Mobile home conversion

To make a great addition, you must put in a lot of time and work. It involves designing, planning, getting permits, and hiring contractors.

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I love seeing all the beautiful mobile and manufactured homes on social media. These 10 mobile home remodels on Instagram prove to the world that mobile homes

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The story of how we renovated a dilapidated static caravan into a luxe wooden lodge, before and after.

This guide covers everything you need to know about mobile home additions. Learn how to expand your mobile home.

Love the lay out. I picture myself sitting in the lounge part of the sofa and never getting up. But it would be cream linen in color.

A cosy self-sustainable home. Off the grid in the Otway ranges this bus conversion will give you inspiration for travel and the perfect weekend with friends!

We’re living vicariously through these #vanlife wanderers who have created stunning homes on wheels.

This is the 24-ft—Aspen tiny house on wheels from SimBLISSity by Dot and Byron Fears. The design features 290 sq. ft. of space, ample for one or two people. There is 192 sq. ft. on the

Buying a used RV or a new RV from the retailer will be very expensive. Even if you purchase an expensive RV sometimes, you don’t like the design. As a result,

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Follow this family as they completely makeover their double wide prefabricated mobile home on a budget. Many before and after photos of their DIY Rustic Farmhouse Style. This dining room went from plain and boring to beautiful with little cost.

Our DIY home renovation: kitchen, living room, dining room, kids' bedrooms, bathroom, master bedroom closet, utility/laundry room, pantry renovations.

If you own an older mobile home with a flat roof or have needed to read our article about finding mobile home roof leaks more than once, it's probably time

Guy Williams is one of many people who have left the 9-5 behind to live an alternative life on the road. After completely transforming a rusty horsebox into a dream alpine cabin on wheels, he was transported far from his old life as a chartered surveyor in the UK. He spent $1360 on the 1981 Mercedes 508d horsebox and around $9300 converting it into a tiny home. After completely rebuilding the body of the horsebox, he kitted out his living space with a full kitchen, a log burner, a hot…