Two sleeping lofts
Separate loft zones provide flexible accommodation for couples, children or guests.
Two-loft tiny house on wheels
The Cider Box
A distinctive double-shed-roof design with two separate sleeping lofts, a full kitchen, laundry space and storage stairs.
Tiny Home on Wheels classification
Not a Class 1a building.
This model is supplied as a Tiny Home on Wheels (THOW) on a purpose-built trailer. Epic Tiny Homes' current THOW models are not Class 1a buildings and are not supplied with Class 1a or NCC building approval/certification.
They follow the applicable trailer and vehicle-approval, registration, towing, placement, occupation and local land-use requirements. A VIN or trailer registration is not a building approval. If a THOW is later permanently installed, altered or proposed for a use that triggers building approval, separate site-specific planning, engineering and certification requirements may apply.
Made for couples and small families
Two lofts, more light and practical storage within a compact footprint.
The Cider Box is designed for couples and small families who need flexible sleeping space without sacrificing the comforts of everyday living.
Its non-traditional double-shed roof line creates extra volume and visual interest while allowing daylight to enter through strategically placed clerestory windows. Optional skylights and full-glass doors can further enhance the sense of space.
The main loft is accessed by stairs rather than a ladder, and those stairs can incorporate useful storage compartments. The kitchen provides space for a four-burner stove, while the long counter includes bar seating for meals and casual dining.
Storage stairs
The main loft is accessed by stairs that can include integrated storage compartments.
Complete trailer package
Supplied on its purpose-built trailer with VIN and vehicle-approval documentation confirmed for the manufactured unit. Registration remains subject to the applicable RAV and state or territory requirements.
FREE nationwide delivery*
Standard Australia-wide delivery is included, subject to terms and site conditions.
Trailer registration, inspections, fees, towing limits and road-use requirements vary by state or territory. A VIN does not itself establish eligibility for registration. The applicable vehicle approval or RAV entry, mass documentation and state or territory registration requirements must be completed before road use.
Floorplan and dimensions
Compact ground-floor living with a generous loft zone above.
The ground floor combines the activity area, dining counter, full kitchen, bathroom and loft stairs. Above, the loft accommodates the main sleeping zone and additional utility or sleeping space.
Total area26m²
External size2.35m × 7.36m
Internal size2.12m × 7.12m
Total weightUnder 4 tonnes*
Overall heightUnder 4m*
Sleeping2 loft zones
*Preliminary concept figures. Final mass, height, engineering, vehicle approval or RAV entry and registration documentation must be confirmed for the manufactured configuration.
Distinctive architecture
More volume and more daylight.
The double-shed roof creates additional interior height and gives the Cider Box its recognisable profile.
- Clerestory windows introduce daylight higher into the space
- Optional skylights can further brighten the loft zones
- Full-glass doors create a stronger connection to the outdoors
- The stepped roof line adds visual depth and architectural character
Interior gallery
Practical family living, organised vertically.
Interior images show the intended spatial character. Final finishes, fixtures and appliances may vary.
Key features
Designed around flexibility and useful storage.
Two sleeping lofts
Separate loft areas give couples and small families more flexibility.
Full kitchen
Space for a four-burner stove, sink, cabinetry and preparation areas.
Bar seating
A long counter doubles as a practical dining area.
Laundry space
Provision for laundry facilities within the compact ground-floor plan.
Storage stairs
Stair compartments help make better use of otherwise wasted space.
Clerestory windows
High-level glazing brings natural light into the loft and central living zones.
THOW regulatory pathway
Trailer-based, not Class 1a.
Epic Tiny Homes' current Tiny Homes on Wheels are trailer-based products and are not Class 1a buildings. They are not supplied with Class 1a or NCC building approval/certification.
The applicable requirements relate to the trailer and vehicle approval, registration, towing, placement, occupation and local land-use rules. If the unit is later permanently installed, altered or proposed for a use that triggers building approval, separate planning, engineering and certification requirements may apply.
Warranty coverage
Manufacturer-backed protection for the structure and supplied components.
The manufacturing factory has operated for more than 15 years.
Galvanized-steel structure
Manufacturer warranty on the galvanized-steel structure of the house and trailer.
Remaining components
Manufacturer warranty on the remaining manufacturer-supplied house and trailer components.
Approved replacement materials
The factory provides replacement materials without charge for approved claims, excluding fair wear and tear.
Contractor workmanship
The contractor remains responsible for workmanship, installation and other obligations within their contracted scope.
Final periods, exclusions, claims, freight, labour, removal, reinstallation, appliance coverage and third-party responsibilities are governed by the signed contract and warranty pack.
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