Tiny House Gooseneck Trailer Specs
Gooseneck trailer dimensions for a tiny house a gooseneck trailer uses a fifth wheel attachment point to tow with and is characterized by the hitch going up over then down again for towing.
Tiny house gooseneck trailer specs. You can take that quote and talk to your bank. Gooseneck trailers are most commonly ordered in triple axle 18k and 21k gvwr. The standard width is 8. Built on a gooseneck trailer it increases mobility and interior floor plan space.
The extra 8 feet come from the tongue that is overlapping with the trucks bed. Contact us today to discuss which features you wish to have in your own tiny house rv. The goose is the culmination of purposeful architecture and a keen eye for design. The same truck and a 20 foot gooseneck trailer would also be 30 feet in length while towing however the trailer would have 28 feet of buildable length.
We can create gooseneck trailers for tiny houses in a large range of sizes from 12 to 36. A 28 by 99 gooseneck trailer an 8 neck and 20 floor. The maximum road legal width is 102 8 5 so this gives us 1 5 on each side for sheathing and siding. People like these because they re a bit easier to tow and make tighter turns.
About this tiny home. Our online quote system will give you your generated price based off the specs you have chosen. Full size bedroom on gooseneck hitch. Having them install 22 gauge galvanized sheet metal to the underside of the trailer to act as a road spray barrier and drilling holes in the side tubing so we could bolt the floor framing to the trailer using 7 bolts.
Larger tiny houses can go up to 32 feet and even 40 feet with some tiny houses extending to 45 47 feet if they have a gooseneck to reach over the trailer. A fresh aesthetic flows seamlessly from room to room with windows and skylight options throughout bringing natural light into the home. However remember that if you choose a length greater than 24 feet you will require additional tires and axles. Standard 8ft x 102 wide deck on the gooseneck hitch provides the ability to use the deck as a loft that is only a few feet higher that the lower deck.