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What Comes With a Tiny D cabin
The price of a Tiny D is for a finished cabin, not a shell. It arrives with the bathroom fitted, the kitchenette in place and the floor heating wired, ready to connect. Here is what that means, part by part.

The short answer

Everything inside the walls is included. Delivery is a separate line in the offer. The foundation, the crane, the connections on site, permits and VAT are not in the price.

The shell

A timber frame with 200 mm of mineral wool in the floor and roof and 140 mm in the walls. U-values: floor 0.184, walls 0.255, roof 0.225 W/(m²·K). Outside, spruce cladding and a steel profile roof. Aluminium windows with double glazing and a glazed entrance door.

Inside

Spruce walls finished with wax and a parquet floor with heating under it, so there are no radiators. The floor area is 15 m², and 16 m² of living space including the loft.
Under the roof is a sleeping loft with a ladder, a safety rail, night lights and its own ventilation. With the loft, Tiny D sleeps four.

Bathroom and kitchenette

The bathroom is complete, down to the vanity under the basin: a rain shower, a basin, a toilet (or an off-grid one if the site has no sewer) and a 50-litre Ariston Velis water heater. The kitchenette has a sink and an under-counter fridge. Fittings are by Hansgrohe, Laufen, and Grohe, or equivalents of the same class.

Engineering

Mechanical ventilation by Zehnder, LED lighting, and all wiring and pipes, done at the factory. On site the cabin needs three things: a three-phase 25 A supply, a DN32 water pipe and a 110 mm sewer connection. More in Utility Connections.

What is not in the price

Delivery is quoted as a separate line: first as an average for mainland Europe, then for your site. Installation is agreed separately. The foundation, the crane or forklift, the site connections, permits and VAT are yours to arrange; what each depends on is in Costs Outside the Cabin Price.

Paying for it

An offer is valid for four weeks and becomes binding when you accept it by email. Payment comes in four steps: 10% to book production, 40% to start manufacturing, 30% when we move on to finishing, and 20% when the cabin is ready for delivery. Production takes 12–14 weeks.
See Tiny D, or read what happens on installation day in From Factory to Unfolded.
Specifications and terms as of November 2026.
By Gennadii Bakunin, Founder & CEO, Brette Haus
11.2026
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