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0 likes • Oct 6
what would you use a tiny home for?
Sep 26 •
Electrical Tips
To pass inspection there are a certain number of GFCI circuits needed within a Tiny Home. - Two are required in the kitchen. Each on a separate 20amp circuit. (There cannot be outlets on the circuit before the GFCI, there can be outlets after the GFCI) - For the bathroom there needs to be at least one GFCI outlet by the sink. (There cannot be outlets on the circuit before the GFCI, there can be outlets after the GFCI) When running wires remember to stub out wire for a smoke detector at each loft entrance. These detectors are required every 20' and at each entrance to a sleeping space. These detectors must be hardwired. Finally if installing a split-mini (fancy name for a heat pump) ensure there is an electrical disconnect for the exterior unit. In this example we used a 30 amp 110V breaker.
0 likes • Sep 26
I like to keep our homes at 50amps or less
0 likes • Sep 25
Smooth
0 likes • Sep 23
Steel Siding is some of my favorite!
1 like • Sep 23
Great Question! if you are skilled in construction, or have connections with a skilled builder; building it yourself is the cheapest. if you are unskilled and have little to zero experience i can guarantee it will be more expensive for you to build the home. The amount of mistakes and backtracking you will have to do will make the building process prohibitive!
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