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Built by F9 Productions |
8' Wide | 18' Long | 196 S.F. | 11,000 Lbs |
Build featured on HGTV |
F9 Productions' first build exemplifies our unique take on architecture. Nature often builds complexity from simplicity and thus begets the question: How can great craftsmanship, authentic materials, and a desired connection with nature light our way? Many tiny homes cannot be off the grid, are cramped, and cut off from the outside. Atlas solves these issues by:
Nature often builds complexity from simplicity, Atlas uses three main materials:
- Providing solar panels for power and collecting rain water.
- Has an entire glass wall
- Transforming fold-down deck and fold-up awning to extend living outdoors.
Nature often builds complexity from simplicity, Atlas uses three main materials:
- Tube Steel creates a strong frame around the entire house and window wall. Light gauge steel is used in between to reduce weight.
- Wood for a natural feel and warm smooth finish.
- Glass in order to fully experience your surroundings.
ELEMENTS1) Solar panels power Atlas.
2) Rain collects on the roof, then is filtered, and finally stored in the belly of the tiny house. 3) Unsurpassed visibility is provided with the window wall for a unique open experience. |
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Floor Plans
MAIN LEVEL
1. Fold out futon, sleeps 2 2. Sliding glass door 3. Deck 4. Operable windows for inside/outside bar 5. Kitchen 6. Shower and toliet 7. Storage, solar batteries, backup generator 8. Refrigerator and pantry 9. Stairs with built-in storage 10. Glass door with opener and thumb-lock. |
LOFT LEVEL
1. Queen size bed 2. Loft storage 3. Stairs 4. Open to below |
