Size Limits

>>1151286
In many places a cuck shed, err, tiny house with a square footed of 120 ft or less is considered an out building and not subject to building codes. Similarly, some places exempt 'temporary' buildings from many and sometimes all building codes. So, if it is on wheels or something like that you can squeak by. It is hard to say without seeing the actual codes that apply to your location.

All that said, it is generally cheaper, faster, and more comfortable to buy a used trailer or RV and use that instead. I've heard of people spending $10k on a cuck shed that is smaller and shittier than a trailer they could have bought used for $8k. Of course, many of them were cucks through and through and didn't even have a drivers license let alone a truck to pull anything around with.

>>1151286
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>>1151291
UNDER THE BOCA BUILDING CODE.

No it is not cheaper to buy an 890 square foot trailer and move it 100 miles

UNDER THE BOCA BUILDING CODE

who are these people that you heard of. or are you just making that up too.

UNDER THE BOCA building code

>>1151291
Since the board is called DIY i assumed you would have deduced that i would be building this structure not that you would have simply deduced that 200 square foot of materials costs the same as buying a premade modular home.

20 pieces of plywood do not cost the same as 50 pieces of plywood

100 12 ft 2x4s do not cost the same as 500

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>>1151313
Ever thought of buying a trailer and doing diy inside it? Chances are you're not a certified carpenter, nor electrician or plumber. If you just want to get your autism fix by fucking around with cosmetic and interior structural shit then you should really consider the trailer route.