Interior shot of greenmoxie tiny house framing

Framing our Tiny House

Our tiny house has gone up very fast thanks to Ian Fotheringham. Once the subfloor was spray foamed and sealed up with grey water tank in place, the framing began. The studs were all pre-cut with a 4 degree angle at the top to match the slope of the roofline. Wall assemblies were framed on the surface of the bed of the trailer to assure trueness and accuracy. We even applied the house wrap before the wall assembly was raised in place and secured to the subfloor.

Greenmoxie tiny house subfloor completed

Ian never misses a photo OPP

Framing the walls of the tiny house

Assembling the walls on the ground

East side of Greenmoxie tiny house

The eastern side of the house with house wrap

West side of Greenmoxie tiny house

Western side of the tiny house with our giant window

Interior shot of greenmoxie tiny house framing

The roof trusses of the southern roof

Roof trusses of Greenmoxie tiny house

Looking out our giant window on the west side of the tiny house

About

I am the Tiny House instigator. Co-Founder of Greenmoxie and an obsessive entrepreneur, with interests in sustainability, the great outdoors, motorcycles, and carpentry.

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