1. A lot of simple tools were used to make this and I dont have the exact count on materials. The total cost was around $1100 (trailer included). T...

3. After the trailer is set up, attach the 1/2 in plywood as well as the 2x3 frame to the trailer frame. I used a bunch of carriage bolts through e...

4. The next step was to make the frame. Measurements change depending on which window(s) you choose and where you want to put them. I went with 28x...

5. I started by attaching the front wall using 3 inch construction screws. I used an awful lot of them to ensure intregrity. It is super important...

6. As if it wasn't apparent from the photos, I do not have an indoor shop to work on this. Being as I live in SC and it rains almost every day, we...

7. Since I did a lot of guess work with the dimensions, I made the walls too high. They sit at 58" high, so excess plywood needs to be stitche...

8. I used (2) rolls of pink panther insulation on all 3 walls before I put up the inside panels.

9. In other instructables I saw people use underlayment. I decided to just use 5/16 plywood. The same procedure as the outside was used. Cut window...

10. The back door is attached using (3) 8 inch hinges. The frame for the door is made of (1) 2x3 for the hinges to attach to, and the rest are 2x2....

11. This bad boy has 3 coats of outdoor paint and primer. The paint is thick enough to hide the ugly seam. It also doubles as a protection from wat...