These are the tiny houses on wheels we built in our shops in North Vancouver and Squamish, BC. Each one sits on a custom triple-axle trailer and was built to a CSA standard, so it can be insured and towed like an RV or set up as a park model home. Click a house to see its photos, floor plan and specs.
Tiny houses we’ve built
Tiny house designs
Design renderings and floor plans for two of our tiny house models.
CSA Z240RV or CSA Z241?
- CSA Z240RV is the standard for recreational vehicles. A Z240RV tiny house is built to be towed and is usually up to 8′ 6″ wide, so it can travel on the road without a special permit.
- CSA Z241 is the standard for park model trailers. These can be wider than a road-legal RV and are meant to be moved once and set up in one place, such as a park or a rural lot.
Building to a CSA standard makes a tiny house easier to insure and finance. Where one can be placed still depends on local zoning, so check the rules for your city first.
Frequently asked questions
What is a tiny house shell?
A shell is a tiny house with the trailer, framing, roof, siding, windows and doors done, so the owner can finish the inside themselves. See the Maple Ridge tiny house shell.
How big are these tiny houses?
They range from 24′ to 33′ long. The Lillooet 31, for example, has 263 sq/ft on the main floor and a 177 sq/ft loft.