Hey tiny house fags what's your excuse for not living in

>>1137849
Someone link that bingo sheet please and circle "my X is better than yours"

>>1137849
A trailer with power generation would probably be much better in every way, but it wouldn't have that snowflake sleek look. And a trailer would be cheaper, which isn't as cool.

>>1137849
>Hey tiny house fags
Literally who?

>>1137849

The Eco capsule is expensive as shit for what it is and is another example of people trying to cash in on what was originally a somewhat interesting movement and perverting it into overpriced nonsense.

>>1137849
How fucking whimsical.

It even has a gay little propeller, how cute.

>>1137849
I have too much stuff.

>>1137880
God, just like fuckin hackerspaces

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Does it shrink down to a capsule?

I might use it for camping.

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Anyone have any tips for living in a small trailer

>>1137849

The absurdly high cost due to low production numbers and novelty

>>1138133
Secure good land first. Without land its either not getting ticketed/impounded by cops or paying expensive land rent.

>>1137849
Because my camper already has wheels and was $600...

>>1138133
Aside from dont fucking do it? What type of climate you in?

>>1137977
Word.

>Be member of local hackerspace
>Has major areas of interest covered
>$55/month

>Different makerspace opens
>Charges 120$/month
>Appeal is that is has nicer equipment
>Has set hours of 9-9
>Fails

>Another one opens
>Decides to be open 24/7
>Charges 200$/month

>Another ones opens
>24/7 access
>Only woodworking
>Charges 200$/month

So for 55$/month, I get 24/7 access. A larger building. Dedicated on-site storage. More tools. Metalworking, machining, forge work, wood work, electronics, 3d printing, cnc routers, sewing, fine art shit, and a computer lab with good software.

>>1138133
Lived in an old RV parked inside a steel pole building while building my house.

That was unpleasant and I had a roof above my roof and grid power and well water. No sewage though.

>>1138376
The only good part of living in a tiny, shitty town:

I made friends with the director of my hackerspace and I have a key and the alarm code, and don't pay a cent to use it.

>>1137849
Basically an airstream that can't be moved... Seems like a retarded gimmie all your shekels goy. Scheme.

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>>1137849

Eco.

I live in the middle of 20 miles of nothing. My house is super efficient, but my carbon footprint is shit from having to drive into town for a six pack.

If you want to be ecologically friendly, you'll move into town and reduce your land usage like pic related.

Can we please perma ban all tiny house shit.

It's attracting too many hgtv and fyi memesters

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>>1137849
>what's your excuse for not living in your own individual high tech capsule?
Being übermensch ist mein excuse für not lifing in ein Kapsule.

>tl,dr;
Mein haus ist ein Bünker

>>1138133
Did this /really/ need to be a 2560x1440, 2.9MiB .PNG?

For fucks sake, anon.

>>1137849
It's a literal cuck pod. I bet it costs a fuck ton too. You may as well just make a crude lean-to and spend the rest of your money on other stupid meme shit. Tiny house posting should be a bannable offense.

>>1138444
Killing yourself would bring it to zero

>>1139377
As long as he isn't cremated

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>>1137899
>It even has a gay little propeller, how cute.
B..But it's a wind turbine

>>1138444
>drive
Start riding your bicycle and problem solved.

>>1139640
is that a wind turbine?
it sometimes goes faster when something is about to happen?
is it the wind happens to blow harder to trigger something interesting or is it actual a magic turbine that is powered by magic that appears when events occur?

>tfw sturdily built small houses have turned into carbon fiber eggs and shipping containers