Flat Pack Shelter Tiny house Cabin DIY

8 ft by 8ft by 6 foot tall tiny shelter or Cabin that packs up flat and could be hauled one piece at a time into the back woods. For hunting, camping, fishing, or for storage, or homeless conditions. Cheaply built and uses nuts and bolts to assemble. Could be mounted to a small trailer as it is built like a travel trailer shell. Very strong when bolted together. Camo tarp protects and can store items like a cooler on top of roof but under the tarp to create a run off for rain. Unit built in 2014 for about $350 US dollars.
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[@chaplainand1]

Greetings
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I appreciate the simplicity of this build and the weight considerations too. I'm 70, have some back issues, and love to do woodworking. My wife and I are living in our 27' camper this winter, looking to build a tiny home next spring. I have access to an un-insulated and unheated garage. I'm thinking, this type of structure could be built and set inside the garage. Adding rigid foam insulation would make it very economical to heat. Building it to 7'ft ceiling height and 12' length would make a very nice shop for hand-tool woodworking. I agree that 1/4" or even 3/8" floor decking would be better. I have some windows and a door from a camper tear down which could be incorporated too. Thanks for the idea. Much appreciated.

[@pinkblackmore6629]

Do you have plans for this for sale