Frequently Asked Questions

The plans do not come with any permits. Further to this, by purcasing plans from us you agree to consult with a local construction professional to ensure that all building codes are satisfied. You must also agree to the terms and conditions set out in our End User Licence Agreement.

Our tiny houses contain the following r-values when standard expanded polystyrene insulation is installed. More environmentally friendly products can also be installed instead of rigid board insulation, although you will typically see a reduction in the r-value.

Floor

Floor framing is constructed from either 24s, or 26s depending on the house type. The 24 floors can achieve an insulation value of R16. For 26 floors the value will be increased to R19.

Walls

All our tiny houses are constructed with 24 walls. The walls have are rated as R16.

Roof

Depending on the house, the roof may be constructed from 24s, 26s or 28s. Tiny houses with 24 roofs will have an insulation value of R16, 26s a value of R19, and 28s a value of 24.

These figures are to be used as a guideline only. R-values can vary between manufacturers.

Once your order is confirmed, plans can be downloaded via a link that’s sent to your email address and viewed with any PDF reader.

You will be able to download the plans up to five times (x5) after purchase. The link to download the plans will be sent to your email address. The download link will expire at 1-week, after which you will not be able to download the plans, whether you have downloaded them five times or not.

Building regulations vary at country, state, county, and city level. Given the sheer degree of variation in regulations and requirements it is impossible for us to say whether the plans will meet your local building regulations. It is up to you to ensure you are adhering to local building regulations. However, a set of plans is generally the starting point in any application process.

Plans feature a colored cover page. The remainder of the plans are in black and white.

Yes, you can change the plans to suit your needs. However, any changes you make should be checked by a local professional, be it a structural engineer, architecture, or building control officer. Always check your plans meet local regulations before proceeding with construction.