Cozy Living in Heathers 37ft Gooseneck Tiny House

Discover the craftsmanship and design behind Heather's 37-foot gooseneck tiny house, blending comfort, quality materials, and innovative space solutions.

By The HyggeHous TeamMarch 8, 20252 min read59 photos
Cozy Living in Heathers 37ft Gooseneck Tiny House

Quality Craftsmanship in Tiny House Building

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You'll want to take a look inside this stunning tiny house on wheels from MitchCraft Tiny Homes. What makes these tiny house builders unique from other tiny house builders in their commitment to using high-quality building materials and you can see that in the work they do. When crafting a tiny house, they use their no shortcuts method of building to ensure that your tiny house is built to last. The products and building materials are carefully researched and chosen, customized for your lifestyle and needs, and professionally installed. All of the electrical and plumbing work is performed by licensed contractors. All tiny houses are N.O.A.H. certified. The following are steps in the tiny house building process.

Elegant Design and Functional Space

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Heather's 37-foot tiny house on wheels is beautifully crafted with all the comforts of home. The rustic exterior uses wood with a reclaimed look dotted with plenty of windows to let in lots of natural light. The double doors lead you into the open kitchen and living area that makes this space feel anything but small. Everywhere you look there is quality work, design, appliances, and more.

Engineered Foundations for Longevity

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Foundation. All tiny houses are recommended to be built on an engineered and MitchCraft approved custom tiny house trailer. The builders recommend trailers that are custom built specifically for the foundation of a tiny house on wheels. Tiny house trailer foundations are insulated with 5 to 6 inches of Polyiso R-Max rigid insulation, to provide a floor insulated that is rated to R-32 or R-38. 3/4 inch tongue and groove subfloor are then secured directly to the trailer, to help provide a perfectly flat and strong subfloor to build on. The bathroom has a bathtub with shower, a raised sink on a stunning vanity, and uses wood throughout for a gorgeous look. Stairs with storage underneath lead up to both of the upstairs sleeping lofts and there is innovative storage wherever you look. The kitchen is stunning with a farmhouse sink, butcher block countertops and stainless steel appliances, this might just be the nicest tiny house kitchen you've seen.

Customizable Structures for Diverse Needs

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Structure. At MitchCraft Tiny Homes, building custom tiny houses means that they also build according to specific requests. Some customers are wanting to travel with their tiny house often and need the lightest weight options that are available. Other people may be more interested in attaining the highest R-value possible. For that reason, MitchCraft builds their tiny house structures using either wood frame construction with 2 by 4 walls, 2 by 6 roof rafters (standard), steel stud frame construction using TMFrame framing system from Trailer Made Trailers or SIPs (Structurally Insulated Panels) construction.

Durable Design for All Climates

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All tiny houses are built to ensure that proper snow load is accounted for, and the tiny homes are designed and built to live in any climate, with proper air ventilation accounted for. All of the 1/2 inch Zip-wall structural sheathing and sheer panels are glued and fastened properly. 26 gauge metal roofing is standard on each tiny house, with many different color options to choose from. Metal roofing has a higher tolerance to wind, hail, and extreme weather with a longer lifespan than standard asphalt shingle roofs.

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