Two ways to live tiny.
Explore Epic Pods and Tiny Homes on Wheels. Each follows its own installation, vehicle and land-use pathway.
Australian project requirements can be built into the design.
If your proposed Pod or THOW installation requires a building-approval pathway, we can coordinate the changes needed to adapt the base design for the Australian project.
Depending on the project, this can include NCC review, structural engineering, BASIX in NSW and NatHERS assessment where applicable. We then coordinate those requirements with the supplier so the manufactured unit matches the approved project specification.
This is a separate project-specific service. It does not mean that every standard Pod or THOW model is already NCC-approved or Class 1a.
How Compliance Adaptation WorksAlready have a design? We can review it for prefab construction.
If you already have architectural plans, sketches or a preferred tiny-home design, send them to our team for review. We can assess whether the concept is suitable for prefabricated manufacture and work with you to adapt it for production.
Where a building-approval pathway is required, we can also coordinate the Australian design requirements that may apply — including structural engineering, NCC review, BASIX in NSW and NatHERS assessment where applicable.
Our role is to bridge the gap between the client’s design and the manufacturing process, helping ensure the supplier produces a home that reflects the approved Australian project specification rather than simply reproducing an overseas standard design.
Feasibility, minimum order quantities, engineering, approvals and final pricing depend on the design, dimensions, site, intended use and factory requirements.
THOW models can be upgraded to a Class 1a specification if required, for a fixed fee. Contact us to discuss the requirements for your project.
The current trailer range consists of five established models already manufactured for the Australian market.
Trailer collectionQueensland
18.8m²A compact home-on-wheels available in single-level and two-storey configurations, with a queen sleeping area, kitchen, bathroom and outdoor deck.
Trailer collectionCider Box
26m²A double-shed-roof design for couples and small families, with two sleeping lofts, a full kitchen, laundry space, clerestory windows and storage stairs.
Trailer collectionFlorida
27.1m²A family-friendly two-bed design with a living room, complete kitchen, dining space and loft accommodation for up to three people.
Trailer collectionRimini
CompactA warm single-level model with a bed nook, kitchen, bathroom and inviting terrace.
Trailer collectionLecco
28m²A two-level design with two sleeping zones, a kitchen, activity area, bathroom and integrated stair access.
Start with a custom tiny home brief.
Tell us about your site, intended use and preferred layout.
Discuss a cPods can be considered for a suitable trailer platform or permanent footings. Permanent installations require site-specific approval and certification; trailer configurations follow the applicable vehicle, registration and land-use pathway.
Trailer or footings20 Foot Pod
12.8m²The most compact pod in the collection, designed as an efficient studio-style retreat for one or two people.
Trailer or footings30 Foot Pod
18.7m²A longer one-bedroom pod with a defined living area, offering more room for everyday comfort, work or extended stays.
Trailer or footings40 Foot Pod
25.3m²The largest pod in the range, with two bedrooms arranged at opposite ends and a central living, kitchen and bathroom zone.