Joe Morton wrote:Hi all!
I'm looking to build a parking pad on one of my properties to be semi-permanent parking for tiny homes. I'd like the space to be as versatile as possible to fit a range of different sizes of THOW's. I was thinking of making the pad 20' x 10'. I know that tiny's are typically 8' 6" wide, is 10' enough width? Is 20' enough length to accommodate different types/sizes of tiny's?
I am also open to suggestions for type of material and construction, right now the must effective seems to be taking off the top soil, dropping in a core grid and filling with crushed rock. Any tips on this? Open to all types of input/ideas!
Just an observation.
Gravel pad 10x40 with a 8x20 patio about halfway down would be better and more attractive to people IMHO.
That's just what I observe from seeing many RV camping spots- nearly all of them are gravel but a patio is a serious bonus for many people. Don't waste
concrete where it'll be covered up.... put it where it'll be valued.