Now Prem
http://tinyhouselistings.com/professionally-built-by-dakotatinyhouses-com/I completely under stand the motives of people who build these trailers, because they wanna make a BUTT LOAD of CASH !!!!
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what I can't understand is how they find so many SUCKERS to buy these ????
JESUS come on $75,000
a lot of this stuff is totally bunk.....I know I'm in Real Estate Inspection Business
they DON'T even have a RVIA or a ICC or ICBO listing label ?
you are not gonna park this 30' monster with a building departments blessing DakotaTinyHouses.com are scaled versions of regular houses, on (2) 7,000 LBS axles. These units are professionally made following proper building codes ANSI A119.5 and NFPA 1192 with “Building Inspections” at every stage. Dakota Tiny Houses are by far the best value with superior craftsmanship among other tiny house builders.
“Don’t be fooled by the DIY’ers building them in their back yards”
These houses are basically RV’s with all the comforts of home. These houses can be moved without any special “oversized” highway permits. And can be pulled by any 3/4 ton or larger truck.
These trailers were designed by an architect and an engineer to withstand 3 foot snow load, 200 pounds of solar, and be driven down the freeway at 65-70 mph and withstand a 50 mph crosswind. They are built with metal studs and heavily insulated. These tiny houses are rated for the coldest Canadian climate (climate 7 &
. These tiny houses can be used in remote wilderness (independent) for 30-60 days “Off-Grid” or they can be used as a “Park Model” at any RV Park. These tiny houses have been specifically designed to withstand the harsh winter climate (-50F) that comes along with drilling for oil in North Dakota in the winter time. Dakota Tiny houses are also well insulated for the summer time heat. So basically it works well in hot climates like Texas or cold climates like North Dakota.
Do you like “Off-Grid? These houses can go for 30-60 days “Off-Grid”
Here are a list of other features that come with each Dakota Tiny House:
•Super Insulated (R-51) (withstand -50F climate without skirting)
•Ultra Portable (20 min pick up and move time)
•9′ vaulted ceilings
•HRV (heat recovery ventilator) keeps the humidity down to 30-40% relative humidity
•Independent with 100 Gallon Grey and Fresh water holding tanks, 50 gallon Black
•1180 watts of solar panels with 1600W Pure Sine wave Inverter/Charger, charge controller and monitor
•1 Queen bed (main level sleeping)
•Full-Sized bath (36″ shower, toilet, sink)
•Full kitchen
•Desk area with (2) leather barstools
•Custom “Jack Knife” leather couch (sleeps 2)
•Radiant floor heating
•Tankless water heater
•50″ Flat screen TV (360 wall mount) and 32″ Flat Screen TV in bedroom
•Full kitchen with IKEA cabinets
•Corian Countertops with undermount stainless steel sink
•Realistic vinyl wood flooring (water proof)
•17″ propane stove and oven (3 burner)
•12v Range hood
•1000 watt microwave
•Tall food pantry
•Washer and dryer (single unit)
•8,000 BTU air conditioner
•3ft Deck/Patio with handrails and aluminum stairs
•45 year metal roofing
•50 year engineered cedar siding
•High quality commercial exterior paint
•Energy Efficient windows Low-E with Argon gas
•32″ Steel front entry door (insulation)
•(2) ceiling fans keeps nice air movement
•Placed upon 30′ heavy duty flat bed trailer (2 – 7,000 lbs axles)
•Meets all DOT regulations No Permits Necessary (every state) for height, width, and length restrictions. (13.5 Height, 8.5 Width, 30′ Length)
•Can be towed with 3/4 ton or larger truck with tow package (2 5/16 trailer hitch)
•Enjoy your house where ever your job site moves. You can move with it
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by Prem » Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:29 am 
Just returned from the annual Full Moon Gathering in the mountains at Applegate Lake near Ruch, Oregon. It was 98 degrees inside my trailer with both doors open and the breeze blowing through each afternoon. The pavement in the RV park was measured with a laser thermometer at 157 degrees F at 5PM. 
