It is always nice, and a conformation for what were are doing at Texas Tiny Homes when we get emails like the following: “Hi Bryan, I like Plan 423. I think this house is one of the cutest/nicest tiny houses I have seen.. I honestly mean that.” – Susan L – Long Island, NY. Thank’s Susan!
We just tweaked the website to make it more “Smart Phone” friendly; per viewing and purchasing our plans. The 9 plans we currently have available are now all featured on a single page in our site by clicking on; Available Plans. The plans drop down menu was removed because it did not work with some smart phones, neither did the shopping carts, which now appear to be working properly.
Texas Tiny Homes is also in the process of designing some new plans, as well as are bringing in a couple of plans from an awesome California Architect. His plans are ultra modern and we are very excited that we’ll soon be offering his plans to our future clients, and DIY’s.
We are also about to begin offering a few different size backyard storage shed’s, that can be shipped and installed in your backyard, or site built if access is limited. Plans for the shed’s will also be made available for those who wish to build their own.
Thank-you for your continued support, and have a great, but safe Saint Patrick’s Day weekend!
A lot of folks never chose solar as an energy option because of the learning curve and difficulty in setting the entire system up. The Goal Zero Yeti 1250 solar generator makes getting on solar very simple. Unbox it, plug the solar panels into the generator, put them in the sun, and start gathering solar energy. Considering the small amount of energy needed to power up a tiny house, the Yeti 1250 system is an ideal choice to easily get off the grid.
The Goal Zero system is a solid and easy-to-use product. Find out more about it at Tiny House Gear.
This is Texas Tiny Homes latest plan design, which is 783 a/c sq. ft., and features a nice size master bedroom and bath downstairs, an office/study with built in workstation, a sleeping loft that is open to the vaulted cathedral ceiling, which runs through the living room and kitchen area and into the loft area. The new home also features a nice front porch, as well as 10′ X 20′ rear covered porch, and is ideal for a single person, young couple, or active seniors couple.