These are the Sleek Backcountry and Front Country Huts by Backcountry Hut Company.
This innovative design will arrive “flat packed” and can be assembled much like Ikea furniture. It’s sleek and modern and will come in multiple sizes and configurations to fit anywhere from 2 to 24 people!
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Sleek Backcountry and Frontcountry Huts
Images via Backcountry Hut Company
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Images via Backcountry Hut Company
Highlights:
- Modular design to adapt structure to your needs
- Easy to assemble without heavy machinery
- Customize exterior and interior finishes
- FSB certified lumber
- 100% recyclable components
- Base model between 191 to 937 sq. ft.
- Fit 2 to 24 people respecetively
- Community kitchen and bunk beds in Backcountry
- Frontcountry designed for urban living with regular kitchen and sleeping area
- Contact for quote
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Amazing!!!!!
Flat Pack homes… the way of the future… Today! Love them… one should see the British series titled My Flat Pack Home. Amazing things are being done there in this field.
Yes these are a really excellent innovation. — Tiny House Talk Team
I’ve always liked the idea of ‘kit’ houses & this one looks cool. Sadly, I couldn’t find much info at their website (engineering specs, building code specs, $, etc.)
For those that may not know, Sears Roebuck offered kit homes in their catalogs 100 year ago. They reportedly sold 70,000+ units, had many different models, & there are Sears houses still standing. Here’s a couple links.
http://www.arts-crafts.com/archive/sears-roebuck.shtml
http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/tag/the-old-sears-catalog/
These weren’t modular homes but were designed for permanent placement with all the lumber precut & numbered.
It was unclear whether or not they were selling them yet. Hopefully more details will be available! And I didn’t know that — thanks Bigfoot!
Very interesting concept, adaptable anywhere.
Exactly 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Interesting and timely concept. Like to see a real house with detailed interior and some pricing. The alternative link for the builder give little information on what to expect.
It had a location to request a quote, so I’m sure you could email them as an interested buyer and get more answers? But I also don’t think they are officially on the market yet. — Tiny House Talk Team
Standardizing parts saves money and makes repair or alterations much cheaper. Japanese homes were standardized centuries ago, allowing many cost cutting advantages. Flat pack is an extension of this idea.
Nice design. A ballpark price figure of base units would be nice too.
Yes I’d like to know what they plan to sell them for! — Tiny House Talk Team
If .gov would get out of the way, this standardization principle could be used in tiny homes whether on wheels or not & give people seeking affordable housing some reasonably priced alternatives. You can buy a very well built 1,300 – 1,400 sq ft mobile home for $60K to $80K. It’s mobile. If the multitude of laws & codes were changed to accommodate tiny houses, I see no reason why there wouldn’t be new tiny homes available for the price of a sub compact car. ——- Maybe some day ——-
Good point! — Tiny House Talk Team
I stopped looking when I got to the helicopter and sled dogs…!
Haha you don’t have to have it shipped that way! Just shows you can have it anywhere 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
The shape and configuration seems suitable for passive solar set-ups also.
Good point! — Tiny House Talk Team
Despite being left with more questions than answers after seeing their website, I find these designs very interesting (especially given the flat pack concept). Intriguing stuff!
Very much so! — Tiny House Talk Team
it is essentially post and beam, be it gluelam or some pressfibre variation by the looks of it, with SIP panel construction! which is pretty standard by now but highly efficient and cost effective. Those panels come all precut and ready for door and window installation plus the electrical can als be preinstalled as well if desired! Plug + Play as it where…… 😉 . Then cover with whatever siding you’d like.
Ed