This is a big tiny house which requires a tow truck to transport. It is located in Brisbane , Queensland , Australia. The larger size provides a much more spacious interior and having a box profile for the house maximises the use of interior space. It has full standing room for the bedroom , the host Bryce is about 6'4" and he has no difficulty standing up in the main bedroom. When one enters the house, it just feel spacious (living room , kitchen, etc) . A very big screen TV (another smaller one in the bedroom) is accomodated by the large wall space. A wider house also provies a more comfortable TV viewing distance. A large sliding glass door maximises a large amount of light entering the living room. The kitchen has two separate working benches on either sides of the kitchen corridor. I like the arrangement of the staircase leading up to the main bedroom from the kitchen as well as the staircase leading up to the loft on the other side of the house. The staircases are not too wide so that they don't take up more space than they have to. The bathroom is large and well designed , with many hidden storage space. I am particular impressed with the hidden storage space next to the door. The shower is quite large for a tiny house. I also like the incinerator toilet by a Norwegian company called Cinderella. The incinerator toilet basically pulverises the organic waste to ashes which can be used to fertilise plants or vegetables , etc (reuse one's own waste). It does not rely on the mains power or water to flush the toilet. A week of waste from 4 people is burnt down to a teacup of ashes. I like this idea better than the composting toilet. Many drawer storages are situated throughout the house (under the kitchen benches, under the bed , under the stairs , etc). The space is efficiently used. I also like the LED lightings (stair , kitchen , etc).
The house is big and more difficult to transport but this is the price you pay for a larger and more comfortable tiny house.
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