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Utah Couple’s Tiny Ski Lodge has Wood-Fired Hot Tub

Daniel TejBy Daniel TejOctober 13, 2016No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Tiny Ski Lodge is a tiny towable house built on a 30-foot-long triple axle trailer. It is designed and built by Maximus Extreme Living Solutions for Chris and Tamara – a ski enthusiast couple in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The $95,000 mobile ski lodge is made on a total space of 240-square-foot and walls are made of structural insulated panels that can endure extreme temperature ranging from -10 to -65°C. The outer surface of the tiny house is made of Pinewood and metal that are dotted with pothole-style windows along with standard windows to give it a captivating look.

The Tiny Ski Lodge is divided into two sections with an interesting interior layout. Upstairs, there is a sleeping attic on one side and a lounge section with a standard height ceiling.

Doors provide access to the small balcony where anyone can sit and enjoy nature with a gush of fresh air. This deck area is also accessible by a small flight of stairs on the exterior.

The area downstairs includes a bathroom with a composting toilet, sink, shower and a kitchen with propane-powered cooker and refrigerator. On the same floor lies a low-ceiling hobby room having ample space for storage and seating.

The tiny house gets electricity from a standard RV-style hookup, and heating comes from an electric heater. A wood-fired hot tub is a bonus luxury that offers the couple a chance to soak in hot water and relax after a tiring session on snowy slopes.

Some of the highlights of the tiny house are:

  • Two balconies
  • A portable wood-fired hot tub
  • A foldaway ski table
  • Double bedroom and a crafts room
  • Cozy interior that keeps the couple toasty at -65°C
  • Lots of windows for an uninterrupted view of snowy mountains

The couple chose tiny living to save money and explore the great ski locations around the US. Chris told FYI;

Being outside is one of the most important things in our lives. So, to be able to put our house somewhere where we can ski right out the front door – it’s a dream come true.

The Tiny Ski Lodge
The Tiny Ski Lodge
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Kitchen area with propane-powered cooker and refrigerator
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Captivating appearance of the Ski Lodge
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Stairs on the exterior of the home
The Tiny Ski Lodge
All the thing you need in a tiny house
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Upstairs there is a sleeping attic
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Wood-fired hot tub
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Aesthetic appeal of the Tiny Ski Lodge
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Lounge area with standard-height ceiling
The Tiny Ski Lodge
Upper deck section

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