This Lillooet 33′ tiny house on wheels is certified to CSA Z240RV. It was built in our Squamish shop from September 2018 to May 2019 and delivered on 24 May 2019. It mixes brown wood-look siding with silver corrugated metal and sits on a triple-axle trailer.
About this tiny house
The outside walls mix brown wood-look horizontal lap siding panels with silver corrugated metal panels, split by a dark grey band at mid height. The windows are white-framed, and a large white sliding glass door opens onto the side.
A raised upper section with its own row of windows makes room for a loft. The roof is flat, and the house rides on a triple-axle trailer made by The Trailerman.
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Finished
In the shop
| Model | Lillooet 33′ |
|---|---|
| Certification | CSA Z240RV |
| Built | Squamish shop, September 2018 to May 2019 |
| Delivered | 24 May 2019 |
| Trailer | Triple axle, The Trailerman |
| Siding | Brown wood-look horizontal lap panels and silver corrugated metal panels |
| Trim band | Dark grey band at mid height |
| Windows | White-framed |
| Door | Large white sliding glass door |
| Loft | Raised upper section with windows |
| Roof | Flat |
Frequently asked questions
Why build a tiny house on a trailer?
A trailer lets the house be moved. It can be built indoors in a shop, out of the weather, and then towed to its site when it is done.
Why mix wood-look siding with metal?
Metal siding is light and tough and needs little upkeep, which suits a house that travels. Wood-look panels add warmth, and mixing the two breaks up the long walls.
Where can I park a tiny house on wheels?
It depends on the city and the land. Some places treat a tiny house on wheels as an RV, and others have their own rules. Check local zoning and bylaws before you buy or build.