Tiny house Europe FAQ
17 answers for tiny-house projects in Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Yes, deliveries to Germany are offered on a project basis. Model, dimensions, weight, route, customs status, final access and unloading must be approved first.
A tiny house intended for lasting residential or commercial use is generally treated as a building project. Wheels alone do not remove planning obligations; state building law, land use, the plot and the intended use must be checked with the competent authority.
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.
Yes, deliveries to Netherlands are offered on a project basis. Model, dimensions, weight, route, customs status, final access and unloading must be approved first.
Since 1 January 2024, the Dutch Environment and Planning Portal combines rules from municipalities, provinces, water authorities and central government. It is the starting point for checking whether a permit or notification is required; the municipal environmental plan remains decisive for the site.
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.
Yes, deliveries to Denmark are offered on a project basis. Model, dimensions, weight, route, customs status, final access and unloading must be approved first.
In Denmark, new buildings, extensions and changes of use generally require permission. The municipality handles applications; smaller buildings may have exemptions but still have to meet applicable rules.
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.
Yes, deliveries to Luxembourg are offered on a project basis. Model, dimensions, weight, route, customs status, final access and unloading must be approved first.
Construction, alteration or demolition of a building in Luxembourg generally requires prior authorisation from the mayor of the municipality. The project must comply with the relevant development and building plans.
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.
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.
Country and place, intended use, occupants, preferred model or dimensions, budget, timing, plot status, and photos and measurements of final access.
Yes. Tiny houses are the core business; additional services are offered on a project basis.