Quick Housing Solutions, based in Sydney, Australia, has developed a line of compact modular dwellings marketed as “SHACK in a PACK.” The product range includes the one-bedroom Jillaroo, the studio Squatter, and the backyard office Joey.
Design Details
- Manufacturer: Quick Housing Solutions
- Location: Sydney, Australia
- Construction: Modular panel system with snap-click-lock technology
- Assembly: No heavy equipment required
- Models: Joey (office), Squatter (studio), Jillaroo (one-bedroom)
- Customization: Multiple color options available
- Use Case: Granny flats, accessory dwelling units, home offices
Joey Backyard Office Exterior
Images via Quick Housing Solutions
Joey Office Floor Plan
Squatter Studio Exterior
Squatter Studio Floor Plan
Jillaroo One-Bedroom Exterior
Jillaroo One-Bedroom Floor Plan
Lessons from Modular Granny Flat Design
- Snap-Together Systems Speed Installation: Panel systems that click together eliminate the need for specialized tools and heavy equipment
- Product Lines Address Multiple Markets: Offering office, studio, and bedroom configurations covers different customer needs from one manufacturing process
- ADU Policies Create Market Opportunities: Government regulations permitting accessory dwelling units open demand for compact housing products
- Color Options Add Perceived Value: Allowing exterior customization helps units blend with existing properties
- Flat-Pack Shipping Reduces Costs: Modular panels that ship flat lower transportation expenses compared to fully-built structures
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Very nice. I love the simple geometry, clear space delineation, and public vs. private space separation. Simple, clean lines, logic, efficiency and comfort. That's just the way I like it.
Something is off on the metric conversion. The square feet look like they should be multiplied by a factor of 3 or so.
I agree creeksitter, 38 sq feet would very much not represent that office.
Yeah… I’m not sure what I was on when I wrote this post.
the jillaroo dosnt look right a one bed looking that big of 18m2 i dont know but it dont seem right to me
In the one bedroom where is the closet?
it’s very cute,and the arrangement of the house is right and make me comfortable.
I would like to know what type of insulation or if there is any used in tiny houses ceilings to keep out heat in the summer.