The Nomad

EXTERIOR DESIGN
Designed with a steeply-pitched gable rooftop, this home’s roof system is sheathed with 3/4- inch plywood, ice & water shield, and covered with a 24-gauge standing-seam metal roof system capable of withstanding high winds & hail. While customization can be made to your home’s colors, the exterior material options that we have chosen capture the natural colors found in the
environment and add just a “pop” of color. In the renderings shown here, the red-colored panels are high-pressure laminated panels called Fundermax. These panels are not only beautiful, but they are also built to withstand harsh outdoor climates and big temperature swings found in many areas of the United States. The dark siding is cedar that has been stained gray to give the home a more weathered look.
INTERIOR DESIGN
The interior of the home was designed to feel contemporary and custom. A simple layout of glass has been incorporated into the homes port side to give it a more spacious feel. Clients will have the option of two (2) different trailer lengths to best accommodate their storage desires. The walls & ceiling will be finished with natural birch plywood and the floors will be a durable, wood-look, plank-style, laminated vinyl tile. Th e counters will be a combination of butcher-block surface in the kitchen and laminate elsewhere. The white cabinetry will play against the natural birch and a waxed metal back splash will be incorporated into the kitchen area. The bathroom will include a composting toilet as well as a 32-inch fiberglass tub/shower combination and a wall-mounted sink.
CONSTRUCTION
Each one of our projects have been designed and engineered by licensed Architects and Engineers. All of our homes are designed to be moved and stand up to abuse found in any climate. The walls, roof, and floor have been constructed with some of the highest thermal resistance values (R-Values) in the industry. Our walls boast an R-Value of over 20, our floors systems have an R-Value of 19, and our roof system has been designed to an R-Value of nearly 30. This gives your tiny home the energy efficiency it needs to withstand the harshest of summer or winter weather while saving you money on your heating/cooling costs. Each home’s windows are made from reliable manufacturers that use powder-coated, extruded aluminum on both the frame of the window and the sash. This makes the windows impact resistant to both hail and rocks. The windows are argon-filled and have a U-factor of below .30.