Start with the home you intend to build. A tiny house trailer must support the finished structure, coordinate with its walls and floor, and travel or install the way the project requires.
A tiny home is a structural load that changes as the floor, frame, interior and utilities are added. Trailer Made reviews the footprint, wall layout, estimated finished weight and intended certification path before specifying the trailer. Bumper pull and gooseneck chassis suit different lengths, tow vehicles and building layouts. Wide projects may call for transport and permitting review before a configuration is quoted.
An insulated floor, galvanized belly pan and cold-formed steel frame can be scoped alongside the chassis. That lets builders resolve connection points and assembly details before manufacturing. A hybrid removable-deck strategy is available for projects whose road-transport and site-set requirements call for separate structural decisions.
Purpose-built chassis for tiny homes, with bumper pull and gooseneck configurations and widths to suit the build.
Explore this trailerA foundation approach for projects where a transportable chassis and a removable deck strategy are part of the plan.
Explore this trailer
Pair a custom trailer foundation with an insulated floor or cold-formed steel framing package.
Explore this trailerSend your floor plan, requested width and length, estimated completed weight, tow vehicle, delivery destination and any certification or installation requirements.
Yes. The trailer, insulated subfloor and steel frame can be scoped separately or together.
Send your load, dimensions, destination and timing. We will review the right configuration with you.