Indestructible. Easy to transport. Off-the-grid. Fully equipped kitchenette. Over-sized bathroom. Open space interior. Easy maintenance.  Modular. Commercial flooring. Expandable porch. Play Power. Functional container doors.

  • Indestructible

    Structurally capable to withstand hurricanes and other natural disasters.

    One Tiny House Container has gone through a direct hit by a hurricane and two tropical storms without damage.

    The core of each Tiny House Container is a 20 feet long shipping container. The container is 8 feet wide resulting in a total of 160 square feet per unit.

    A shipping container is extremely strong: Its four bottom corners can carry 420,000 pounds.

    That is more weight than two Boeing 737s together.


  • Easy to transport

    Use on and off a trailer.

    Less than 10,000 lbs.

    Can be towed with a UHaul truck. All outside accessories can be removed and stowed for transportation.

    Our Tiny House Containers have visited the following states: Georgia, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, North Carolina, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia and of course Maryland.


  • Off-the-grid capable

    Plug and play.

    Off-grid setup is simple. A Tiny House Container can be connected to a solar system, water system and waste tank like an RV.

    Our Tiny House Container workshop and our battery powered tools are solar powered.


  • Kitchenette with four burners, oven, double sink, microwave and mini-fridge/freezer

    Double sink saves water.

    Double sink with flexible counter-top.  An extra large pizza fits in the oven. Gas Range can be operated on propane or natural gas. Battery operated igniters.

    Kitchenette can be removed to convert the space into a Happy Queen Suite if needed.


  • Over-sized bathroom with a modern flushing toilet

    Direct access to outside.

    It’s okay. Bring your muddy boots inside.
    Easy and fast to clean.


  • Open-space interior

    Natural cooling.

    Keep the Tiny House Container nice and cool with a breeze coming through doors at opposite ends and through French Door and Sliding Window at the middle.


  • Easy behind the wall maintenance access

    There are no secrets inside the walls.

    Like RVs and campers, tiny houses are more exposed to water while they are not in use. Wall panels can easily be removed for inspections in a Tiny House Container if necessary.


  • Completely Modular

    Optimize your space.

    Do you want to move the electrical outlets to another location? No problem. Do you need to replace the wood stove with an air conditioner for the summer? No problem.


  • Refreshing laminate wood flooring

    No hidden corners. No place to collect sand and mud.

    Durable commercial grade laminate wood flooring.
    Easy to clean and nearly impossible to scratch.


  • Expandable Porches and Decks

    Add extra outdoor space.

    What about a porch all around the Tiny House Container? No problem. Porches and decks consist of modular sections which can be removed during transportation.


  • Abundant Play Power

    50-AMP Electrical System.

    It takes less than a minute to hook up a Tiny House Container to a junction box, a regular outlet or a solar system.

    Inside there are more than twelve 20-AMP electrical outlets protected by AFCI circuit breakers. 

    Tiny House Container back door with power inlet and outlets

    Every Tiny House Container includes a 50-AMP Electrical Power Inlet and two 15-AMP Power Outlets.

    The 15-AMP Power Outlets can be used to power patio lights, digital outdoor water heater (included in Grand trim level) and other electrical equipment.


  • Functional Container Doors

    Let the sunshine in.

    Container doors are fully insulated and still open up. A mosquito curtain can be installed easily.

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