Imagine living in this micro cabin, floating on a river or a lake, and enjoying fresh air on an enormous deck? If you can’t tell already, we’re in love with this boat! A woodworking wizard named Richard built the Koroc – a beautiful floating tiny house RV on aluminum pontoons.
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The Le Koroc Tiny House Boat uses clever construction processes and a single-structure laminated timber, which is testament to the Canadian workshop’s constant consideration for the environment throughout the build.
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The exterior flooring of this vessel is made from marine quality plywood overlaid with a vinyl membrane so it will stand tough whatever the weather and wherever your adventures take you. There is a real visual appeal to this water based tiny home and for those that love the concept behind this sort of design.
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The 8.5-foot by 26-foot boat is incredibly energy efficient, using a 265-watt solar panel to charge the two 6-volt batteries that run the boat’s lighting and refrigerator, as it floats atop three marine grade aluminum + magnesium alloy tubes.
Richard has a solar panel for electricity, a Martin propane heater, a propane cooktop, a DIY carbon filter for filtering grey water, a self-contained toilet, two dinettes (one that converts into a double bed), and tons of windows, not to mention the huge deck. It’s off-grid minimalist living paradise! The cost for everything? Just about $61,000.
