The floor framing for the house. The square in the back is going to have the grey water tank underneath the shower. Don said that attaching the floor framing to the trailer took longer than he thought it would. Doesn't surprise me. We are using screws instead of nails. 

While doing this, Don found out that the trailer is not exactly 18' but 18' 3". So my porch is going to be a little longer than initially planned. This is very exciting as I have a small fantasy of sitting on the porch of my tiny home where ever it may be and watching the sunset.

Thursday is a great day to start building a tiny house

 Oh my, we are starting....

 This is the trailer with the bar at the end for tying down "toys."

This is the trailer after the bar has been removed.

This is the trailer with special sheeting for keeping the insulation in and the mice out.

Toilet in a tiny house

I have purchased my toilet! It is an ez-Loo Air Waterless Toilet. I know that others just use a bucket with saw dust but I wanted something a little bit nicer. I also didn't have to pay for shipping. It doesn't use any power. They also include a 30 day money back guarantee but I don't know if it will get used in the next 30 days.
I like the idea of a composting toilet as opposed to a flushing toilet even if I wasn't planning on living in a tiny house built on a utility trailer. I lived in a cabin with a septic tank and it always smelled horrible in the bathroom. My last place had a "crappy" toilet that never seemed to flush properly. The reviews for this toilet state that with the fan, there is no smell. This toilet also means that I don't have to have a black-water tank.

More talk about toilets than you probably needed in your life.

My new trailer!

This is what Don is building the Lusby on. I bought the trailer from Innovative Trailer in Richfield, Utah for $2100, not including tax and licensing.