10′ Wide, 32′ Tiny House Trailer Plans

10′ Wide, 32′ Tiny House Trailer Plans

To meet the needs of a wider Tiny House, these 10’ width trailer blueprints include extra engineering and design. Low, wide 10’ x 30’ or 32’ top deck. Up to 18,000 lbs total capacity.

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Description

For a wider house, these are the 10′ wide version of our 32′ tiny house foundation trailer plans. This is the middle width as an answer to the Size Quandary. Build it at 32′ (primary length) or 30′ (optional length). — Just one of the many options in the plans. We also offer this trailer in a traditional 8.5′ Width and in the extra wide size 12′ Wide platform.

With 32′ length and a wider than standard 10′ width, tiny is not so tiny because the added width yields a lot of extra space. All our Tiny House Trailer Plans have a design, with engineering, specifically for building your home on. Build the foundation to last a lifetime.

A primary feature is the low deck (house floor) to enhance the interior headroom. Of course it has the option for drop axles, but we did a lot more. The floor integrates into the frame which saves vertical inches to maximize interior space. Now with these wide tiny house trailer plans, tiny is definitely not cramped.

Wide Tiny House Trailer Plans

The trailers at on Mechanical Elements are designed for the jobs intended. Since Tiny House trailer plans have unique needs, we design these for the exact job. You requested the wider version of our popular 32′ design, so here it is. These are wide tiny house trailer plans. Like the standard width, this trailer has optimization for minimal deflection. Read the Engineering Case Study for Tiny House trailer design on the Synthesis website.

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Specifications

10′ Wide, 32′ Tiny House Trailer Plans

High capacity triple axles for maximum support.
10′ x 32′ nominal deck size, or 30′ length option. (Frame is 118″ wide for house finish at 10′ width.)
18,000 lb. capacity. * For more capacity than you should need.
Optimized low floor because joist support integrates into the frame for max internal head space.
Trailer frame is designed for supporting load at the perimeter — where outside walls carry the weight.
Special welded frame design makes for easier construction and a flat, well supported floor.
Steel frame has I-Beams and Rectangular tube for main supports. Angle is in convenient bolting areas.
Plans include options.
Full detail drawings and illustrated instructions come with the download.
The design is fully Engineered, and ready to go.
After payment, just save the blueprints to your computer. It’s that fast.

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More About The Design Features

Finite Element Analysis for Tiny Home Trailer Plans — 20′ Trailer Analysis in this Image. The 32′ Frame Analysis is Similar.

Engineering in these plans includes all we learn from the design of other tiny house trailers. The frame is a solid foundation for your new house, including a cool construction technique to simplify building and help make everything straight and flat. But it’s even more. We use the great engineering tools like FEA (Finite Element Analysis) to back up our claims of “Stiff” and “Strong”. If you are ready for a new Tiny Home, this is the way to go.

The trailer frame is 118″ wide so siding and edging can extend beyond the frame 1″ on either side. This hides the frame, while staying within 10′ width.
Total capacity is 18,000 lbs. (including the trailer) total capacity.
Design includes a perimeter ledge to support the walls. Anchoring is flexible to fit your floor plan and make building both easy and robust.
Material selections emphasize strength and stiffness for your Tiny Home Foundation. I-Beams for the main loads; Rectangular Tube for crossmembers to resist frame twist; Angle for bolting areas where the exterior walls bolt directly to the frame.
The house floor integrates down into the trailer frame to lower the floor and maximize head space.
Since space is important, the integration of sides, walls, and flooring with the frame design allows maximum volume for the house.
This trailer can modify for 10.5′ width by adding 3″ to every cross member. Just adjust the bill of materials for the change. See towing note below.

All this because the trailer design has a focus as a Tiny House Trailer Foundation. In this case, specifically for wide tiny house trailer plans.

For more detail information about wide tiny house trailer plans, please read the wide sizes introduction article.

Start Your Wide Tiny House Trailer Right

No doubt, if you are looking for a sturdy, yet wide Tiny House Trailer as a Foundation for your new home, here’s your plans. Build it to last a lifetime – and more. Build it well, then it will serve you well.

Order the plans above, then download immediately and start construction right away! The solid foundation from these Tiny House Trailer Plans is the first step to a fantastic new home.

Please Note:

In most jurisdictions, because of the extra width, this trailer will require special permits to travel on public roads. Please make sure these wide tiny house trailer plans will work for your situation.
While 10.5′ width is an option with these plans, in some areas, going over 10′ wide is a different category for towing. Check your legal towing requirements.
Check your local laws to see if they’ve adopted the ICC standards for Tiny Houses. These plans comply, yet it’s also worth knowing if the codes apply to the house portion of your construction.

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Maximizing Your Project

Plans from Mechanical Elements are an awesome start to a great project. Here are some resources to help even more!

First: For more info about the plans, please read: What's In The Plans? and What Makes Our Trailer Plans Better?

Second: Purchase the plans with the "Add to Cart" button, then right after payment, a digital copy is ready to save on your computer. Please see this article if you have questions about getting the plans.

Third: We have a lot of articles to help in building a trailer. Just type a question in the Show Me bar (top of this page) for a list. Or, for simple browsing, please see the many Articles from the Mechanic.

Reminder: Trailer building requires metal working skill and tools for things like cutting, drilling, and accurate set-up, as well as welding skill. Strength, durability, and enjoyment depend on building the trailer well. Build it well, then Enjoy the Finished Project !!

Notes for Success

* Trailer load capacity depends on all the parts and materials, as well as the craftsmanship in building. All Mechanical Elements trailers are engineered to perform as stated when built as defined with proper care in construction – including parts, material, construction techniques, weld integrity, assembly methods, and finishing. Capacity for this trailer also requires proper choices for parts such as the hitch, axle(s), wheels, tires, safety chain, decking, bolts, pins, etc. Please make sure component load capacities match or exceed the trailer total capacity. Do not exceed manufacturers limits.

For trouble-free trailer life we always encourage care and safety. Please make sure all fastening methods will handle the vibration and environment of how and where the trailer will operate – including proper fastener types, bolt grades, torques, and nut types. Then, be smart about loading the trailer, load distribution, tire pressure, tire condition and the mechanics of towing. We want you safe to enjoy your trailer for a long time ahead. Always use proper safety and securing equipment when loading or towing a trailer.

Thank You — The Mechanical Elements Team