As students from the University of Wyoming at Laramie, they wanted to experience the outdoors while avoiding big expenditures, so they decided to build their own micro-camper. When people started “offering them money for it” at gas stations, they decided to go into business.
source/image: Kirsten Dirksen
With Hansen Adventure Works, they built and sold 42 campers in the first 18 months thanks to extremely competitive pricing.
The most popular models are the 5-by-8-foot, $3,000 Horsetooth and the $2,500 Armadillo, a 4-by-6-foot ultra-tiny home.They also build a $2,500 truck topper.
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While most models usually have a convertible couch bed, they can be customized to include transforming furniture like a table that drops down from the ceiling or a “kitchen” that becomes a child’s bed.Since filming the video, Zach and Tessa sold their company and built a tiny home to live in full time.
