailer with a little help from our friends!
Hardware.
Bolting the floor system to the trailer.
Caulking the bolt holes.
$600.00 of insulation and subfloor to finish the floor construction.
Caulking the plywood under carriage seam.
Spray foaming the floor seams before placing the insulation.
Measuring the width between joists.
Setting the table saw width ro rip the rigid board insulation to the correct width.
Ripping the rigid board insulation to fit between the joists.
Cutting the rigid board insulation to the correct length.
Insulating the floor.
Insulating the floor.
Insulating the floor.
.Insulating the floor.
The final piece of floor insulation!
Cutting a notch in the subfloor for the wheel well and glueing and screwing it to the joists.
Finishing up glueing and screwing the subfloor.
Our new 24′ portable dance floor.
Our new 24′ portable dance floor.
One of the showrooms of the new Leading Force Energy and Design Center, Yakima WA
An interactive display that shows different variations of wall construction and insulation placement inside the new Leading Force Energy and Design Center
picking out our lumber and our window order.
making and installing our built up headers
framing the first wall
raising our first wall
Laying out the walls before screwing them together
explaining our floor plan lay out
1 wall left to build and raise.
Measuring each individual stud length.
bracing the last wall before tilting it into place
bracing the last wall before tilting it into place
tilting the last wall into place
four walls! interior view
Installing the first rafter
Roof framing in progress.
Installing the last roof rafter/eave section
Installing the last roof rafter/eave section
SHED’s skeleton
a portion of the hardware brackets and strapping to be installed.
installing small L-brackets. You can see the Simpson Strong Tie on the corner stud to the right.
Laminating our C.I. panels
Laminating our C.I. panels
Laminating our C.I. panels
Stack of completed C.I Panels
sketchy details for the loft connection
What the Laminate Veneer Lumber loft beams looked like upon pick-up
The Loft beams after 6 passes on the planer
Making our Custom LVL Loft Beams
Making our Custom LVL Loft Beams
Making our Custom LVL Loft Beams
Making our Custom LVL Loft Beams
Installing our Custom LVL Loft BeamsGOPRO
LVL Loft Beam
LVL Loft Beam
Framing the new entry condition
Framing the new entry condition
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Trimmed C.I. Panel for over the wheel well
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Sheathing SHED with C.I. Panels
Trimming the 3/4″ Birch plywood loft floor to size
protecting the underside of our loft floor with a coat of urathane
sketchy upcoming details
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120 LED per meter tape light.
24 LED machined aluminum cable light heads
24 LED machined aluminum cable light heads
The process of glueing and brad nailing the 1/4″ paneling up
Installing a piece of paneling in the kitchen that has been notched to allow the beams to pass through.
Installing a piece of paneling in the kitchen that has been notched to allow the beams to pass through.
The beginnings of a Tiny House kitchen!
1/4″ Plywood Paneling is done and the seams are spackled!
Sanding the seams between the sheets of 1/4″ plywood paneling…
…makes a mess!
The kitchen has been moved to the center and covered in preparation for a day of sanding the spackled seams smooth.
A mock up test for our indirect loft lighting idea.
A mock up test for our indirect loft lighting idea.
