Tiny House

While the structure is durable and suitable for permanent living, it is designed as a mobile unit. Depending on your local building codes and intended use, you may need to place it on a leveled concrete pad, gravel base, or pier foundation.

The home is built with a galvanized steel frame and rigid sandwich panels, ensuring it remains sturdy once unfolded and secured. The foldable mechanism is engineered for both portability and long-term structural stability.

The unit includes a fully equipped bathroom and kitchen, but final connections to local utility lines—such as water, sewage, and electricity—must be completed by a licensed professional upon installation.

The interior features customizable room configurations, but these are typically finalized during the manufacturing process. We recommend verifying your preferred layout with the support team before production begins.

The fireproof and waterproof sandwich panels provide a reliable barrier against moisture and environmental elements. While they offer good basic insulation, you may need to add supplemental climate control depending on your specific climate zone.

You will need a flat, level, and accessible site that can support the 3,600-pound weight of the unit. Ensure the delivery path is clear of low-hanging wires or narrow passages to accommodate the dimensions of the folded house.