FAQ GTQ Tiny Homes

Yes, our Tiny Homes are designed to be relocatable. If you’ve purchased the trailer option, this provides the simplest way to move Your Tiny Home on private property. Alternatively, your Tiny Home can be transported via truck, but this will require the use of a crane and naturally a process of returning the home to the packed away containerised format it originally came in.

Before relocating, the building must be folded, and all plumbing, electrical systems, and fixed services must be disconnected by a licensed tradesperson. Additionally, internal furnishings, flashings, the kitchen, and cover strips will need to be removed to facilitate folding.

We recommend consulting your local council to confirm that your intended location complies with all regulations and is suitable for your Tiny Home.

Proper planning is essential for a successful relocation. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact Chris on 0456 225 088

At GTQ Tiny Homes, we serve customers from across Australia and New Zealand, and we understand that local council regulations can vary widely. For this reason, we recommend working with a local installer who is familiar with the requirements in your area.

When purchasing your Tiny Home, feel free to ask our friendly sales team if they have any recommended installers near you. Our sales representatives may be able to provide a list of trusted professionals with experience installing GTQ Tiny Homes products.

It’s essential to select an installer who has the expertise and qualifications to handle your specific Tiny Home model and ensure that the installation meets all necessary standards.

If you’re unsure where to start, consider reaching out to a local trade association or industry body for advice. They can often provide recommendations for qualified installers in your region.

Proper installation is key to maximizing the performance and longevity of your GTQ Tiny Home, so taking the time to choose the right installer is well worth the effort.

GTQ Tiny homes are not Class 1 A Buildings and may not meet the necessary building standards to be used as a permanent dwelling or for other purposes. It is important to check with your local council to determine what regulations apply to your specific situation.

Overall, it is important to approach your local council before using a relocatable tiny home for any purpose other than as a transportable/caravan or a temporary dwelling to ensure that the building meets the necessary standards and regulations. We generally find most councils are happy to work with our clients and very accommodating of our products.

At GTQ Tiny Homes, our standard lead time for the manufacture and delivery of your Tiny Homes is approximately 8-10 weeks. However, this may vary depending on the type of Tiny Home and any custom options you select. We have pre-configured stocked units which are ready to ship immediately and you can be setup at your location in just days after delivery - depending on your installation and plannning needs.

Our production process includes several key stages: pre-order checks, design, engineering, fabrication, assembly, quality assurance, transportation, and final delivery. Each step is carefully managed to ensure the highest quality for your GTQ Tiny Home.

If you have specific requirements or deadlines for delivery, we encourage you to discuss these with our sales team during the purchase process. We’ll work with you to understand your needs and provide an estimated timeframe tailored to your order.

Please keep in mind that external factors such as material availability or transport logistics may occasionally affect the timeline. Rest assured, our team strives to minimize delays and will keep you informed of any updates.

At GTQ Tiny Homes, we’re dedicated to delivering premium-quality Tiny Homes that match your vision, within a reasonable timeframe. If you have any questions about our lead time or delivery process, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Yes, they are well-insulated. We use high-quality 50-75mm Panelling (EPS) for the main walls and roof, with double-glased windows in all GTQ Tiny homes - plus the standard Insulated Gable Roof offers an effective extra layer of upper insulation / protection. This helps with establishing the most comfortable living environment throughout the year.

At GTQ Tiny Homes, our tiny homes do not come with a built-in hot water system. This allows you the flexibility to select a system that best suits your needs and the type of power available at your location. You can choose from a range of options, including electric or gas systems, and decide between instant or storage systems in various sizes, depending on your preferences and requirements.

Keep in mind that installing a hot water system may involve additional plumbing and electrical work, which should always be completed by a qualified professional to ensure safety and compliance with standards.

At GTQ Tiny Homes, we pride ourselves on offering adaptable and customisable options to suit your unique needs. If you’d like to discuss adding a hot water system or have any questions about the process, feel free to reach out to our team— contact us we’re here to help!

While our pre-configured Ready-To-Go Tiny Homes capture the perfect blend of function, style and charm, we offer give you the flexibility for you to design your own unique layout, tailored to your personal needs and taste as well. Contact Us to discuss Your Needs

At GTQ Tiny Homes, we proudly offer a 12 month warranty on structure, fittings, and finishes on all our Tiny Homes, in line with Australian consumer law.

Please note that our warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, accidental damage, misuse, or damage resulting from natural disasters or extreme weather. To protect your Tiny Home, we recommend securing it appropriately and keeping it well-maintained.

At GTQ Tiny Homes, quality and durability are at the core of everything we do - we're committed to excellence and customer satisfaction.

If you have any questions about our warranty or Tiny Homes, feel free to reach out to us to review our Detailed Terms and Conditions for more details. We're here to help!

At GTQ Tiny Homes, we’re pleased to offer flexible finance options through our trusted partner. Please note that finance options are subject to eligibility and credit approval. Contact Us to Organise a Finance Assessment

At GTQ Tiny Homes, our relocatable tiny homes are designed to suit a variety of foundation options, depending on the home’s design and the location where it will be placed. Common foundation types include concrete slabs, pads (footings), compacted ground, or stumps (piers).

A concrete slab or pad provides a strong and stable base by pouring reinforced concrete directly onto the ground. Compacted ground foundations involve leveling and compacting the ground with a plate compactor or roller to create a solid, even surface for the Tiny Home to sit on. For elevated placements, concrete or steel stumps (piers) are often used. These are ideal for uneven terrain or areas requiring airflow beneath the home, such as high-humidity regions.

Choosing the right foundation for your GTQ Tiny Home depends on factors like soil type, climate, and personal preference. We recommend consulting with a licensed contractor or engineer to assess whether soil testing (compaction or movement) and engineering are necessary to ensure proper load distribution and long-term stability.

If you have questions about foundation options for your Tiny Home, our team is here to assist and guide you every step of the way!