Tiny Free House – Roof is Framed
I took the day off work and took my daughter Katie up to the farm today. She played with Grammie and Pop and I played with my tiny free house. I completed the roof framing and just have the gable walls, loft, wheel wells, and bathroom wall left to frame. But before I get started on those interior projects I’m going to finish the roof to give me some shade while I work. I’m seriously considering using flattened #10 cans as shingles. Visit my project blog for a complete update on my tiny free house.
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