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Tiny house
This type of modular house consumes energy economically, but provides long-term comfortable living. It can function as: a vacation home, a guest house, a summer house, or in any other way you need.
Technical characteristics
Appointment
96
Area
3,1
Height
56
Person
Over all dimensions of the building (LxWxH): 6.8 x 2.55 x 2.5 m
Ceiling height: 2.5 m
Building floor: 2 floor
Total area of the building: 25,81 m2
Terrace dimensions: additional option
Production period: 30 working days
Our buildings are sustainable, reliable and environmentally friendly.
Lead time from order to installation - from 1 to 3 months
Ceiling height: 2.5 m
Building floor: 2 floor
Total area of the building: 25,81 m2
Terrace dimensions: additional option
Production period: 30 working days
Our buildings are sustainable, reliable and environmentally friendly.
Lead time from order to installation - from 1 to 3 months
Ready project
Specification and price
The cost of a modular house depends on the content of the equipment.
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Base
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Your home - anywhere
The technologies we utilize enable us to install our modular homes even in locations with harsh winters, consistent precipitation, unpredictable and changing weather conditions. Our approach allows you to not worry about the house and set it up wherever you desire.
Your personal design
Modular houses allow you to realize any interior design options, any style. We can implement our design, but if you want, you can make your own design project, choose finishing materials and appliances.
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Frequently asked questions
Stages of modular home installation:
The time required for manufacturing and installation of the homes is typically 4-8 weeks.
1
Designing
- Development and approval of the house project.
- Manufacturing of modules according to the project.
- Installation of necessary systems in the modules (electrical wiring, plumbing, heating, etc.).
- Production of modules.
2
Preparation works
- Determining the location of the house and obtaining the necessary construction permits.
- Site preparation, including vegetation removal, leveling the terrain, and foundation installation.
3
Transportation of modules:
- Transporting the modules to the construction site.
- Developing and implementing the installation plan.
4
Module installation
- Installing the foundation for the modular building.
- Connecting the modules using bolts and brackets.
- Installing the roof, facade, and windows.
5
Connection of utilities
- Connecting electrical wiring, water supply, heating, and other utilities to the house.
- Establishing external infrastructure such as sewage systems and gas tanks.
6
Interior work
- Completing interior works, including door installation, flooring, wall finishes, and plumbing fixtures.
- Connecting electrical appliances and household equipment.
7
Project completion
- Conducting final inspections and system adjustments.
- Signing the acceptance certificate and obtaining the occupancy permit for the house.
Today, you may only place a tiny house for permanent living in a residential area. Living permanently in a tiny house on farmland or in a nature reserve is therefore prohibited.
On farmland, you will therefore only be able to stay in your tiny house on a non-permanent basis, for example on weekends or a few weeks during the summer vacations. If you want to be sure you are in order and not committing any violations, it is best to contact the municipality.
Do you choose to live permanently in a tiny house within a residential area? Then you need a permit. Currently, the legal framework around tiny houses in Belgium is vague and nothing is written about it in the Flemish Housing Code, Flemish or Belgian legislation. It is the municipalities that will decide whether or not to grant a permit. It is therefore best to check with the urban planning department of your municipality beforehand. Some municipalities, such as the city of Leuven, for example, have already developed their own policy on the placement of tiny houses.
On farmland, you will therefore only be able to stay in your tiny house on a non-permanent basis, for example on weekends or a few weeks during the summer vacations. If you want to be sure you are in order and not committing any violations, it is best to contact the municipality.
Do you choose to live permanently in a tiny house within a residential area? Then you need a permit. Currently, the legal framework around tiny houses in Belgium is vague and nothing is written about it in the Flemish Housing Code, Flemish or Belgian legislation. It is the municipalities that will decide whether or not to grant a permit. It is therefore best to check with the urban planning department of your municipality beforehand. Some municipalities, such as the city of Leuven, for example, have already developed their own policy on the placement of tiny houses.
Our managers are always ready to answer your questions. You can call us during the weekends and at night. Also, you can visit our office for a personal consultation.
Our company works according to the principle of individual approach to every client. This method allows us to succeed in tasks of any level.
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