The Joy of Tiny House Living. Chris Schapdick

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СКАЧАТЬ Roughing Out a Plan

       Considering Mobility

       Off-Grid Living

       On Wheels: The Foundation

       Where to Rest Your Head: Loft Sleeping

       Let There Be Light: Windows

       The Great Outdoors: Extending Your Space

       Interview: Andrea Burns

       Chapter 3 Construction

       How Will You Pay for It? Financing

       Can (and Should) You Construct Your House Yourself?

       Hiring a Contractor

       Bare Hands Aren’t Enough: Tools

       The Walls Go Up: Construction

       Powering It Up: Electricity

       Running Water: Plumbing

       Staying Warm and Cool: Insulation

       Covering It Up: Roofing

       Beautiful Inside and Out: Finishing Touches

       Interview: Andrew Bennett

       Interview: Joe and Kait Russo

       Chapter 4 Other Considerations

       Not Your Normal Kitchen: Cooking

       Venting Small Spaces: Humidity

       Heating and Air Conditioning Solutions: Mini-Splits

       What Everyone Is Curious About: Toilets

       Inviting Folks Over: Entertaining

       Moving Around: Towing

       Interview: Michael Fuehrer

       Interview: The Tiny Traveling Theatre

       Chapter 5 Legalities and More

       Every House Needs a Home: Where to Park

       Protecting Your Investment

       Part-Time Tiny Homes

       Other Tiny Dwelling Uses

       Next Steps: Momentum

       Interview: Jenn Baxter

       Final Thoughts

       Tiny House Checklist

       Resources

       About the Author

       Photo Credits

      Foreword

      DEREK “DEEK” DIEDRICKSEN

      This was the first time we met in person. We needed to get a selfie.

      Chris Schapdick is a pretty curious fellow. To be frank, he has just a little bit of that mad scientist look about him, a zany “Gene Wilder as Frankenstein” vibe. I intend that comment to be a compliment, though.

      Chris has a gleam about him of an individual who is very bright and who has many onion-like layers. Chris, like myself, was probably a total nerd in high school, but it’s those people that you want to align yourself with. The dorks of yesterday are the innovators, pioneers, and often the bosses (perhaps yours) of today. They are the ones who were СКАЧАТЬ