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In this interview, Jay will fill us in on what he's been up to lately, riff on the sad state of housing policy, and talk about his latest home: a super lightweight tiny house on wheels that weighs less than 2,000 lbs and cost about $5,000 to build.
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When we first visited Jay in 2016, he was living in his beautiful American Craftsman Style 119 sq. ft. tiny house. It cost less than $25,000. The design is featured in his 2013 book, Jay Shafer’s DIY Book of Backyard Sheds & Tiny Houses.
16 Ιαν 2024 · After years of effort, numerous design iterations, and the establishment of the first-ever tiny house on wheels, along with the inception of Tumbleweed Tiny Houses (the first tiny house company), Jay Shafer’s Tiny House Movement was ready to storm the housing market forever.
In this interview, Jay will fill us in on what he’s been up to lately, riff on the sad state of housing policy, and talk about his latest home: a super lightweight tiny house on wheels that weighs less than 2,000 lbs and cost about $5,000 to build.
Johnson in 2002. Jay Shafer’s guiding philosophy is “dream big, build small”. At 30 square metres, the firsttiny house Shafer built is so modest it’s blushing, but he credits it with transforming and “uncluttering” his life. Ten years on, Shafer has built 12 tiny houses, lived in three different
18 Ιουλ 2011 · It makes most of its money from selling plans and from Shafer’s self-published book, “The Small House Book,” which costs about five dollars to print in China and sells for thirty dollars.
The power behind Tumbleweed homes, Jay Shafer has been building and inhabiting tiny houses since 1997. His first tiny house was a mere 89 square feet, but once he realized that he could still live pretty comfortably in a such a small space, he was hooked.
