- Can Tiny D cabins be used year-round, including winter?
Absolutely. Tiny D cabins are designed for year-round comfort with high-performance insulation that meets cold-climate standards. The thick wooden structure provides excellent heat and sound insulation — several times better than brick or concrete of similar thickness — ensuring comfortable guest stays even in windy coastal or mountain locations. Optional upgrades like infrared or underfloor heating extend shoulder season and winter operations.
- How are utilities connected?
Each Tiny D cabin comes pre-fitted for easy connection to standard electricity, water, and sewage systems. Hookup is straightforward, similar to connecting a small residential unit. For off-grid projects, we offer solar energy kits, rainwater harvesting systems, and composting or off-grid toilet solutions.
- Can I configure a fully off-grid Tiny D cabin?
Yes. You can equip Tiny D with a solar energy kit (5 kWp), off-grid toilet, fire or pellet stove for heating, and rainwater collection systems. This allows you to place cabins in remote vineyards, forest sites, or coastal areas without access to municipal utilities, reducing infrastructure costs and expanding your location options.
- What maintenance is required?
Maintenance is similar to any high-quality wooden structure: regular exterior treatments (staining or sealing every few years), inspection of joints and seals, and standard HVAC or plumbing upkeep. We provide a detailed maintenance guide with every cabin to help your team keep the unit in excellent condition.
- How do guests typically rate the comfort and space?
Guests describe Tiny D as surprisingly spacious despite its compact dimensions, with full bathroom amenities, good acoustics, generous natural light, and excellent thermal comfort. The natural wood interior and careful design create a calm, premium experience that drives positive reviews and repeat bookings.