Tiny House Course 2022

Name: Tiny House Course 2022
Start: 2022-11-28T09:00:00+1100
End: 2022-12-03T17:00:00+1100
Location: Address will be shared with participants

Mon, 28 Nov, 9am - Sat, 3 Dec, 5pm 2022 AEDT

Address will be shared with participants

The Bower

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What will I learn from this course?

You will work with three professional carpenters and your fellow course participants to build a tiny home. You will gain first-hand experience of the following:

Considerations when choosing a trailer
Building a frame and getting it right
Insulation and cladding
Roofing and flooring
Sourcing and working with reclaimed materials
Using a variety of power and hand tools
The what, where, why and how of tiny house living

No prior experience is necessary. We welcome beginners, experts, the curious and the adventurous. During the course you will work as part of a team to construct a tiny home to lock up stage. Along the way you will acquire knowledge and skills that will last you a life time.

Further information about course structure on our website.

Will be held in Marrickville. Address will be shared with participants.

Testimonials: Tiny House Building Course Review - Julia - YouTube

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The Bower

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The Bower Teaching Workshop at Summer Hill is a practical, hands-on learning space where people can build the skills to repair, reuse and maintain the things they already own.

Located within the Inner West Sustainability Hub, the workshop offers community classes in areas such as carpentry, furniture repair, home DIY, bike maintenance, basic plumbing, welding, upholstery and creative reuse. Each class is led by experienced facilitators and designed to give participants the confidence to use tools, understand materials and complete practical repair or making projects.

The workshop is central to The Bower’s mission to demonstrate the circular economy in action. We use reclaimed materials wherever possible, teach people how to extend the life of household goods, and show that many items can be repaired, adapted or repurposed rather than thrown away.

Alongside our retail stores, repair services and House to Home program, the Summer Hill Teaching Workshop helps turn environmental values into everyday skills. Every person who takes part is helping build a community that wastes less, shares knowledge and keeps useful materials in circulation for longer.

When you take part in a workshop, you’re actively supporting our mission to create a more sustainable and equitable future.

https://bower.org.au/learn

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