Ana White Tiny House Free Plans Quartz with Bathroom Framing.pdf

QUARTZ MODEL TINY HOUSE
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BATHROOM MODIFICATION
AUGUST 16 2016

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architect and engineer before building. By using these plans you agree to
accept all risk and hold publisher not liable for any loss or injury.
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25'-11 1/4"
2'-1 1/2"
2'-1 1/2"
8'-5 1/2"
13'-3"
Exterior Elevations
8'-9 3/4"
10'-4
3/8"
23-7/8"
May not meet road restrictions when overhangs
and roof are installed. Check applicable regulations.
12"
27'-3/4"
32"

Queen Size Mattress
Full
Size
Mattress
6'-11 1/2"
3'-0"
wheels well
wheel well
Floor Plan
2'-9
3/4"
6'-7 3/4"
5'-1/8"
Tilt out
storage
pipe ladder
Loft Above at Line
32" Door
Great Room
Area
Entry
Bedroom
DIMENSIONS
24' x 8'6" x 13'6" Base Dimensions
Exterior trim,overhangs and siding
may increase overall dimensions.
Check local road restrictions for
transporting requirements.
KITCHEN FEATURES
20" Freestanding Stove
30" Sink Cabinet
24" wide fridge, full height or below counter
Flexible corner space for storage or
possible utilities and tanks
34" wall cabinet or shelving space
24" cabinet space above fridge
ADDITIONAL AMENITIES
Private Bedroom with Queen Mattress
3 - Drawers, 24" x 24" x 6"
Tilt out shoe storage, 6 standard pairs
Optional hidden storage area 60" x 30" x 18" tall
Full Size Trundle Sofa with lift up storage
Built in bookshelf ladder wall for display storage
LOFT
80" x 94-1/2"
Interior height at peak: 46" *
Interior side wall height: 37-1/2"*
No egress window
*Ceiling and loft floor finish will affect overall height
Ceiling height under loft: 76"
DOOR
32" 2x4 framing exterior door, right
hand swing - living area door
WINDOWS
(3) 30" wide x 42" tall - kitchen
72" wide x 60" tall - living area window
36" wide x 42" tall - bedroom
36" wide x 24" tall - loft
48" wide x 24" tall - loft
MODIFIED FLOOR PLANS
This is a modified floor plan from the original Quartz Tiny
House. This exact floor plan has not been built or tested
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FRAMING MATERIALS
2x4 Floor and Wall Framing
3/4" Plywood Tongue and Groove Subfloor
2x6 Rafters and Ridgepole
1/2" Exterior Plywood Sheathing
5/8" Roof Sheathing
3 Large storage drawers under bed
32" x 32"
Shower
Space for
compost
toilet
93-3/4"
Fridge
20"
Stove
Shelves or Wall Cabinets 30"
30" 30" 30"

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Interior Views

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TRAILER USED: PJ TRAILERS 6" Channel Super Wide B6
58-1/2"
118-1/2"
8-1/8"
8-1/8"
98-1/2"
98-1/2"
124"
21-3/4" 22-1/2"
22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2"
8-1/8"
8-1/8"
22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 21-3/4"
84-1/4"
Extra support
for loft post
FLOOR FRAMING CUT LIST
11 - 2x4 @ 98-1/2" (main joists)
4 - 2x4 @ 79-1/4" (joists between wheel wells)
2 - 2x4 @ 58-1/2" (end ledger boards)
2 - 2x4 @ 118-1/2" (wheel well ledger boards)
2 - 2x4 @ 124" (tongue end ledger boards)
4 - 2x4 @ 8-1/8" (blocking around wheel well)
Attach floor framing with 3-1/4" galvanized framing
nails, two nails per joint. Joists are placed 24" on
center . Additional framing is recommended (as
shown) to support loft load point. Framing must also
be attached to trailer with bolts or other hardware.
23-1/4"
47-1/4"
22-1/2"
48"
70-1/2"
94-1/2"
3-1/4"
27-1/4"
51-1/4"
75-1/4"
99-1/4"
Floor Framing
3/4" tongue and groove floor sheathing 8D nails
with subfloor adhesive. 9 sheets needed as shown
Adjust floor framing
if necessary
to allow 1/2" gap
around floor for
wall sheathing
24'-0"
PLANS SHOULD BE ADJUSTED TO FIT
TRAILER, AS TRAILER SIZE MAY VARY.
25'-5 3/8"
24'-0"
8'-5
1/2"
25'-5 3/8"
79-1/4"
25'-5 3/8"

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Wall Framing - Back Wall
NOTCH IN CROSS BRACING AT
CORNERS FOR LATERAL SUPPORT
75"
5-5/8"
6-1/2"
30-1/2"
54-1/2"
85-1/8"
91-5/8"
3"
110-7/8"
14-1/2"
38-1/2"
62-1/2"
87-1/4"
23-1/4"
47-1/4"
66-1/2"
71-1/4"
95-1/4"
111-1/4"
119-1/4"
143-1/4"
167-1/4"
186-1/4"
191-1/4"
200-3/4"
3-1/4"
27-1/4"
43-1/4"
51-1/4"
75-1/4"
86-1/2"
3"
14-1/4"
33-1/4"
38-1/4"
46-1/4"
62-1/4"
86-1/4"
110-1/4"
135"
23-1/4"
47-1/4"
69-1/2"
flat to inside
of wall for
nailing wall
finish to
flat to inside
of wall
Header sizes may vary depending on snow load
and type of wood used. Check local regulations
and wood species types to size headers.
2x6
header
shown
60"
19"
12-1/2"
6-1/2"
30-1/2"
40-1/4"
54-1/2"

Wall Framing - Front Wall
CORNERS FOR LATERAL SUPPORT
ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IF NOT
SPRAY FOAM INSULATING
3"
3-1/4"
27-1/4"
69-1/2"
86-1/2"
3"
8-3/4"
46-1/4"
62-1/4"
68-1/2"
86-1/4"
107-1/2"
135"
16-1/4"
39"
21-7/8"
16-1/4"
39"
42"
24"
13-1/8"
87-1/4"
200-3/4"
81"
37-1/2"
7-1/8"
91-5/8"
110-7/8"
2x4 flat on
inside edge
for nailing
wal lfinish
2x4 header
as shown
Header sizes may vary depending on snow load
and type of wood used. Check local regulations
and wood species types to size headers.
2x4 header shown
2x4 header shown
16-1/2"
23-1/4"
47-1/4"
51"
66-1/2"
71-1/4"
95-1/4"
101"
116-1/2"
143-1/4"
149-1/2"
153"
161-3/4"
167-1/4"
191-1/4"
33"
42"
25-1/4"
7-1/8"
30-3/4"
37-1/4"
91-5/8"
5-1/4"
29-1/4"
31-1/2"
48-1/2"
75-1/4"
81-1/2"
3-1/4"
27-1/4"
4"
28"

Wall Framing - End Walls
94-1/2"
CORNERS IF FOR LATERAL SUPPORT
91-5/8"
19-3/4"
51"
51"
22"
46"
110-7/8"
81-7/8"
94-1/2"
18-3/4"
43-3/4"
67-3/4"
71-1/4"
2x4 header shown
43-3/4"
67-3/4"
91-1/2"

Wall Top Plates
Stand long walls first and brace with 2x4s.
Ensure walls are square.
Attach to floor with 16D nails. Walls should also
be bolted to trailer.
1/2" plywood sheathing attached with 8D nails to studs, first
row of plywood must cover the floor framing.
Stand end walls and attach to side walls
with 16D Nails and floor.
Plywood on end
walls also ties in side
wall framing
First row of plywood can be attached to side walls
before standing to help keep wall square while standing
wall. It is also easier to attach plywood on ground instead
of vertically when installed.
Overhang plywood 4-1/4" on bottom to account
for covering floor framing.
Cut wheel wells out before standing.
TOP PLATE CUT LIST
2 - 2x4 @ 16' 5-1/4"
2 - 2x4 @ 8' 5-1/2"
2 - 2x4 @ 6'11-3/4"
225"
225"
1
3
3
-
7
/
8
"
1
3
3
-
7
/
8
"
Dimensions taken to outside corners of framing
Take diagonals at tops of walls and adjust until
diagonals are equal to ensure walls are square
Top Plates are nailed on over walls, overlapping
corners, to tie all walls together at tops
6'-11 7/8"
8'-5 1/2"
16'-5 1/4"
225"
131-1/4"

Rafter Schedule
21-3/4"
21-3/4" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2" 22-1/2"
8"
31-1/4"
55-1/4"
79-1/4"
103-1/4"
127-1/4"
151-1/4"
175-1/4"
199-1/4"
207-1/4"
223-1/4"
247-1/4"
271-1/4"
8"
144"
160"
22-1/2"
Splice 2x6 ridge pole
boards with 2x4 blocking
Begin dormer rafters
Mark ridgepole and top plates
as shown before stacking rafters
Top of floor to bottom of ridgepole is 123-7/8" if
temporary support is needed while building roof
system
Ridge Pole Gable End Supports
1 - 2x4 @ 27-3/4"
1 - 2x4 @ 8-3/8"
Ridge Pole Cut List
1 - 2x6 @ 144"
1 - 2x6 @ 160"
2 - 2x4 @ 22-1/2"
Rafers spaced 24" on center

Main Rafters
Cut rafters 58-1/4" long, both ends cut at 30 degrees
off square, long point to short point measurement.
Then mark end 4" down and use a square to mark
off bottom perpendicular to end cut. Cut off.
View from kitchen door side
7/12 Roof Pitch
30 Degree Miter Cut
58-1/4"
4"
4"
hold all rafters flush to top
edge of ridgepole
1/2" overhang
on rafter tails
for plywood sheathing

Dormer Rafters
View from Shed End
2/12 Roof Pitch
10 Degree Miter Cut
51-3/8"
5"
does NOT work out
perfect on inside
1/2" overhang
on outside
cut dormer rafters at 10 degrees off square, both ends parallel, long point
to short point measurement. Then cut bottom tail off at 90 degrees from end
cut, leaving 5" of exposed rafter on end.

Gable Blocking Main End
2x4 attached flat to inside of last rafter.
This 2x4 board is a nailer used for attaching
interior wall finish to
top angle is 30 degrees off square
Angles are
30 degeees
off square bottom angle is 60
degrees off square
Length long point to long point is57-1/8"

Gable Blocking Dormer End
top angle is 10 degrees off square
End can be cut
square
Bottom edge of 2x4 blocking and bottom
edge of rafter are flush
cripple studs placed
24" on center for
plywood placement
Nail with 16D Framing Nails

Exterior Wall Sheathing
1/2" plywood sheathing
attached with 8D Nails,
staggered seams,
run to top of top plates
on eaves
On gable ends, run plywood
sheathing up rafters, leaving
3-1/2" space for installtion
of 2x4 sofit blocking
Cut out windows and doors
Bottom plate of door to be cut out
1/2" Exterior sheathing, staggering seams
landing seams on 24" on center pattern studs,
8D nails to all studs.

Fascia and Roof Sheathing
both ends cut at 30 degrees
of square, ends parallel
Eave fascia held down to not overextend
past top of roof plane
Bottom corner may be clipped
to complete roof trim out
5/8" roofing plywood
Exterior sheathing
staggered seams
Dormer fascia angle
is 10 degrees off square
60-7/8"
209"
209"
8"
Fascia boards are 2x6.
Sofit Blocking is 2x4 - 8"
long spaced approx. 16" appart
103-1/4"
5
3
-
3
/
4
"
60-7/8"

Dormer Overhang Framing
70 degrees off square
Dormer overhang fascia
is installed on top of
roof sheathing. Nailthrough
sheathing into rafter below
Dormer overhang on inside is framed up on top of main roof.
Difference in roof pitches will be covered by roofing ridge cap.
Plywood sheathing should be staggered in seams, joints landing on 24" on center pattern studs.
50-5/8"
36-1/2"
8"
2x4 sofit blocking
held to top edge of
2x6 rafters
40-7/8"
46-3/8"
16
-1
/8
"
top edge is 10 degrees off square
bottom edge is 30
degrees off square
leave room at top for
2x4 sofit blocking
10 degrees off square
long point on bottom
1/2" PLYWOOD WALL SHEATHING
between roof and dormer detail
ridgecap will cover small roof
differences between pitches

Exterior Trim Suggestion
2x4 trim brought flush to edge
of door and notched out for
main roof eave fascia. This then
trims out dormer corner
2x6 trim above door for larger area
to attach porch overhang roof too
Install drip edge flashing over bottom trim if
using or omit bottom trim and run siding to
base of framing
As shown trimmed out in 2x4 and 2x6 material. Siding can be applied between trim pieces.
Install windows, doors and house wrap prior to trim out
Optional shed plans available
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Trim does not have to be continuous
between door and dormer corner

Bathroom Framing Suggestion
Bottom and end 2x4 turned
flat to surround shower and
conserve wall space
Evenly space floor joists
Fits standard 28" wide interior door,
recommend right hand swinging into
kitchen over fridge
Cover exterior
in plywood or
tongue and groove

Thank you for using this tiny house model. While I have done my
best to ensure accuracy and best building practices, I am only
human. If you do find any suggestions for improvement or errors
in this plan, kindly let me know so I can fix the plans.
Please also share your experience, negative or positive, to give
new builders an honest perspective on this plan before they begin
building.
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XO Ana

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