Trailer House

TRAILER HOUSE

A Building You Can Move Anytime, Anywhere

A trailer house is a building that can be towed by a vehicle at any time and at your discretion.
Although it functions as a building, it is classified as a “vehicle,” which means it is not subject to typical building regulations.
Its easy setup and versatile design make it accessible to a wide range of users.
Trailer houses are often used as bases for camping or travel, and are also popular as shops, offices, vacation homes, or residences.

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Recommanded Material List

Recommended Materials

Exterior Features

Solid 4x6 Kiln-Dried SPF Logs with Insulation Strips on Every Course
Stained Exterior Logs for Weather Protection
28-Gauge Asphalt Roof, 40-Year Lifespan (Color Optional)
Insulated Roof and Floor
Insulated Windows (Broken-Bridge Aluminum, Horizontal Sliding)
Entrance Door with Screen Door
Porch Options: 6’, 8’, or 10’ with Railing

Interior Features

Solid 4x6 Kiln-Dried SPF Interior Logs
2x6 Tongue & Groove Pine Roof and Floor Boards
Cathedral Ceiling with Exposed Log Beams
Six-Panel Interior Doors with Hinges and Door Knobs
Complete Electrical Package: All Light Fixtures, Ceiling Fans, Outlets, and Switches
Main Electric Box (30–100 Amp)
Two Coats of Polyurethane on Walls, Ceiling, and Floor
TV Jack for Cable
All Beds & Mattresses (excluding Futons)