We've been working on the farm tiny house for ten days now and you can start to see the progress. We had to break the walls to add two windows
There is not too much material variety here and I do not want to spend time waiting for deliveries, so we have to adapt to what we find. I went to town to get some floor tiles and we cut them to fit the window's lower frame, we have added a slide slope to ensure rainwater pours outside.
You can see one of the windows in its final position as we ensured the hole was big enough to fit it.
We are adding a new thick cement coat to the outside and the inside. We will then paint the walls with anti-moisture white and add humidity protection to the roof after changing the old tiles for new ones.
There were some ancient iron bars attached to the wall to hang old stairs, we had to cut them first and hammer them to be able to take them out.
I wish we could go faster but I am happy with the progress. We still need to build a small sleeping room and bathroom walls, add the roof, and leave all drainage systems ready so I can attach them to the septic tank in a few months.
We are getting all the power from the small Bluetti unit I talked to you about in this old post. We pump the water from the well, hook all the tools, and get the light at night. I also use it to charge the computer and the cell phones. It is amazing how this small unit with only a 100Watt portable solar panel can provide.
