
Tiny houses for Switzerland
Direct from our own production: eight tiny-house models, bespoke furniture, structured permit guidance and project-specific delivery.
MODUNERA delivers tiny houses to Switzerland once the model, route, documents, access and unloading are approved. The site must be checked with the competent authority before ordering; we provide project documents but do not replace local legal or permit advice.
Tiny-house specialisation backed by broad manufacturing capability.
Tiny houses remain our core business. Modular buildings, steel structures, bungalows and bespoke furniture extend the possibilities for private and commercial projects.
Eight base models
A faster starting point without excluding customisation.
In-house furniture
Built-ins are planned together with the layout and services.
Digital project start
Configurator, location pages and WhatsApp shorten the initial qualification.
European logistics
Road, low-loader and combined ferry/Ro-Ro routes are compared.

What to check first in Switzerland.
In Switzerland, buildings and installations generally require an official permit before they are erected or altered. Even provisional projects may require approval; exemptions and procedures are set by cantonal and communal law.
Read country guide →Official source ↗Choose a place or region.
Local pages bring together search intent, climate, use, permission and delivery without implying authority approval.
Aargau
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4 placesAppenzell Innerrhoden
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12 placesAppenzell Ausserrhoden
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167 placesBern
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44 placesBasel-Landschaft
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3 placesBasel-Stadt
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52 placesFribourg
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31 placesGenève
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11 placesGlarus
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53 placesGraubünden
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18 placesJura
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61 placesLuzern
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27 placesNeuchâtel
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9 placesNidwalden
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7 placesObwalden
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69 placesSt. Gallen
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12 placesSchaffhausen
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43 placesSolothurn
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27 placesSchwyz
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46 placesThurgau
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58 placesTicino
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10 placesUri
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108 placesVaud
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64 placesValais / Wallis
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9 placesZug
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364 placesZürich
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Fast answers, clear limits.
Yes, deliveries to Switzerland are offered on a project basis. Model, dimensions, weight, route, customs status, final access and unloading must be approved first.
In Switzerland, buildings and installations generally require an official permit before they are erected or altered. Even provisional projects may require approval; exemptions and procedures are set by cantonal and communal law.
Only if the trailer, documents, insurance, dimensions and weights comply along the full route. Otherwise delivery is planned on a low-loader or as special transport.
A Ro-Ro or ferry leg may form part of the route. Availability, port, schedule, handling and onward road delivery are confirmed only for the actual model and destination.
For EU destinations, the EU–Türkiye Customs Union and A.TR proof may be relevant depending on tariff classification and customs status. Import VAT, product requirements and national approval remain separate checks; Switzerland uses a separate customs process.
Yes. Tiny houses are the core product; kitchens, bathrooms, stairs, storage and contract furniture are made to measure within structural, weight, services and transport limits.
Start on WhatsApp and include the destination, intended use, number of occupants, preferred size and budget. Complete information shortens the preliminary review.