Gregala Cenn

Melissa Ferrin wrote:Do you watch Living Big in a Tiny House on youtube?  There are several that have mudrooms, often as a walk through, which I would prefer to your design. Yes, it's right next to the door, but I would rather not take a single step into my living room with muddy boots or a dirty dog.
And there are also several that are made with mobility concerns in mind.
Here's one of many.

I had seen that video you posted.  I was surprised that their home was intended to be ADA compliant, but really wasn't.  The hallways appeared too narrow for a wheelchair and the bed was at a height too high for a person of her frailties to get into.  All the doors in my design are 32"-36" wide.

Hi friends, my husband and I are building (2) park model homes for permanent location on a property we have.  We each designed a dwelling for our own use and my husband posted his design a few weeks back for feedback.  Many of you had some great suggestions and we used some of them.  I am kindly asking for any feedback (good or bad) you might have on my specific design.  I have a slight walking disability so I am anticipating future mobility concerns.  I did not want a loft or a walled off bedroom (where it might be hard to get a wheelchair around the bed).  I went to Ikea and saw a sofa/bed unit (Flottebo) and is was remarkably comfortable and universal for both purposes.   I put in a small "mudroom" instead of a closet... I don't see them in tiny homes.  We will have a storage shed for any supply surplus and we don't do much in terms of entertaining.  I welcome your feedback.  Thank you in advance for your time.