So far it is the best resource I have come across to describe wear layers, thickness, and durability to help you decide what type of plank you want to buy.

Whether your building on a barge or a tiny house on wheels, the fact the that base/structure is non-standard will add complexity and cost as well.I don't know Anacortes's rules specifically, but wetlands/shoreline and tiny houses don't mix well in many cities and counties in WA, especially when you throw Airbnb in as well.

No need to reinvent the wheel here!

In my humble opinion, It's completely unnecessary to recreate the wheel and repeat rookie mistakes.

Or, they're just asleep at the wheel.  

I talked with Josh at Wheel Barrow Profits (WBP), and he started added value from day 1, before I ever even wrote a check I had tons of leads on how to continue to grow my business.

I guess if you’re doing it somewhere that doesn’t have slab construction it could be more durable?

Reinventing the wheel I understand this is a “cowboy” business filled with creative entrepreneurial Type A personalities who all think they know better; however, right now is NOT the time to try new ideas!

@Dev Horn Anyone have an old daisy-wheel printer that still works.  

LOL He has Brandon running on a hamster wheel to generate free power for his house.