That's nice man. And well done. Kudos!

Yes it is a prefab. Similar to Graceland but I found this brand has painted options instead of just wood and seemed like a better warranty also to me.

I mainly went with prefab cause if I ever need to move it in the future it will be pretty inexpensive compared to a more permanent build. Plus, all I had to do was get a temp power pole for power, permanent build opens a whole new ball game for inspections prior to getting power on

That'll work. Is that a 121 Kubota? How you like it? I've had one for about 5 years. It's been handy.

Nice! Glad somebody figured out how to post pics easy

long long weekend getting the walls and flooring in. Still have to trim out the floors and then trim the walls. I'm ready for this thing to end

Awesome! Thanks for sharing the build.

give up on posting more pics

It looks great, except you should have put the toilet in the living room by the heater ;D

Did you buy a dual purpose window unit? Heater too?

Great job. Looks awesome.

correct, heater and ac in that unit. there is ac only in the back bedroom. small bathroom has heater vent light

I though someone was gonna show me some tenderloins wrapped in bacon or something

Awesome! Congrats!!!!!!

I'm sure you already thought of this, but did you tie the structure down to prevent lift/shifting during high winds? If not, you really need to do that. A mobile home type anchor system in each corner would fix it right up.

yep, it is tied down with mobile home anchors on each corner

That's a sweet camp there.

Looking good man.

Looking good! It's gonna smell like fresh sawed pine lumber