Back in 2021, Minimaliste unveiled Nomad, a tiny house built for all-weather, off-grid travel. The company is now following up with a larger model that maintains the same basic design but offers a more spacious interior layout, allowing the Squeeze to sleep up to five people.
The Nomad Fifth Wheel (aka Nomad Gooseneck) is finished in low maintenance vertical steel sheet and faux wood steel. It is 30.5 feet (9.2 m) long, 8.5 feet (nearly 2.6 m) wide and 12.5 feet (3.8 m) high, compared to the original Nomad’s 24 feet (7.3 m). Its total weight is up to 14,000 lbs (6,350 kg) depending on options and is based on a 2-axle gooseneck trailer.
Access to the home is provided by a motorized folding deck and French doors. The added interior floor space makes a big difference inside, with visitors entering a living room with a sofa bed and a large closet. Because there is, there is also an anchor point. Next to the living room is a small dining area for 4 people that converts to a single bed.
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The kitchen, on the other hand, is fairly well-equipped, with twin stainless sinks, a propane-powered three-burner stove, oven, refrigerator, freezer, cabinets, pantry-style storage space, and a gun cabinet for the owner’s hunting rifle. there is. Adjacent to the kitchen is a compact bathroom with a small tub/shower, sink and composting toilet.
The Nomad 5th Wheel has only one bedroom, located in the gooseneck (raised) portion of the trailer and accessed by a wooden staircase. It has low ceilings, several closets for storage, and his one double bed.
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The Nomad 5th Wheel can get power from a standard RV style hookup or be equipped with a full off-grid setup with solar panels and batteries like the model. Minimalist says it can withstand North American winters, has a high level of airtightness and excellent insulation, so it works well in both extreme heat and cold.
The Nomad 5th Wheel starts at US$97,500, but can go significantly higher depending on your options.
Source: minimalist
