The Lookout v2 was built by Mike Bedsole and his team at Tiny House Chattanooga. It’s based off their award-winning Lookout that won “Best in Show” at the 2016 Tiny House Jamboree.
The gooseneck tiny house has a 26-foot trailer plus a 7-foot neck.
There is 6’7″ of clearance on the high side of the bedroom, located in the gooseneck portion of the house. The bedroom also has a large closet space with drawers and a hatch in the floor for extra storage.
The kitchen includes upper cabinets, a full size microwave and refrigerator, a pull-out garbage can, a spice rack next to the three burner slide-in stove, and a washer/dryer combo.
The raised platform living room helps separate the space from the kitchen, plus it provides extra storage space underneath. The tiny house builder included two skylights — one in the living room and the other in the bedroom.
As with the original Lookout, the v2 has a tiger wood shower. There is also an IKEA vanity and a medicine cabinet for a bit of extra storage.
Tiny House Chattanooga used steel framing and siding to build the Lookout v2, which saved about 2,000 pounds compared to traditional framing and siding.
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