Choosing the right Tiny House is a detailed process, as many factors contribute to making it perfect for your needs. Our tiny homes on wheels can serve various purposes: 

Affordable Homeownership
They allow young adults to afford and own their first home, with or without a mortgage. 

Nomadic Lifestyle
Young couples can design a small, mobile home that meets their everyday needs. 

Elderly Downsizing
They enable the elderly to downsize, reduce living costs, and live simply, whether on their own land or in a family member’s backyard. 

Investment Opportunities
Investors can use them for additional rental income, Airbnb, and other real estate investments. 

Employee Accommodation
Businesses in mining, construction, and farming can provide comfortable living spaces for remote, fly-in/fly-out employees. 

Philanthropy and Non-Profits
Organisations can provide a roof for those who cannot afford one, supporting their mission to help those in need. 

Insurance Solutions
Insurance companies can offer temporary living spaces for clients affected by natural disasters. 

Feel free to call or email us to discuss which model would best suit your needs

Absolutely! Tiny homes are a popular choice for granny flats due to their potential exemption from council approval. Our models can be customised to better suit your relatives’ needs, including options for single-level layouts with features like accessible doorways and ramps for wheelchairs and mobility aids. 

There is no risk if the planning and execution of the build are done by a reputable manufacturer. With the growing demand for housing in Australia, a well-built and compliant tiny home will always be a secure investment. Unlike fixed dwellings, your Tiony Home on wheels can be relocated to other suitable properties, offering greater flexibility. 

This can vary based on your intended future use of the home. However, currently, a builder’s license is not required for a standard Tiny Home on Wheels where building approval is not necessary. According to existing regulations, the construction of a tiny home on wheels typically falls under the caravan code, although this may depend on whether it is intended for temporary or semi-permanent use. Tinyhome QLD holds a builder’s license and always seeks to construct in alignment with the national building code, especially if the tiny home may require certification for a more permanent location in the future. As licensed builders, we consider your plans and offer options that add value and consider future needs. 

All our quotes are free. Simply email or call us or fill out the “Request a Quote” form at the bottom of each model’s page on our “Contact Us” page. 

Unfortunately, no. Producing a comprehensive document that effectively communicates the design to an audience with varying levels of construction experience involves too many complexities.  

It typically takes 8-12 weeks (about 3 months) after the drawings are approved.   

No, we do not offer custom-built Tiny Homes on wheels currently. However, all our models have been meticulously designed, engineered, and tested to maximise space utilisation, natural light, and ventilation, ensuring optimal functionality for small living spaces at an affordable price.    

Absolutely! There is flexibility to make changes within certain limits. Our Standard Tiny home on wheels can be personalised with options for fittings, fixtures, and finishes such as flooring, cabinetry, benchtops, sinks, and more.     

We aim to use high-quality materials that meet Australian standards and are built to last. Our tiny houses on wheels feature cold-formed steel framing for the main structure, offering benefits such as precision engineering, dimensional stability, lightweight efficiency, weather resistance, sustainability, high tensile strength, and fire safety. Despite using these premium materials, our objective is to maintain affordability as much as possible.