$150,000 project

The pricing of our tiny homes vary a lot depending on the model (dimensions, options, finishes materials). The range is from $85,000 for a 8x24 to $185,000 + for a 10x38 unit. The pie chart illustrates the cost allocation for each part of a project, from marketing to delivery of the product.

01 . Raw material
56% / 84k$

The raw materials include all the elements required for the making of our tiny homes, from the trailer frame to the finishing items.

02 . Direct labor
16% / 24k$

The direct labor includes all the work that is directly performed on our tiny homes, including our specialized craftsmen along with the different subcontractors implied in the construction.

03 . Indirect manufacturing costs
11% / 16.5k$

These costs include indirect fees related to the construction (rent, electricity, heating,etc) along with handling, certification, quality control and production management.

04 . Administration and sales
12% / 18k$

These costs include everything related to administration (duty compliance, human ressources, sales and marketing fees, etc).

05 . Profits
4% / 6k$

Obviously, we need to include profit on our units in order to have a healthy company. It is crucial if we want to keep democratizing the tiny house industry.

06 . Social commitment
1% / 1.5k$

Those fees include all the work that is achieved in order to help the whole tiny house movement, whether it's a live conference, a podcast or a tutorial video that will help people make an informed choice.

Ébène – bright open living

From
$
198700
CAD
Capacity
People
5
people
Bedrooms
Bed
2
Type
House
On Wheels

Overview

The Ébène is our model offering the most space on the first floor. Indeed, the two lofts at both ends of the house allow for a big open space. One of the loft is accessible through a storage staircase and the second one is accessible with a ladder. The living room is combined with the dining area, allowing for different layouts if you receive guests. This model is perfect to use as a cottage or secondary home, but can definitely be suitable for full time living. If you are into loft bedrooms, the Ébène is definitely a good pick.

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Exterior

The exterior design of the Ébène is similar to the Charme; there are plenty of windows that will allow a lot of natural light to brighten the open space interior. The standard siding is a mix of vertical and horizontal siding, cedar or steel. The house features a shed roof profile and the material used is steel sheets with hidden fasteners. The entrance door can only be one size, because of the loft at the front of the house. There is a big window in the living room and you can include one in the bump-out section if desired. All of the windows, trims along with the roofing can either be white, charcoal or black, depending on the customer’s preference.

Interior

The interior of the Ébène feels really spacious; it is actually really close to the Charme model in terms of layout, but without the downstairs bedroom near the entrance. This creates more space to extend the living area underneath the master loft bedroom. This area is definitely the key element of this design; the living room is also used as a dining area and can be rearranged when you receive guests, with a rolling table and modular seats. The bump-out section is normally used for the TV area with built-in cabinets. The access to the main loft is with a storage staircase while the other loft requires a ladder. The Ébène includes a full size kitchen and fully functional bathroom, just like all of our semi-permanent homes. The standard interior is white painted engineered plywood siding for the walls and stained pine siding for the ceiling.

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Ébène highlights

Here's a walkthrough tour of this beautiful tiny house:

FAQs

What is the layout of the Ébène?

It features two lofts at both ends, creating a spacious open area on the first floor, ideal for flexible living arrangements.

How many people can it accommodate?

The Ébène is designed for families or groups, comfortably sleeping up to 6 people.

Is it suitable for full-time living?

Yes, it's ideal for both full-time living and as a secondary home or cottage.

What materials are used for the exterior?

The exterior uses a mix of vertical and horizontal cedar or steel siding with a shed roof profile.

What is unique about the interior design?

The living room doubles as a dining area with modular seating and a rolling table for versatility.

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