The fact that Cora was able to get out safely, after the fire started, highlights the increased safety of the tiny homes over tarps, pallets, and boxes. Anything that slows the progression of the fire (eg the homes are small, fairly sealed boxes, which limits the availability of air needed for combustion vs a tent enclosure that isn't sealed at all and melts rapidly) will limit injury and death to occupants - a major win for folks who have moved in to one of these structures.
The fact that Cora was able to get out safely, after the fire started, highlights the increased safety of the tiny homes over tarps, pallets, and boxes. Anything that slows the progression of the fire (eg the homes are small, fairly sealed boxes, which limits the availability of air needed for combustion vs a tent enclosure that isn't sealed at all and melts rapidly) will limit injury and death to occupants - a major win for folks who have moved in to one of these structures.
Thanks as always, Andrew :)