Compare 20ft, 30ft and 40ft expandable house references, porch configurations and a real double-storey custom project, then review floor plans, interiors and configuration options before requesting a model-specific quotation.
Each model row pairs a real expandable-house image with a relevant floor-plan reference and the information currently verified for that series.
Compact expandable format with open-plan, studio and multi-bedroom reference layouts.
More room-planning flexibility with open-plan to four-bedroom references and selected kitchen or utility arrangements.
Larger room arrangements with one to four-bedroom references and multi-bathroom examples.
Residential-style exterior configuration with a covered outdoor area added to the selected expandable-house model.
Real two-level residential project with balcony, stairs, bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and finished shared living space.
The double-wing expandable format reduces transport width, then opens on site to create a wider occupied interior. The exact opening sequence, supports and service connections depend on the selected model.
Use real interior photographs to review room proportions, furniture circulation, wall finishes, flooring and wet-area configuration.
20ft and 40ft references below come from supplied product documentation. Double-storey custom projects are reviewed separately because structure, stairs, balcony, dimensions and installation depend on the specific design.
Floor plan, materials, kitchen, bathroom, doors, windows and utilities should be reviewed together before quotation.
Compare reference layouts by nominal size and room count, then confirm any partition changes for the exact model.
Review available finish references after the room arrangement and wet areas are fixed.
Discuss kitchen arrangement, shower area, vanity, toilet and plumbing points as part of the selected layout.
Confirm glazing, door types, voltage, sockets, lighting and water connections for the destination market.
Final suitability depends on local codes, climate, utilities, occupancy and the selected product specification.
Layouts can combine living, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom zones in one expandable unit.
Review occupancy, privacy and sanitary requirements before choosing the room count.
Confirm utilities, wet areas and site access for temporary or longer-term use.
Room count alone does not define a usable house. Furniture, doors, windows, plumbing routes, ventilation and circulation should be reviewed together before the model is approved.
Move through these gates in order. Changing the layout after services and finishes are confirmed can affect cost, production and delivery.
The right quotation depends on the exact model, layout, destination and project requirements.
Start with the required room count and installed footprint. Compare 20ft, 30ft and 40ft references, then confirm the exact drawing for the offered model.
Layout changes may be possible, but partitions, kitchen, bathroom and utility routing need to be checked together before confirmation.
Share the intended use, quantity, destination, preferred model size, room requirements and any finish or electrical requirements already known.
Installation depends on the selected model, foundation and site access. Request the model-specific opening, lifting and connection procedure before delivery.
Send the preferred nominal size, intended use, room arrangement, quantity and destination for a model-specific review.