$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.

Noyer XL – family size deluxe

From
$
197450
CAD
Capacity
5
people
Bedrooms
2
Type
On Wheels

Overview

The Noyer XL definitely brings the Noyer design to another level. The overall look is quite similar to the regular Noyer, but includes an additional 7ft in length, allowing for a downstairs bedroom at the back of the home. This allows for more sleeping capacity and also makes the Noyer XL family friendly; it can fit a bunk bed or a double bed while the loft bedroom can fit a queen size bed. The upraised living area is also featured in this bigger version of the Noyer, which is definitely a game changer for storage. The kitchen includes all of the essentials while allowing for a dedicated space for the dining area, one of the key elements in this design. The bathroom in the Noyer XL is compact, but optimized to make it really functional, even for full time living.

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Exterior

The exterior design of the Noyer XL, just like the shorter Noyer, is one of the most popular in our semi-permanent product category. The double-pitched roof makes the exterior look more dynamic than our other models including a shed roof. The materials we can use for the exterior cladding is either a mix of horizontal wood grain imitation steel combined with vertical steel siding or a mix of horizontal cedar with vertical steel siding. All of the trims along with the roofing can either be white, charcoal or black, depending on the customer’s preference.

Interior

The interior design of the Noyer XL checks a lot of boxes. Indeed, this layout is really versatile and can fit different types of households. It is divided in different zones, without compromising the open space feeling. The main difference with the original Noyer besides the addition of the downstairs bedroom is the location of the bathroom. The small hallway avoids going through the bathroom to access the downstairs bedroom, which makes a lot of sense when the house is lived in by many people. In terms of materials, the Noyer XL comes standard with white painted engineered siding on the walls and stained knotty pine for the ceiling.

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Noyer XL highlights

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

FAQs

Who is the Noyer XL designed for?

It is ideal for families or groups, offering more sleeping capacity with a downstairs bedroom and a loft.

How many people can it accommodate?

It can comfortably sleep 4 to 6 people, depending on the bedroom configurations.

What makes the interior unique?

It features a spacious open-concept design with dedicated zones for privacy and functionality.

What exterior options are available?

The exterior offers choices of wood grain imitation steel or cedar with vertical steel siding.

Is it suitable for full-time living?

Yes, it is designed for comfortable year-round living with high-quality materials.

Still have questions?

You have questions, we have answers.

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