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In order to maximize their living areas, Jack says they took advantage of every inch of their 350 square feet—they even found space in the hallway! "We decided to build these cabinets. This allowed us to keep the full-sized bathroom and also the full-sized bedroom," Jack says.

In the bedroom—the only one in the house—Jack was able to squeeze in a queen-sized bed. But, getting it upstairs was quite a challenge! To pull off this seemingly impossible feat, Jack bought a split box spring and was able to maneuver it into the room—"with difficulty," he says.
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Published 01/01/2006
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