Tiny House Basics

4 years ago this week we decided to rip up all the laminate flooring and try our hand and installing 100 year old reclaimed tobacco barn oak. It really changed the whole look of our tiny house. Nothing compares to the look and feel of real wood that's survived who know what for the past 100 years. This Reclaimed flooring was milled into 3/4" Tongue and groove x 4" wide planks for easy install. The hardest part of doing the whole project was laying it out and getting complementary planks next to each other. 10 out of 10, would recommend! We used @wocausa for all our finishing as well.

Big Announcement! - since we never say that, you know it's legit! We opened a new Tiny House Trailer factory in the great state of Texas! Dallas, Texas to be exact and this is also the official return of our 12ft wide trailers and everything in between. Over the past 7 years we have had hundreds of customers all across Texas and shipping can sometimes be a challenge but now we are in the heart of Texas and will continue to take care of all current and future customers from our new location and all the US! This location joins our California, Tennessee and Pennsylvania locations. Click the link in the bio for more information or comment below! The first two pictures are from our friend @travisburkephotography

What draws your eye in this tiny home? The pop of color on the range? The poodle in the kitchen? The fresh flowers? The natural light filling this tiny home or something else?

This week we joined @ethanwaldman on the Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast! Click the link in our bio to listen! Our episode is titled: "From Tiny House Dreamers to Trailer Manufacturers with Joshua and Shelley Engberg of Tiny House Basics" Episode #163 In their own process for going tiny in 2014, Joshua and Shelley Engberg decided to design a custom trailer for their dream tiny home. Frustrated by how difficult the process was, they went into business as Tiny House Basics and now build over 450 custom tiny house trailers per year. In this interview, we’ll hear Joshua and Shelley’s tiny story, their tips for finding an ideal Parking spot, and we’ll nerd out about trailer features, from tube steel to threaded rods.