Metal has become a popular choice for building materials, especially in prefab homes, and you see it a lot in tiny houses nowadays. Here’s why people love using metal:

  • Durability: Metal holds up really well against wear and tear and the elements.
  • Fire-resistance: Unlike wood, metal won’t catch fire.
  • Pest-resistance: Bugs that chew through wood won’t bother with metal.
  • Eco-friendly: Often made from recycled materials, metal can be recycled again if the building is torn down.
  • Longevity: Metal homes or homes with metal elements tend to last longer.
  • Looks: Metal can give a home a cool, modern, or industrial vibe.

Many tiny houses mix materials, like combining wood and metal, to get the best of both worlds.Let’s dive into some awesome tiny houses that aren’t all metal but have lots of metal elements.

Corrugated Metal House for Under $35,000

This tiny house is a great deal at just under $35,000.

It mixes different types of siding, but a big part is corrugated metal, giving it a modern yet rustic look.

The same metal is also used inside as decorative wainscoting in both the bathroom and bedroom.

The Envy

Incredible Tiny Homes created this home, aptly named “The Envy.” It’s small at just 144 square feet but packs a punch with its corrugated metal siding and a predominantly wooden interior.

The White House

Designed by Sun Bear Tiny Homes, this sleek “White House” features 24-gauge metal siding and a structure made of 20-gauge steel studs, with galvanized sheet metal at the base and a metal roof. Inside, Brazilian Pecan hardwood floors complement a neutral, modern colour scheme.

The Crow

Blackbird Tiny Homes designed “The Crow,” which beautifully contrasts wood with corrugated metal siding. Inside, you’re greeted by a spacious area with an IKEA kitchen.

Tiny Cornish Shepherd’s Hut

This custom-built tiny house is all about corrugated metal siding and defines cozy inside.

The Russian River Studio

Designed by Cathy Schwabe Architecture, this artist’s retreat features wood and metal siding, with the metal on the more exposed north face for extra protection. The interior feels open and airy, with cleverly hidden workspaces.

Incredible Tiny Homes Texas-Style Tiny House

This 250 square-foot home features both wood and metal siding that shines, making the house look sleek. Its large windows flood the interior with light.

Corrugated Metal Mushroom Dome Tiny House Rental

This unique cabin in Monterey Bay, California, once topped the charts as an AirBnB rental. It’s built with corrugated metal siding.

Tiny Metal House with Metal Roof and Stylish Accents

This modern 130 square-foot home combines a metal roof with wood siding. Inside, even the shower has corrugated metal walls.

SteelGenix Micro Homes

SteelGenix builds tiny homes starting with a sturdy, moisture-resistant steel frame. Their homes, like the “Steelhaus” and concept “Stealth Microhome,” blend contemporary exteriors with minimalistic interiors.

Skookum

The Skookum by Westcoast Outbuildings packs 365 square feet of style into a trailer setup. It catches your eye with green metal siding and a contrasting lavender door.

The Blue Mountains Luxury Tiny House

Tailored Tiny Co. designed this modern marvel with black corrugated siding that highlights the contrasting wood accents. It has illuminated steps leading up to the loft, adding a futuristic touch.

The Coyote Cabin

Ready for a rustic adventure, the Coyote Cabin features a mix of wood and brown metal siding on a gooseneck trailer, offering a distinctly Western vibe.

The Sol Duc Cabin

Known for its industrial look and stilted design, the Sol Duc Cabin is almost indestructible with its steel and structural insulated panels. It features large sliding panels that seal up for privacy and protection.

These tiny houses show how versatile and functional metal can be in home design, each blending practicality with unique style.

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  1. Kimberly Frey Garcia

    I’m 64. Single female how would I find a place to out a tiny home? I’m just now starting to browse. I’m iin the Lane County Oregon area. I may have about $5k to start with then do a loan?

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