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I have some property that I’m very slowly getting off grid setup on.
What’s the maintenance like in them to make them last? How do they do in wet weather and how well insulated can they be?
We put this one in a couple years ago. My dad did the leveling, and build the wood floor. After that, it took 5 of us to get it up over a weekend.
Keep a heater in it during winter even if no one is staying in it. If it stays at around 63 or so, there's no mildew issues. It's not cold here in Western Washington, but it's humid. Current humidity in here is 72%. That's a little lower than normal. Usually keep the bubble up top open too. If you live somewhere actually cold, you'll need more insulation.
Maintenance is minimal, but this one is only a 16 footer.
 
I don't have to work.
That would be nice!
In a good way! I do not want to jinx myself :oops::fl:oops:

Hubs changed jobs. He now makes half of what he was making last year :hit:hit
I was fine with him changing jobs, but i did ask he waits until i pay off our debt first. Two years is what i had it down to, minus the house. Now...? I used to joke that i could pinch a penny til you could see through it, iguess thats what we are going back to now.
Idiot.
 
We put this one in a couple years ago. My dad did the leveling, and build the wood floor. After that, it took 5 of us to get it up over a weekend.
Keep a heater in it during winter even if no one is staying in it. If it stays at around 63 or so, there's no mildew issues. It's not cold here in Western Washington, but it's humid. Current humidity in here is 72%. That's a little lower than normal. Usually keep the bubble up top open too. If you live somewhere actually cold, you'll need more insulation.
Maintenance is minimal, but this one is only a 16 footer.
SW Oregon. I know wet and humid too. Sounds like it may just work.
Thanks!
 

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