Tiny Houses Built with Recycled Materials: Inspiration for Constructing Tiny Homes Using Salvaged and Reclaimed Supplies (Tiny House Living Series)

I liked that there so many pictures. In the back were dozens of links to lots of information to help give you assistance to build a tiny house.

I am enjoying this book. It has very nice photos of the tiny houses and a lot of good information.

Very interesting designs and well illustrated. I find that having floor plans really helps with visualizing the utilization of space. Virtually all of these designs are attractive and look comfortable. These designs and tiny houses in general are of great interest to me (I was a boat builder for years, and did a lot of offshore sailing in small boats) because they provide inexpensive options for high quality housing done very creatively, for small families, couples or singles. They can even be adapted for elders with a downstairs bedroom. One thing that is troublesome is that safety features seem to be ignored or are not pictures. Smoke/fire detectors? I don't think I've ever seen any in any book or design. There are very few hand rails or safety grips. Grab rails and handles, and decent steps would provide a lot of safety at very little cost. So would bars to prevent folks from rolling off a loft, or bumping into a stove in the narrow spaces. Safety should be a high priority. I love the recycled materials construction but hope that care is taken to avoid toxic substances on old materials and furniture.

I bought this book to continue my collection of books on Tiny houses. I'm a Tiny house enthusiast to say the least. This book gave me some great ideas on how to use Recycled products in my projects. I recommend it!

The first part of the book has very few tips about building with gathered/recycled materials and most the information is very broad and vague. Then the second part is more than half the book and it is just pictures of other people's tiny homes, and while there is sometimes detail about the builder's budget, they never even tell you the size of each tiny house. If you're looking for tiny home inspiration look at frigging pinterest. Just not super informative book, you'repaying for a picture book basically. Look elsewhere if you're looking for instructions for DIY building.

I love and! It is a very valuable source for me, I will use it when I build my tiny house from recycled and reclaimed materials. Just what I was looking for.

Beautiful layouts and photos. Helpful tips and insights. I could go tiny alone but not with my husband (love ya, honey). Still, I can live vicariously.

Thanks for the inspirations, Repurposed materials are extremely labor intensive to properly prepare for reuse on a new structure. A certain quality design and patina come from this hand labor and I don’t think buying new materials from a 2nd hand source is the same thing, noble yes . Keep on building in the free world.

Great book

Just want to get started! Just need to find somewhere to park it and a shed to start collecting bits and pieces.

I bought this book for my grandson who loves all things old and wants to build his own tiny house -it gave him lots of ideas about recycled materials incorporated into his design He LOVED this book !!!!.

Das Buch ist auf Englisch, aber gut verständlich. Das Buch hat viele Bilder und zu jedem Tiny house einen Grundriss. Liest sich sehr gut und hat viele hilfreiche Informationen für Tiny house interessierte

One of the best Tiny Home books you can buy.