✨Living off-grid on a float home provides an unparalleled connection with nature.
🌊Only accessible by boat or aircraft, this float home offers complete seclusion.
🏡The float home is a spacious 900 square feet, featuring all the amenities of a regular house.
🌱A self-sustaining lifestyle includes gardening, fishing, and harvesting driftwood.
☀️Power is provided by a 2000-watt solar system, and water comes from a nearby creek.
How do you get supplies while living off-grid?
—We rely on neighboring communities for groceries, propane, and other essentials, which we stock up on to minimize trips.
What challenges have you faced living on a float home?
—One of the main challenges is adapting to the seclusion and being away from family and friends. Additionally, weather conditions can sometimes delay access to town.
Is it difficult to sustain the water supply?
—We have a well-developed system that collects water from a nearby creek and stores it in reservoirs. The water is filtered for various uses, and we have never run out.
How do you heat the float home?
—We use wood as our primary heat source, cutting and splitting the firewood ourselves. It also doubles as our hot water source.
Do you experience any challenges with electricity during the winter?
—While our solar system provides power during the summer, we rely on a generator to supplement electricity in the winter when sunlight is limited.
00:00The float home offers a unique and immersive experience, allowing residents to be as close to nature as possible.
01:30The home is entirely off-grid and can only be accessed by boat or aircraft, ensuring complete seclusion.
03:30With 900 square feet of living space, the float home is equipped with all the amenities of a regular house, including a kitchen, laundry room, and multiple bedrooms.
06:00Living off-grid involves sustainable practices such as gardening, fishing, and using driftwood for various purposes.
07:30The power supply comes from a 2000-watt solar system, and water is sourced from a nearby creek.
