Experienced builder of eco-contemporary tiny homes
​​• High design standards
• Full of amenities
• Water, gas & electrical hookups
• Tight envelope yet open & airy
• High perfomance shell with passive house detailing
• ​Small footprint
• Counterweighted drop-down first floor bed option
• Affordable
• Durable craftsmanship
• Mobile trailer frames
Purchase a tiny home from the Gnome. They're stellar little structures.
  • Kitchen
    • Refrigerator
    • Sink with hot & cold
    • Propane or Induction Electric Cooktop
    • Eating bar
  • Bath
    • Composting toilet
    • Sink & Shower with hot & cold water 
    • Medicine cabinet & ample storage
  • Sleeping Quarters (for queen bed)
    • Loft style and/or
    • Counter weight lift bed 
  • Living Room
  • Double Pane Windows, Fully Insulated & Energy Efficient LED Lighting throughout
  • Additional exterior water & propane hookups 
  • Runs off of standard electrical outlet and a standard household hose connection.  Can run easily off of your existing house without costly hookups to sewer, electricity and water.  Can run off grid with add-on solar power inverter or add-on rain water collection system (check with local vendors).
  • Major appliances like stove, water heater and refrigerator may either run off of on board propane tank(s) or electric. 
  • Water is supplied with RV rated hose connected to a standard hose bib. 
  • Options: water storage on board, grey water storage on board.  ​
  • Travel ready: Fully functional brake and signal lighting equipment, stabilizers and steel trailer bed offer peace of mind while traveling. 
    Note: Tiny Homes can get pretty tall.  Keep this in mind when traveling. States can set their own height restrictions when it comes to bridges and overpass clearance heights, so you must plan ahead if traveling in your tiny.  Most height limits range from 13 feet, 6 inches to 14 feet. Here in Oregon, it's 14 feet.  Our Oregon-crafted tiny home models range in height from 13 feet 2 inches to 13 feet 10 inches. Since not all bridges and overpasses are labeled, you need to route the towing of your tiny with attention to this critical factor when traveling.  There are vertical-trip-maps for those hitting the road. Really, it's a thing. :)
  • These non-permanent structures offer flexibility for environmentally thoughtful people and the economically savvy. 
Call or Text Gnome Construction today to learn how to get into your own tiny
(541)326-5999
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