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Model TW110
TW110 Two Bedroom Tiny Home on Wheels 11m
- Factory quote available
- Warranty confirmed in your quote
- Delivered Australia wide
An 11 m towable home with a ground floor bedroom and a full width sleeping loft.
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An 11 m towable home of about 38 m² with a real two bedroom split, a ground floor bedroom plus a full width sleeping loft over an open kitchen and living zone. It suits families living mobile, long term rural accommodation and operators letting a larger holiday cabin.
- Delivery
- Australia wide by truck and crane. We deliver and build worldwide, so tell us where the block is.
- Lead time
- Confirmed in your quote. Build slots move, so we quote the real date rather than a brochure figure.
- Project support
- From initial design through to delivery, our team helps coordinate the process and keeps you updated along the way.
- Compliance
- Built to order on a road-registrable trailer, with compliance documentation supplied. While it remains a registrable vehicle it is generally regulated as a caravan rather than as a building, so no NCC building class applies to it. Fixing it to the ground or connecting it permanently to services can change that. Your council or certifier confirms what applies on your site.
- Minimum order
- 1 unit
What is included with your TW110 Two Bedroom Tiny Home on Wheels 11m
Every unit is built to order and arrives complete to this specification.
- Floor area. About 38 m² across both levels
- Floors. 2 storey (ground floor 6,000 mm kitchen and living + 2,880 mm bedroom + loft)
- Frame. Light steel frame
- Windows. Aluminium double glazed · skylight
About this model
What it is
The TW110 is the family end of our towable range. At 11,000 mm of body length it runs a genuine two bedroom split rather than the single loft plans of the compact units, and it remains a road going home rather than a fixed prefab.
The body is 2,500 mm wide and 4,000 mm tall, with about 38 m² across two levels. The ground floor holds an open kitchen and living zone of about 6,000 mm, a full bathroom and a ground floor bedroom of about 2,880 mm.
A full width sleeping loft over the top, reached by integrated storage stairs with a steel balustrade, gives the second bedroom, so the plan divides cleanly into daytime living below and sleeping above. An off grid package can add solar, battery storage, a composting toilet and a water tank, which suits rural blocks with no service connection.
How it is built
It is built on a light steel frame with timber and metal composite cladding, aluminium double glazed windows and a skylight over the bedroom, and arrives with a complete interior fit out including the kitchen, bathroom and appliances already installed. The extra length and load call for a triple axle chassis rather than the tandem the compact units use.
Delivery and freight
The body ships inside a standard 40 ft container and the chassis is sourced in Australia to Australian Design Rules, which keeps registration straightforward and freight sensible. Delivery is by truck to your access point, with a crane or large forklift to set the body on the chassis or on prepared footings. We deliver worldwide.
Spec sheet
Specifications
| Body dimensions | 11,000 × 2,500 × 4,000 mm (H) |
|---|---|
| Floor area | About 38 m² across both levels |
| Floors | 2 storey (ground floor 6,000 mm kitchen and living + 2,880 mm bedroom + loft) |
| Layout | 2 bedroom (loft + ground floor) + 1 bathroom |
| Loft access | Integrated storage stairs with steel balustrade |
| Frame | Light steel frame |
| Cladding | Timber and metal composite |
| Windows | Aluminium double glazed · skylight |
| Fit out | Complete interior including kitchen, bathroom and appliances |
| Chassis | Triple axle, sourced in Australia |
| Towing dimensions | Built to AU ADR and US DOT towing dimensions |
| Shipping mode | Body inside a 40 ft container; chassis sourced in Australia |
| Off grid option | Solar, battery storage, composting toilet and water tank |
| Price | Factory quote available |
Final specifications are confirmed in writing with your quote. Built to order on a road-registrable trailer, with compliance documentation supplied.
Quote enquiry process
How an enquiry works
A quote enquiry is not an order. Nothing is committed until you have a written quote naming the scope, the price and the delivery terms.
- 1
Tell us the block
Send the model, your suburb or postcode and what the block is like. Access, slope and crane room change the price more than anything else.
- 2
Get a Free Quote
A written quote covering the unit, freight to your address, and what is and is not included.
- 3
We start your build
We lock in your design with you and then we coordinate with our builders to begin production.
- 4
Delivery and set down
We coordinate the delivery process from factory to site, ensuring your home arrives safely and is positioned at your property with everything planned ahead of time.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the 7.4 m model?
Length and layout. At 11 m of body length it carries about 38 m² against 21.5 m², and the plan is a real two bedroom split with a ground floor bedroom plus a full width loft, rather than a studio with a sleeping loft above. The extra length and load also mean a triple axle chassis instead of the tandem the compact unit uses.
Can it be set up off grid?
Yes. An off grid package adds solar panels, battery storage, a composting toilet and a water tank, which is the usual setup for rural blocks with no service connection. Sizing depends on how many people live in it and where in Australia it sits, since solar yield varies a lot between Tasmania and far north Queensland. We size the package with your quote.
Do I need council approval?
That depends on your council and your intended use. Many Australian councils treat a registered, road legal home on wheels as a caravan with limits on occupation time, while others require approval as a dwelling or a movable dwelling permit, particularly for full time living or paid accommodation. Rules differ by state and shire, so check locally before you order. We cannot guarantee any approval outcome.
Why does it need a triple axle chassis?
The 11 m body is longer and heavier than the compact models, so the load has to be spread across three axles for stable towing and legal axle loading. The chassis is sourced in Australia to Australian Design Rules so the unit can be registered here. You will need a properly tow rated vehicle and the right licence class for the loaded weight.
What is included in the build?
The body arrives with a complete interior fit out, including the kitchen with appliances, the full bathroom, the ground floor bedroom, the loft with its storage stairs and steel balustrade, aluminium double glazed windows, a skylight and timber and metal composite cladding. The triple axle chassis, site works, service connections, transport and any off grid gear are quoted separately.
How is it delivered and what access do I need?
The body ships inside a standard 40 ft container, which is trucked to your address or a nearby yard, and the body is lifted onto the chassis or onto prepared footings by crane or large forklift. You need firm level ground, room for a semi trailer to turn and clear overhead space. Send site photos with your enquiry so access can be checked early.
How does it connect to power, water and waste?
It is wired and plumbed ready to connect. On a serviced block a licensed electrician connects it to a suitable outlet or switchboard and a plumber connects mains water and waste to sewer or septic. Off grid it runs from the solar and battery package with a water tank and composting toilet. Connection work by local trades is not included in the supply price.
What warranty applies?
The structure and the factory fitted cladding, glazing and joinery are covered by the manufacturer warranty stated in your quote, and appliances carry their own maker warranties. Warranty covers manufacturing defects, not damage from towing, storm, misuse or work done by others after delivery. Keep your towing and maintenance records, since those are assessed first on any claim.
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