Tiny House Systems Demystified: Planning for Water, Waste, Cooking, Food Storage, Heating, and Cooling for Your Tiny (or not so tiny) House by Woodroof Larry Brian

Author:Woodroof, Larry Brian [Woodroof, Larry Brian]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2016-12-25T16:00:00+00:00

Winterization concerns

No, not this sort!

Unless you plan on building your tiny house in the tropics, say, underneath a palm tree overlooking a crystal clear lagoon, with the breakers softly shushing over the reef, while you snooze away in your hammock.. um, where was I? Oh yeah, UNLESS you build in a warm climate, you will probably want to consider ways to keep your pipes from freezing. Just like in a larger house, care will need to be taken to protect your water pipes lest you wake up one frigid morning unable to make your morning cuppa coffee. Unlike RVs and campers, which are typically used only during warm weather, most tiny houses are expected to be used year round. Like RVs and campers, it is harder to protect the pipes in a tiny house than in a regular house, because there is less to protect the pipes.

There are three main ways to protect pipes: Running water, Heat, and Insulation.

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