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Industry Updates
News and legislation updates regarding tiny homes
Self-Contained Cabin Checklist: What You Need to Plan Before Building
The most expensive mistake isn’t building a cabin, it’s adding things after  you thought you were done. Trust me, retrofitting is where budgets go to cry. So, before you pour concrete or unwrap a single length of cladding, here’s the practical, no-nonsense checklist we walk every self-contained build through: 1. Water — how’s it getting there? Will you trench from the house? Install a tank? Need filtration? Hot water cylinder or instant gas? Showers and sinks sound simple un
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Sleepout, Granny Flat or Tiny Home — What’s Best for Your Backyard?
We get asked this almost daily, and the truth is...there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best backyard build isn’t the one that looks great on Pinterest, it’s the one that actually serves your household . Let’s break it down by lifestyle instead of labels. The Sleepout: Perfect if you need overflow. Teen retreat, home office, guest space, gaming HQ, morning yoga room, it’s there when you need it, easy to heat, simple to run. Sleepouts don’t require full plumbing, which ke
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From Delivery to Done: What Actually Happens When Your Flatpack Cabin Arrives
When we delivered our very first flatpack cabin years ago, I remember standing at the gate with equal parts excitement and nerves. We had planned every detail on paper, but nothing quite prepares you for the moment a full timber cabin turns up on the back of a truck. If you’re waiting on your own delivery day, here’s what to really  expect — the good, the sweaty, and the satisfying. First comes transport. Our cabins usually arrive on a curtain-side truck or HIAB, depending o
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