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This Off-Grid Tiny House on Wheels Opens Up to the Outside World

The tiny house movement has been gaining popularity over the years as more and more people decide to downsize their lives. Usually, along with downsizing comes simplicity and the need to escape the suffocating concrete jungle. And that's exactly what the team from Redukt is trying to offer: a home-away-from-home that seemingly blends with the outside, bringing "nature into focus."
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Photo: Redukt
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When you're thinking of a small home on wheels, you're usually associating it with the off-the-grid living that allows you to move wherever and whenever and still enjoy the comfort of home. Poland-based Redukt is making tiny homes that fit its customers' needs and provide all the necessities one would need when going off-grid.

Moreover, the company is also trying to make them as sustainable as possible by using natural and organic materials for the construction process, insulation, and finishings.

Overall, Redukt wants to bring nature to the owners inside a compact, tiny house on wheels. Work on its latest project, individual design number 3, started in mid-2021. The design focused on building the ideal home for a family of four.

Tiny house opens up to allow natural light to bathe the inside
Photo: Redukt
Since the company shares the same vision with the family about the environment, this house has been constructed with organic materials. To isolate the structure, Redukt has put sheep wool on the walls. Wool is not only great for keeping the heat inside during the cold season, but it also absorbs the humidity in the air.

For the exterior siding, the team from Redukt chose to use oiled pinewood since it's durable and weather-resistant. In addition, the house comes with a sloping roof that features galvanized metal sheets.
The home measures 23 feet (7,2 meters) in length, and it's 8,2 feet (2,3 meters) wide. The structure is based on a double-axle trailer, and it has plenty of space for a loft, a kitchen, a working space, a fully functional bathroom, and a sleeping area.

To give the impression of even more space, it has two large glass doors on each side, making the inside seem like it blends with the outside. This feature gives the whole house a feeling of openness.
Tiny house opens up to allow natural light to bathe the inside
Photo: Redukt
Apart from the doors, multiple windows surround the tiny home, bathing the interior in natural light. Once you step inside, you're greeted by the kitchen area. There, you'll find a sink, a two-burner stove, a countertop, and cabinets where you can store the cookware.

Next to it is the bathroom that comes with a sink, a tub with a shower, and a compost toilet. At the opposite end of the house is a bedroom specially designed for the kids that can be easily accessed. The adults will sleep in the loft, and they'll have to climb the wooden stairs to get there.

The stairs can be folded to provide more space and limit access whenever is needed. Plus, this system makes it safer for the kids since they won't be put at risk of falling as they try to get to the loft. Upstairs, the adults are getting a full-size sleeping room and also a table that can be set up as a workstation.

Tiny house opens up to allow natural light to bathe the inside
Photo: Redukt
The house has been configured to allow off-grid living. Power comes from solar panels, and a gas installation is available. A wood-burning stove keeps the inside warm.

The house is filled with shelves and storage spaces. The whole design is minimalist, and it might seem like it's quite empty since,  at the time the photos were taken, there were no furnishings. However, the company says that guests will also find a couch and a table on "level zero" once everything is fitted to the family's liking.

There's no pricing listed by the company for the individual design no. 3. That's because everyone has a slightly different configuration and equipment requested, and the costs may vary. However, Redukt says that usually, the prices for most of its houses range between €40,000 to €50,000, which is around $45,000 to $56,000.
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About the author: Florina Spînu
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Florina taught herself how to drive in a Daewoo Tico (a rebadged Suzuki Alto kei car) but her first "real car" was a VW Golf. When she’s not writing about cars, drones or aircraft, Florina likes to read anything related to space exploration and take pictures in the middle of nature.
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