In doing an article for Mother Earth News on “Tools for the half-Acre Homestead,” I’ve been searching through my old photos and this little place just popped out (sic). The pop-out windows are a brilliant way to expand the actual and physical space. By Bodega Portable Buildings. They make sound, well-designed portable tiny homes.
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nice.. I also like it because of the roof slope. Too often it seems that Tiny House folks forget about potential snow load, and this one should allow snow to mostly slide off.