This little house was designed for two brothers – Adam and Aaron Ley, who were 2 meters tall, hence, in general, the name of the dwelling.So, Forum City guest, let’s get to the bottom of what makes this building so tiny. Typically, the phrase tiny house is used to describe a room smaller than 92 sq. . And our residence unequivocally meets that definition.
It’s worth paying attention to the modern building materials with which this home is finished: natural cedar planks and slats, neat siding, and double-pane windows that decorate the front of the house.
Small house doesn’t make it any less functional. You can walk right out of the kitchen onto a small outdoor area. Also the bathroom has extra free space for storing things. And, of course, there’s plumbing and plumbing. The shower is surrounded by corrugated metal walls.
And perhaps the most important advantage of this cottage – its wheels.
Is this tiny house truly suitable for a tall person or is it just a clever marketing tactic? Also, what exactly is a “functional paradox on wheels” and how does it justify the $27,000 price tag?