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Order Tiny House & Modular House Catalogue 2026 free of charge

A Tiny House or modular house catalogue presents compact, mostly prefabricated delivered living concepts and often lists reference values without base plate and site development. Because the area is small and the fittings are high quality, the price per square meter is comparatively high: in 2026 roughly 3,000 to 5,000 euros per square meter ready to occupy.

Last updated: 01 August 2026
Infografik Tiny House und Modulhaus Katalog 2026: Konzepte, Kosten und zu ergänzende Positionen
Read Tiny House and modular house catalogue: distinguish concepts and plan for additional costs (Stand 2026).

What distinguishes a Tiny House and modular house in the catalogue?

Both concepts rely on a high degree of prefabrication in the factory and short construction periods but differ in detail. A Tiny House is a very compact residential building, often up to around 45 square meters, that can be permanently founded or placed mobile on a trailer. The catalogue usually names a complete price for the residential unit — without building plot and development.

A modular house consists of factory-finished room modules that are set on a foundation by crane and connected to each other. It can be extended, stacked or relocated later and thus covers areas from a single module to a full family house. The catalogue describes module sizes, basic equipment and often calculates the price on a project-specific basis.

For both the following applies: The printed price is a reference value for the delivered unit. Foundation or base plate, transport and crane, development and building permit are additional. Some providers take over the formalities upon request — the catalogue should clearly indicate what is included in the reference value and what must be provided by the builder-owner.

Tiny House and modular house in the catalogue compared (Stand 2026)
CriterionTiny HouseModular house
AreaVery compact, often up to around 45 m²Combinable from single module to family house
ErectionPermanently founded or mobile on trailerSet on foundation by crane and connected
ExpandabilityUsually conceived as a finished unitExpandable, stackable, relocatable later
Price specificationOften complete price of the unit as reference valueOften calculated according to project depending on number of modules
Reference values are usually without base plate, transport and development; no fixed final prices (Stand 2026).

Which manufacturers offer Tiny House and modular house catalogues?

Tiny Houses and modular houses are produced by specialized providers. The following list alphabetically names manufacturers from our provider overview that offer compact or modular living concepts. The enumeration is neutral and does not constitute a ranking or evaluation.

Because concepts and delivery scopes differ significantly, a direct comparison of several catalogues is particularly useful. Pay attention to whether the stated reference value covers only the unit or already includes further services such as transport, foundation or permit.

  • CABIN ONE
  • Commod-Haus
  • Conliving
  • Containerwerk
  • Dwellii House
  • McCube
  • Wohnwagon

No ranking

The list is sorted alphabetically and does not rate any individual companies. Which provider fits depends on concept, delivery scope, region and budget, not on the position in the enumeration.

What should I pay attention to in the Tiny House or modular house catalogue?

In compact and modular concepts, different positions determine the overall costs than with the classic prefabricated house. The stated reference value almost always refers only to the delivered unit. Therefore check if foundation or base plate, transport, crane deployment, development and building permit are included or are to be provided on site.

Also clarify the legal aspect: A permanently founded Tiny House requires a building permit like any building; a mobile Tiny House is subject to different rules. Also the self-sufficiency equipment — for example heat pump, photovoltaic system or composting toilet — affects the price. The following checklist makes the catalogues systematically comparable.

Check Tiny House and modular house catalogue — checklist

  • Scope of delivery: what exactly does the reference value of the unit include?
  • Foundation: base plate, point foundation or trailer provided?
  • Transport and crane: are delivery and setup included?
  • Development: electricity, water, sewage and paths to be provided on site or included?
  • Permit: permanently founded or mobile and who clarifies the formalities?
  • Building technology: heat pump, ventilation or self-sufficiency options included?

What does a Tiny House or modular house cost according to catalogue 2026?

Catalogues usually specify a reference value for the delivered unit for Tiny Houses and modular houses. As a rough market guide, ready-to-occupy units in 2026 are in a range of roughly 3,000 to 5,000 euros per square meter. The square meter price appears high because a complete, high-quality fitting is accommodated on a small area.

Because the area is small, even a well equipped unit leads to a manageable total amount — Tiny Houses frequently are in the low six-digit range, larger modular houses above that. However, the additional positions are decisive for the actual purchase amount: foundation, transport, crane and development. Add these from the individual offer before comparing catalogues.

Tiny House and modular house: price factors for classification (Stand 2026)
PositionRough order of magnitudeNote
Unit ready to occupyroughly 3,000 to 5,000 euros per m²Reference value usually without base plate and development
Foundation / base plateproject dependent, calculated separatelyPoint foundation or base plate depending on concept
Transport and craneproject dependent, increasing with distanceRequest delivery and setup separately
Only rough orders of magnitude and building blocks, no fixed final prices; the price results from the individual offer (Stand 2026).

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Frequently asked questions

Compactly answered by the editorial team of Modulhaus-Fertighaus (Stand 2026).

Are Tiny House and modular house catalogues free of charge?
Yes. The catalogues can be ordered free of charge in the portal. Costs arise only with a later purchase or construction contract. Request several catalogues to directly compare concepts, module sizes and delivery scopes.
What is the difference between Tiny House and modular house?
A Tiny House is a very compact living unit, often up to around 45 square meters, permanently founded or mobile. A modular house consists of factory-ready room modules that are set by crane, extended or stacked and can thus grow into a family house.
Which manufacturers offer Tiny Houses and modular houses?
Specialized providers, including alphabetically CABIN ONE, Commod-Haus, Conliving, Containerwerk, Dwellii House, McCube and Wohnwagon. The enumeration is neutral and does not represent a ranking.
What does a Tiny House or modular house cost 2026?
As a rough range, about 3,000 to 5,000 euros per square meter turnkey for the unit apply in 2026. In addition come foundation, transport, crane and development. The exact price results only from an individual offer.
Is everything already included in the catalogue price?
In general no. The indicative value usually refers only to the delivered unit. Foundation or floor slab, transport, crane use, development and building permit are added. The catalogue should clearly show what is to be provided on the construction side.
Do I need a building permit for a Tiny House?
A firmly founded Tiny House requires a building permit like any building. For a mobile Tiny House on a trailer, different rules apply. Some providers take over the formalities on request; clarify this before ordering.
Why is the square meter price so high?
Because on a very small area there is a complete, often high-quality equipment with kitchen, bathroom and house technology. Fixed costs are distributed over few square meters. The total sum nevertheless often remains manageable due to the small area.
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