Tiny House Offers Flexibility With Off-Grid Tech and Elevating Bed

Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses recently completed a compact new model that offers its owner the flexibility to travel and to host extra guests.

Named the Timberwolf 24′ Tiny House, it runs off-the-grid and features an elevating bed that turns the living room into a bedroom.As its name suggests, the Timberwolf 24′ Tiny House measures 24 ft (7.3 m) in length. It’s based on a double-axle trailer and is finished in a mixture of cedar tongue and groove, shou sugi ban-treated wood (the Japanese method of charring wood), and recycled barn wood.

A fold-down deck and a fold-up awning are attached to the exterior and offer some outdoor living space.Visitors enter the home next to a relatively spacious living room which has a U-shaped sofa and a kennel for the owner’s dog. This space is topped by an elevator bed platform that is operated with a switch and lowers into position using an electric winch to transform it into additional sleeping space when required.