My fiance and I have recently decided to convert an old school bus into our full time tiny home! We're pretty excited to start this whole process. We would like to be stationary as he has a full time job (i'm self employed). Ideally our goal is to be off grid with solar, grey water, composting toilet, grow a little vegetable garden, have a large porch right next to the bus and basically live our days in it! Has anyone here or know anyone who lives full time and stationary in a bus conversion?
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I fit that bill more or less.
I am on grid for power and have a septic system for black water
It works great for me and my girl, we have been doing it for 2 years
We spend only a few hours a day inside plus sleeping. If we lived in a colder climate and were trapped inside for long periods I could see cabin fever being a issue.
What questions do you have?
I am on grid for power and have a septic system for black water
It works great for me and my girl, we have been doing it for 2 years
We spend only a few hours a day inside plus sleeping. If we lived in a colder climate and were trapped inside for long periods I could see cabin fever being a issue.
What questions do you have?
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