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Love those stairs!
this guy took too long explaining on things that didn’t matter like the. picture! lol boring
I love your creativity on your tiny house. good job.
The stairs are not safe
The drawers are neat for storage etc
But not use them as steps
For yourself or your kids or your 80 year old mother geez
How long is your home?
2:43 – 2:45 there’s a cop I think
Okay.. You show 2 things and that’s it. đź‘Ž
I loved this it looked great except that crib that looked like a fire trap how would you get the baby out fast? So many dangers there. Otherwise nice house
No thankyou ! Lol ..who could live in such a cramed up space ? Bending over opening steps with storage ? Walking up up those steps ..what if it was dark and u needed to use the bathroom ( maybe you could jump down ? ) Btw where was the bathroom ? Not my. taste…way to small.
Where do the babies sleep? Where is the bath? Where do you store your hanging clothes and broom, mop?
I want to see a full tour…
Kid’s bunk bed rail was too high, seemed like a cage.. was it a crib? Stairs seemed like a chore to be pulling them out and putting them back in every time..
How much just the hose
really great practical features
Does any one know what the county ordinances are in the Minneapolis metro area for tiny homes? Where is this home kept? “Not in my back yard ” seems to be the norm in MN.
I watched these guys when they were building their tiny home on tv, Tiny Home, Big Living, and what a sweet family. And to be quite honest, at the end of the show, I think the couple got a bigger shock then the viewers because they looked so genuinely stunned of their finished tiny home, you could tell that it far succeeded what they had imagined their tiny home would look in their mind when it was completed. I thought the couple were very clever and practical with what they wanted in their home and how they wanted it put together. It rare to find a couple on these shows who knew from the beginning what their family needed, cleverly using every inch of the space available, incorporating the welfare of their young children’s needs and making sure that it was a safe environment for their kids. They also hired great builders, and the builders were very people-friendly in that they spoke and listened to the owners, keeping their customers involved with every step, also giving valuable advices to how to improve or how to make two separate functioning furnitures into one multipurpose item, for example, in the children’s bedroom, creating a bunk bed system where the top bunk was a crib that easily convert to a bed too as the young baby grow into a toddler, with great storages for the children’s clothes, nappies etc, and a few minutes later with a few clever moves and locking systems, the bedroom turned into a good size playroom for the children. A beautiful tiny home with enough room to move for the family of four.
The cage for the baby was the best.
Pretty house
No offense but this isn’t the best tiny house I’ve ever seen
Hw much $ going to make a house like this in sri lanka….
People with 2 year olds never buold For the kids future size smh
Music is terrible! The sound on some of these videos is just awful – if someone is talking don’t have music over them
Not impressed what so ever.