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Über Teeny Tiny Homes
Teeny Tiny Homes, based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, is an established manufacturer of factory-built, portable tiny homes. With over 10 years of industry experience and more than 400 homes built Australia-wide, the company focuses on providing affordable, certified dwellings designed to help homeowners escape the rental cycle without sacrificing size or style.
The company specializes in a diverse range of prefabricated homes, including various tiny home sizes (from 6M to 13.5M), luxury models, and homes on wheels. They also cater to the secondary dwelling and granny flat markets. Their construction emphasizes durability and adherence to stringent Australian building codes. Each home is constructed with a strong, long-lasting galvanized steel skid base and a robust steel frame, featuring Australian Colorbond® roofing and wall cladding. Premium Dowell windows and sliding doors are standard, and internal ceiling heights are elevated, ranging from 2400mm to 2800mm raked heights.
All Teeny Tiny Homes are built to Australian Standards and the National Construction Code (NCC), ensuring high quality and safety. The company provides a 10-year structural warranty and offers cyclone-rated options to suit diverse Australian climatic conditions. Their homes are designed to achieve a 7-star energy efficiency rating. Teeny Tiny Homes is committed to full compliance, with all work performed by QBCC Certified plumbers, electricians, and waterproofers, and installations facilitated by QBCC Licensed installers. They also assist with the complex council approval process through a network of certifiers and builders, offering support with all necessary forms and certificates, backed by a money-back guarantee on deposits if council approval is not obtained.
Modellindex
| Modell | Größe | Schlafzimmer |
|---|---|---|
| 12M Home | 41 m² | — |
| 13.5M Home | 46 m² | — |
| 6M Home | 20 m² | — |
| 8M Home | 27 m² | — |
| 9.6M Home | 33 m² | — |
| Home on Wheels | 20 m² | — |
| Luxury Home | — | — |
Teeny Tiny Homes: Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wie viel kostet ein Teeny Tiny Homes-Haus?
Teeny Tiny Homes-Häuser reichen von €72,999 bis €109,999 bei 6 bepreisten Modellen. Der endgültige Preis hängt von Anpassungen, der Vorbereitung des Bauplatzes, der Lieferentfernung und den anfallenden Steuern ab.
Was ist das günstigste Teeny Tiny Homes-Modell?
Das 6M Home ist das günstigste Modell von Teeny Tiny Homes und beginnt bei €72,999 für 20 m².
Wo hat Teeny Tiny Homes seinen Sitz?
Teeny Tiny Homes hat seinen Sitz in Canberra, Australien. Ihre Website ist https://teenytinyhomes.com.au/.
Wie viele Hausmodelle bietet Teeny Tiny Homes an?
Teeny Tiny Homes hat 7 Modelle im Katalog, die Tiny House, Mobilheim abdecken. Die meisten Hersteller akzeptieren auch kundenspezifische Änderungen auf Anfrage.
Modelle

12M Home

13.5M Home

6M Home
8M Home

9.6M Home

Home on Wheels

Luxury Home
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