A-Frame Tiny House Plans Alexis

(2 customer reviews)

$190.00$290.00

Tiny house plans with construction process

  • complete PDF set of plans + CAD set
  • construction progress + comments
  • eBook How to build a tiny house included
  • complete material list + tool list
  • DIY Furniture plans included
  • DIY building cost $18,000

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A-frame house plans Alexis

Alexis is small 306 sq. ft. / 28 m2 A-frame house on concrete footings with covered 4′-7″x 13′-12″ / 1,04 x 3,7 m front porch. Its 18’-10’’ x 13’-12’’ / 5,2 x 3,7 m interior consists of three rooms and a 5′-7″ x 13′-12″ / 1,35 x 3,7 m loft.

What will you get

Timber construction step by step guidediy-small-a-frame-house-plans-pdf

Small House Plans

Complete set of DIY cabin floor plans (PDF): layouts, details, sections, elevations, material variants, windows, doors; CAD set included

drawings

eBook How to Build a Tiny House Included

  • Over 1000 illustrations
  • 276 pages

Complete material list + tool list

Complete set of material list + tool list. A very detailed description of everything you need to build your A-frame tiny house.

tool-list

Small house floor plans

Alexis is the classic A-frame house, which has been gaining popularity recently. The A-frame shape makes Alexis a lovely cozy little house, which everyone will love at first sight. The basic concept of the absence of interior walls creates a very homely feeling inside the cabin. There will be a space around the bottom parts of the walls/roof sides, which does not have a walking height; however, it provides a great place to be used as a storage space – you can either store things in cupboards or boxes, or you can use it for some furniture, for example for seating, to be put in when it is not being used. Another effective use of interior space is implemented by a sleeping loft, where you can climb up through little stairs at Alexis’s back. Therefore the ground floor reminds you less occupied with things and creates a cozy space for your daytime activities, with a chance to enjoy sunlight and beautiful views thanks to the front façade being entirely made of glass. The covered front porch only adds to Alexis’s exquisite relaxed atmosphere, one of our popular small house designs.

Construction PDF plans

Our cheap tiny house plans for sale will provide you with detailed information and instructions regarding Alexis construction. The tiny house uses a simple 2 by 4 timber frame. The floor consisting of timber joists is supported by concrete footings and holds the A-shaped gable roof. The front façade in the shape of the equilateral triangle has a glass section including two wings glass doors, connecting the tiny house’s interior with its covered front porch and providing a great source of light, fresh air, and views to be enjoyed inside Alexis. At the back part of the inside is a room that can be used as a bathroom, a little storage place, and doors leading to the back, where you can find another tiny covered porch, which can serve, for example, to store wood for your wood-burning stove. On top of the bathroom is placed aloft, accessible through little stairs.

Small A-Frame House in Romanian Carpathia – Part 1

How to Build an A-Frame Small House – Part 2

How to Build an A-Frame Small House – Part 3

Ongoing Construction of a Modified A-frame Cabin Alexis- part 1

Dimensions

Built-Up Area

393 sq. ft. / 36,5 m²

Total Floor Area

306 sq ft / 28 m²

1st. floor

207 sq ft / 19,2 m²

Loft

54 sq ft / 5 m²

Porch

52 sq ft / 4,8 m²

L X W

23′-4″ x 17′-7″ / 6,8 m x 5,36 m

DIY Building cost

$18,000

Format

printed, electronic

2 reviews for A-Frame Tiny House Plans Alexis

  1. Dan (verified owner)

    I built the cottage 3 years ago and I am very happy with how it turned out, especially since I built it on my own.
    The total cost was about 15,000 euros, but also including cellulose insulation, the whole interior, the connection to the water network, the pool for wastewater, the 4 photovoltaic panels, the instant hot water … It really was worth the project!

  2. Fantasys

    This small cabin plan is designed to attract attention. At $21,200 estimated construction cost for ~400 sq. ft. of livable space, it s not bad Return On Investment. You also can t deny that the whole thing looks like one-half of an actual A-frame small house that was sawed in two.

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Guest
Kathryn Duchesnil
2 years 10 months ago

Are any of the walls load bearing?

Support
2 years 10 months ago

No, there are load-bearing triangles in this structure; you can see finished triangles in this article.

Guest
Tomislav Novakovic
3 years 5 months ago

How do you make sure the water pipes do not freeze. I guess they come in from underneath but if the bottom is raised there is air gap between the ground and floor and at that place water pipe can freeze?

Support
3 years 4 months ago

You need to insulate them or drain them for the winter.

Guest
Mike R
4 years 10 months ago

High guys, i have some questions regarding the plans. Can i ask them here?

Support
4 years 10 months ago

Hello Mike,
the best way is to contact me via joshua.woodsman@gmail.com
Thank you!
Joshua

Guest
Adam
5 years 2 months ago

What is the actual dimensions of the loft floor? Length and width?
Thanks.

Support
5 years 2 months ago

8′ x 7’4″
Best,
J.

Guest
Nicolas
5 years 3 months ago

Hello
I am interesting in having a free height of minimum 1.9M in the loft area.
I also think about having the lengh longer to have a longer porth, to protect for sun and a bigger house and bath. That is not a trouble I believe just adding more sections?

Support
5 years 3 months ago

Hello Nicolas,
of course, there is no limit to add some more section.
If you would like to order modified plans, please contact us via email.
Thank you,

Best,
Joshua

Guest
Henri Bauer
5 years 7 months ago

Hey guys i was wondering what the size of the foundation pillars are… as i am planing on building this one this summer.

Support
5 years 6 months ago

cca 1 meter / 3feets
few pictures from the Alexis construction work: https://www.pinuphouses.com/interview-with-a-new-proud-owner-of-an-a-frame-cabin-plan-dan-baban/

Guest
Dan
6 years 9 months ago

Hi Joshua. Tell me plese if the electrical installation is on 12V (for me is better like this becouse I want to add 2 solar panels). I I buy this plan, will I have all the information necessary to build it on my own? If I am from Romania (Europe) it’s a problem ? Thanks.

Support
6 years 9 months ago

Hello Dan,
the electrical installation is up to you :-).
If you will miss some information in plans, just contact me via email and I will answer you very quickly.
I do not see any problem to build it in Romania.

Guest
Dan
6 years 9 months ago

Great, thanks. I will think few more days regarding plans that I need .

Guest
Alexis
6 years 10 months ago

Could the kitchen fit a full sized fridge? And is there room for a full sized tub in the bathroom?

Support
6 years 10 months ago

Yes, next to the stairs. There is 5′-8″ x 5′ / 1730 x 1520mm bathroom – depends on the size of the bathtub.

Guest
Jinxyhelix
6 years 10 months ago

What’s the height in loft area and does the price to build includes the storage build outs and glass windows?

Thank you

Support
6 years 10 months ago

Hello,
height in loft area is 5ft 11in / 1,8 m. This is an estimated cost only for the material and includes storage areas and glass windows too.
Joshua

Guest
I
7 years 1 month ago

Does it have s shower and toilet in it

Support
7 years 1 month ago

Yes, it has fully equipped bathroom.

Guest
Kim
7 years 3 months ago

Do these meet Florida codes. And how much to add double loft. I need 450sq ft. Is it easier to build a a frame home.

Support
7 years 3 months ago

Hello,
I do not know exact Florida codes, so I can not guarantee them.
Yes I think the a frame house is an ideal solution for it!
Joshua

Guest
Juan Delgado
7 years 8 months ago

I don’t see a spot for water heater in this plan.

Support
7 years 8 months ago

It is not specifically stated – you can put it in the bathroom, in the storage room behind kitchen or pretty much anywhere else, where you feel like it would be useful, it is up to you.

Guest
Elise Holland
7 years 10 months ago

Where would you get the materials?

Support
7 years 10 months ago

Hi Elise,
I know I already replied to your email, but in case anyone else reading this is interested: That depends on your location. It would probably be some hardware store or lumber yard. The best thing is to search around your area, you can usually find information on google, in your local craft / building shops or companies or there are many forums related to DIY construction or tiny houses, where people often share advices on where to get materials.
Joshua

Support
7 years 10 months ago

Yes, exactly. You receive construction plans and instruction from us and it is up to you to get the materials.
Joshua

Guest
noah bauter
8 years 1 month ago

What type of insulation and rating is used with this plan

Guest
Terry Noffsinger
8 years 1 month ago

What is the snow load?

Support
8 years 1 month ago

House is designed for average snow load.

Guest
Kevin Larson
8 years 2 months ago

Can I have someone build it for me in BC, Canada?

Support
8 years 2 months ago

Of course, why not?

Guest
David Auer
8 years 2 months ago

Does your plans come with scope of work and electrical – plumbing plan

Support
8 years 1 month ago

yes, it does

Guest
Sandra Nowak
8 years 2 months ago

Hello – I need to build at least 850 sq feet. Can you enlarge this plan for that and how much do you think it would cost to build?

Guest
Kevin Larson
8 years 2 months ago

Would love the same question answered!

Support
8 years 2 months ago

Hello sandra,
Yes, of course! Please contact me for more information via email: joshua.woodsman@gmail.com
Thank you,
Johshua

Guest
Margie
8 years 2 months ago

Hi, can the kitchen and ladder be adjusted so that its electric wheelchair accessible? Thank you.
Margie

Support
8 years 2 months ago

Hello,
nothing is impossible 🙂 , but that seems to be very complicated..

Guest
sean kerlin
8 years 4 months ago

Can you bring it down to 200 sq. ft. please? Then I wont need a permit.

Guest
sean kerlin
8 years 4 months ago

maybe just make the porch bigger?

Support
8 years 4 months ago

Of course! For more info please contact me via my email (joshua.woodsman at gmail.com)
Thanks!
Joshua

Guest
Paola
8 years 4 months ago

Hi, does it include the plumbing and electrical plans too?

Support
8 years 4 months ago

Yes, plans contains schematic plans of plumbing and electricity

Guest
What?
8 years 4 months ago

Does the $9500 cost include plumbing and electrical installation?

Support
8 years 4 months ago

yes