It’s not uncommon for the water pipes to freeze in a tiny house. In order to prevent that you need a plan to get fresh water to your tiny house. Tumbleweed Owners have first hand knowledge and experience and share their stories.

1. Fill Your Internal Water Tank

If you are interested in being off-grid, you’ve probably already planned on having an internal fresh water tank for your Tiny House RV. I’m referring to the tank as “internal” because it’s a good idea to store fresh water inside the insulated part of your Tumbleweed so that it doesn’t freeze in cold climates.

To fill your fresh water tank, you’ll use the water inlet located on the exterior of your Tiny House RV. To run fresh water to the inlet, you have two options: