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Permaculture skills, stories, how-to guides & inspiration - for living like it matters.

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Permaculture skills, stories, how-to guides & inspiration - for living like it matters.

Tinyhouse build: the story of the 5 dollar door

Appropriate Technology, Natural BuildingBy Kirsten BradleyAugust 10, 201114 Comments

In the course of scrounging, dumpster diving, and exploring junkyards for our building materials, we came across a pair of crazy-beautiful 1930’s french doors for five bucks. Sold! What we didn’t realize at the time was just how expensive cheap doors can be. Nearly all the materials that have gone into building our tinyhouse are…

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