a tiny house that uses the three solar panels mounted on the roof to power itself without the need for electricity. The panels provide over a kilowatt of clean energy which is stored in 24 6-volt batteries.
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An eccentric kiosk in the shape of a house horizontally with unusual and vaguely hippie colors. He could look like any shack, a facsimile of those so loved by children because, they bring with them the merry-go-rounds during the city festivals.
And instead Speck, a tiny house which takes advantage of the three solar panels mounted on the roof to self-power without the need for electricity. The panels provide over one kilowatt of clean energy which in turn is stored in 24 6-volt batteries.
Originally designed in 2014 for the Georgia Music Festival, in the United States on off-grid kiosk mounted on a trailer is now at auction for just under $ 17. The announcement has been read by more than 7 thousand people but still, no one has decided to invest in what could become a point ofgreen meeting.
You can use it - reads the announcement - to create your own (small) events, for parties, for retail and for all the things that come to mind, having a (small) portable and sustainable clean energy plant, which does not need any kind of power except sunlight.
Le two small rooms plus the veranda could for example become a place to connect the plant a small concertino thus avoiding theexcess in the consumption of electricity or they could be exploited by telephone companies to create small ones zero impact shops. And again why not turn Speck into mini kiosk of drinks reducing costs what the power generator would entail?
In short, there are so many ideas, especially because the kiosk can be towed as easily as any trailer.
Entrepreneurs or aspiring entrepreneurs, are you still undecided?
Dominella Trunfio
Photo credit: Tinyhouselistings
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