Modular homes that unfold upon reaching the job site are not new but have you heard about the tiny house that can be transported on a standard flatbed and unfolds to form a home twice as big in less than two hours?
Brilliant design takes many forms, from simple to complex, small to large, and minimalistic to extravagant. In the case of Brette Haus tiny homes, exceptional design lands in the small and minimalistic realms while also providing portability, comfort, and sustainability.
While tiny homes and RVs have been growing in popularity for years now, the Haus designs manage to combine both those constructions and provide something new on top. Each building is prefabricated, foldable, and delivered in a compact shipping container via truck. Once on site, the homes are unfolded and set up by two people in less than three hours – and that includes connecting to water, sewage, and electricity.
The whole package weighs in at around 9,479 pounds. Hinged edges provide the mechanism for folding and unfolding the homes, which can be repeated up to 100 times. This makes them an especially convenient option for people and businesses who need temporary space and move around a lot: simply pack up and move the entire dwelling. The homes can be placed just about anywhere from a city lot to a vacant hillside. They don’t even need a foundation, and off-grid options are also available.
They ship worldwide including the US.
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