Do you want to travel with home comfort? If yes – check this amazing timber trailer home. ProtoHaus is a timber frame or “stick built” house with accent on sustainability, functionality, and aesthetics. It’s fabricated primarily from recycled and reclaimed materials. The building process was overseen and assisted by S. C. Holley Construction. This transportable house is built on a trailer bed rated to withstand 14,000 pounds. Separate fresh, gray, and black water systems are integrated into the design allowing for remote removal and disposal of waste. A solar and wind system power the house allowing it to be off grid. Stunning idea!
rawphx
April 21st
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amazed at all the people on here who think this is an RV, it’s for people who want to downsize their lifestyle and minimize everything including costs, they are not packing up every 5 days and hitting the road, they live in this on some land and yes it has 110v, it costs about 23K to make, and yes you can adapt solar to anything
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April 5th
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this house on wheels is awsome! I would like to sleep in bed on the attic  )
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April 2nd
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Awesome kitchen! It is bigger than my parents kitchen.
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March 29th
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Wow, with trailer homes like this who wouldn’t want to be trailer trash.
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December 21st
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how amazed,not any wooden hangers in house
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Rickster
December 16th
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It would appear that would be a lot of weight to haul around.
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Aimie Halo Foster
September 29th
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September 28th
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This moving house is so amazing. Thanks for shearing this and for the wonderful idea.
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June 20th
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I think this is a great moving room. It’s very beautiful and it has almost everything needed for life. The only problem is it does not sleep well because the top of the bed is a triangle roof.
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Miguel Praca
January 20th
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triangular dreams are the best…
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rawphx
April 21st
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the roof actually has dormers blown out on the sides to open that space up, so it’s not actually as triangular in the bed as you think
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June 7th
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That bedroom looks amazing. does this have 100-250v ac outlets?
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James Dean
May 14th
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I would love to be mobil and see the country. This is certainly not trailer trash. It’s better than most apartments.
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April 30th
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Not practical but, sure looks cool! The neighbors will think you’ve built a new bunkie overnight – not that a visiting RVer is parked in your driveway (LOL).
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rawphx
April 21st
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it’s not meant to sit in a driveway or to be used as an RV, many of these people have this on their own land with water and electric hook up, they live permanently in it to downsize
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J. Boehlke
April 24th
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Still waiting for someone to explain how you get up to the bed.
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rawphx
April 21st
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in other pictures you will see a ladder that connects to the beds metal crossbar but is stowed away when not needed
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April 23rd
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I am surprised that it has so many vaces and other breakables sitting out on shelves. Otherwise I really like it. The stove is gas powered, what about the fridge?
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April 16th
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I wonder how you would go up to that bed.
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rawphx
April 21st
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with the ladder that’s in the pictures
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March 29th
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mh
March 17th
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This goes so far beyond “typical trailer home” that it really shouldn’t be compared. This is a piece of art. I would rather live in this beauty than a 3,000 sq foot house with a pool. The decor is top notch too. Quite being such internet nay-sayers. Is it the pinnacle of perfection? Probably not. Would you die in it? Probably not. *Waits for someone to try to find a contradicting example…*
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February 26th
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I think that would stand out in the trailer park
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February 23rd
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Muy buena, increíble. Yo quiero una.
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February 23rd
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This is great as a tiny house but when it comes to travel trailers it’s weight and complete lack of aerodynamics makes it anything but green. This trailer would reduce your fuel mileage by several MPG when compared to conventional travel trailers.
If you’re looking for a cabin or a tiny house this is a great choice but as a travel trailer that you intend to move more than once, I highly recommend you look towards more conventional travel trailers.
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rawphx
April 21st
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omg this is not an rv or travel trailer, do you read? it’s meant to be used as a home but bc building codes require fixed structure homes to be at least 500 sq feet or more they get around this by putting it on a trailer, this is the persons home not a weekend get away vehicle, they buy a piece of land or rent and hook up water and electric
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Melissa
February 21st
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February 21st
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Carol
February 21st
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What does the bathroom look like? Can you add a pic?
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Reality Check
February 20th
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Would be hard to have sex in that bed.
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brohamcheddarslice
February 22nd
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That’s what the great outdoors are for– DUH!
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Chicki
February 20th
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Am I the only one that noticed the light bulb hanging by it’s wires? That’s not safe. Also every time you move you would have to pack all the housewares away, bit of a pain…but it isn’t too bad as long as you don’t move too often. Great for a mountain getaway.
Cute design, but how affordable is it?
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BroChachi
February 23rd
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You are the only one to notice that. The bulb is too bright and burned my eyes when I looked at it. Im sure nobody else noticed it since we dont have crazy eyes like you do. Also, im sure that it was secured after paint was applied. (obviously a construction photo)
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RJ Hickey
December 17th
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Tiny houses of this high caliber would cost about $30,000 to $50,000.
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rawphx
April 21st
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Dan The Smoking Weed Man
February 20th
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Very Nice! please post hoe you made it and more details about the wiring. does it support 120 V AC? or just 12 V DC?
can you store the energy generated by the solar and wind or do u have to use it when generated
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Matt
February 20th
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I love the design, but this is so impractical. Campers like this need to be designed to move around. If you come to a relatively fast stop, all that stuff is gonna come crashing down. You need something to secure loose stuff.
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Bob Bear
February 22nd
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Thank God you thought of that, imagine if they didnt, all their stuff would come crashing down. Thanks for mentioning it.
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rawphx
April 21st
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not a camper or RV chief, it’s home, attempt to read about tiny homes, why they’re built and who’s living in them, there’s a reason they are on trailers, building codes for homes require permanent structures to be at least 500 sq ft if you will be living in them, if you put it on a moveable trailer there is no size requirement
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Thos Weatherby
February 19th
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No hood for the stove? How do you get to the bed? Climb a ladder? Steps? I would have liked to know how much water it can store and more pictures. Website?
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rawphx
April 21st
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go to tumbleweed homes or boneyard studios to learn more, yes there is a ladded in the pictures, water usually has a tank to fill 25-40 gallons but most have it set up to hose in fresh water as many people have these on their own land with a power source and water, this isn’t an RV it’s a home
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Sargonarhes
February 19th
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More of a camper really. Not sure I’d want one as a permanent place of living, but as camp get away from it all. Sure set it off in the woods some where and escape.
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ColoPrepper
February 19th
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looked way comfortable. Would have been nice to have seen a website and a price.
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soylentgreen
February 20th
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Dude, there’s a link in the description for a website…and even their own website doesn’t list the price.
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Soup
February 21st
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you can click on the link in the text to see the website…
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February 15th
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nice and down to earth non-futuristic human scale – would like to make one myself
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Mo Hall
February 20th
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look at tumbleweed tiny houses
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February 10th
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That is what I call fail… Nor the design, nor functionality. But idea ir pretty cool
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Whizz
February 19th
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Why is it “fail” then retard?
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February 10th
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