Father-son Duo Chooses Metal Roofing as Their Go-to Material for Their Tiny Home Creations

By Anna Lockhart.  

Tiny homes require mighty roofs and wall panels, which is why this California duo pick metal as their material of choice for their tiny home projects!  

The California Tiny House is a company founded and operated by a father and son duo, Pat and Nick Mosley, who have a knack for creating unique, tiny houses for people looking for an economical and easily transportable home. Tiny homes, which have increased in popularity in the last decade, are versatile homes with built-in wheels ranging from 200-350 square feet in size and provide owners with a cozy and personal haven while on the road.  

Wanting the homes they design to be of great quality and durability while also staying an afforable option for potential buyers, Pat and Nick decided that metal was the way to go when it came to roofs and wall panels. For individuals with a tight budget or sustainability in mind, a custom tiny home made with metal materials is the perfect solution, especially for those looking to travel frequently.  

For sourcing their metal roofing panels, Pat and Nick worked with the professionals at MBCI to set them up with the MBCI Slimline® standing seam metal roofing panels. Designed to be a near indestructible product and made to withstand the harshest of winds, the Slimline panels were the perfect option to add to their portable tiny homes.  

For the wall panels, Pat and Nick went with the MBCI PBD wall panels for aesthetically pleasing accents to the exterior of the tiny home, complementing the paired metal roof. The result was an ultra-modern, eye-catching exterior that is both pleasing to look at while also incredibly durable and economical.  

Read the California Tiny House case study from MBCI to learn more about their tiny home projects using metal roofing and wall panels.