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Aug 08, 2023

Home Depot is selling a $1,636 tiny home with unique way to keep cool and perfect for smaller spaces

AS the tiny home fad has continued to grow in popularity, the Home Depot is selling a potential tiny home for under $1,700. Folks are finding new ways to live affordably even if that means living in a

AS the tiny home fad has continued to grow in popularity, the Home Depot is selling a potential tiny home for under $1,700.

Folks are finding new ways to live affordably even if that means living in a smaller home.

Creatives around the world are turning many things into tiny homes such as old ambulance vans, school buses, and now sheds.

Owners just need to make sure that everything is built properly and up to code, which varies from state to state.

Shoppers and tiny home enthusiasts may now purchase a shed from The Home Depot for just $1,636 and convert it into a livable space.

The shed comes with transom windows, a metal roof, and wood siding, offering protection against fungal decay and termites.

All of the wood provided is pre-cut and ready to be assembled.

Plus, each customer will be given “fully-illustrated” instructions to help with the assembly, per The Home Depot website.

Another feature The Home Depot showcases is an air vent that keeps the shed cooler on hot days, provides air circulation, and allows hazardous vapors to evaporate.

While the shed has two transom windows over the door, the hardware store said on its website that it adds "a unique accent to your structure" while offering natural light.

Fully assembled, the shed measures 96 inches by 98 inches high.

The shed comes in the color gray and the floor is included.

Just note that shoppers who purchase the item will need to create their own foundation as that is not included.

Customers will be given a 10-year limited manufacturer's warranty and delivery takes about two to three weeks.

The Home Depot is also selling a 140-square-foot tiny home called the Sedona.

For just $11,075, shoppers will get a steel-frame building kit that can be turned into a tiny home or a guest house.

The tiny home kit comes pre-assembled with steel panels for an easy installation process.

However, The Home Depot revealed that the Sedona Home Kit by PLUS 1 Homes only comes with the steel structure and the needed components to assemble.

This means that shoppers who purchase it will also need to buy a concrete slab to put the home on.

All kits from the brand are designed and approved to comply with building codes and zoning requirements.

Additionally, the kit comes with pre-assembled numbered panels, brackets and fittings, plus the instructions.

The Home Depot just launched its new hub designed for first-time homeowners.

In addition to tiny homes, the store also sells a ‘heavy-duty’ $49 privacy fence.