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Jim wanted to be able to stand up in his bedroom loft, so he commissioned Fred’s Tiny Houses to come up with a design that included a pop-up roof that can be elevated when his tiny house is parked; and lowered when it is being transported. Inspired by a tiny house that he saw in Byron Bay, Jim engaged a local registered builder to undertake this project on a 7.2 meter Flat Top Trailer.  

In this interview Jim talks about:

• His decision to choose a tiny house on wheels as a single person.
• Off-grid living and the lack of bills.
• Internet access in a tiny house on wheels.
• How he found the property that he lives on. 
• Working with a builder to make his tiny house idea into a reality.
• His removable awning and deck.

Helpful links from this episode:

• Blog article with photos and video tour of Jim's house. 
• Builder: Tim Allen Construction 
• Nature’s Head composting toilet.
• Construction Plans for Jim's tiny house. 
• Fred's Tiny Houses Trailer 7.2meter Flat Top Option C
• Tiny House University - How To Build A Tiny House: The Australian Online Course.

Music for Candid Tiny House is by Scott Buckley. 
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