A new kind of 5er?

It looks like half of a double-wide trailer.

The Woman built it herself on a Triple Axle Goose Neck Trailer frame.

It's clever - but why didn't she just buy a used 5er?

Deb and Ed M wrote:
It's clever - but why didn't she just buy a used 5er?

Yeah - if she wants to move it like a RV, she probably will need help with those stairs.

In addition, I wonder if it is insure able,will be able to licensed and if it will hold up to travel.

If she doesn't want to move it,why bother with a FW frame?

I commend her for her effort.

Well, knowing how the media can be gullible, I wonder if she in fact built it. My BS meter is ringing softly. :)

fj12ryder wrote:
Well, knowing how the media can be gullible, I wonder if she in fact built it. My BS meter is ringing softly. :)

Why cause women can't build "things"?

F105 wrote:


Yeah - if she wants to move it like a RV, she probably will need help with those stairs.

In addition, I wonder if it is insure able,will be able to licensed and if it will hold up to travel.

If she doesn't want to move it,why bother with a FW frame?

I commend her for her effort.

I'd guess (like much of the rest of the "tiny house movement", she has no plans to move it, ever.

They are using the 400 sq ft regulation.

n7bsn wrote:

F105 wrote:


Yeah - if she wants to move it like a RV, she probably will need help with those stairs.

In addition, I wonder if it is insure able,will be able to licensed and if it will hold up to travel.

If she doesn't want to move it,why bother with a FW frame?

I commend her for her effort.

I'd guess (like much of the rest of the "tiny house movement", she has no plans to move it, ever.

They are using the 400 sq ft regulation.

If not then why mount it on a frame.

Also wonder why the slanted roof?

Hey I again commend the lady - it's not something I would do.

F105 wrote:

Also wonder why the slanted roof?

LOL
It does snow a bit in Idaho :B In the above average years you see guys clearing them of 3' of snow. I remember one year they had snow blowers clearing off the Walmart roof. Of course many don't and you'll see the collapsed structures.