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Builder’s Incredible Fire Resistant, Off-Grid, Passive Tiny House On Wheels

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Published: 23 May 2019 › Updated: 23 May 2019Builder’s Incredible Fire Resistant, Off-Grid, Passive Tiny House On Wheels

Builder’s Incredible Fire Resistant, Off-Grid, Passive Tiny House On Wheels

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Published on Jan 25, 2019

This incredible tiny house on wheels has been specially engineered to help make it resistant to forest fires. This video has been sponsored by Simplisafe security. It's really effective, it's really easy to use, and the price is great. Check it out here: https://simplisafe.com/livingbig

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With wildfires becoming an every more frequent occurrence, it’s important for us to start thinking about fire resistance when designing our homes. The tiny house movement has been a great opportunity for innovation and experimentation. In this video, we visit the tiny house of an Australian builder, Tom and his tiny house on wheels which has been designed to be resistant to forest fires.

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My interests and hobbies are that I love tiny houses and have built a few of them myself. I like blogging about them and hope to start a Steemit "chain" group for tiny house enthusiasts and those who just like to follow and admire such lifestyles and these tiny structures. I've added a URL to my Facebook account to follow if you want. I'm known as Tiny Quality Homes on there.

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