Tiny Houses
Would tiny houses, you know the ones people tow behind their truck, be considered an RV? Has anyone on this forum had any experience with tiny houses?
Forum Discussion
- They are basically a "park model" RV. The park models typically omit the holding tanks and get plumbed directly to sewer. Of course since they are custom made, it's certainly possible to add a holding tank (in which case they would qualify as an RV).
Reality is beyond people who just like projects, they are pretty silly when you can get a new RV that has all the mod/cons for half the price and it can go down the road at 65mph on a regular basis. - When I think of an RV, I think of it as something that makes sense.
A true house is significantly much bigger,....just IMO - No. That's why it's called a tiny house and not a RV.
- When I think of an RV, I think of a unit that is self contained. Water tank and pump, holding tanks, battery and propane. I think the tiny houses are all meant to be hooked up to city services.
- I don't think they would be considered a RV. As far as i know, they do not have holding tanks.
And, they're not really designed for constant movement and relocation.
I think they would be considered a mobile home.
But, that's my opinion and we all know what that is worth. :)
