Who they are
Oz Tiny Homes designs and builds tiny homes on wheels at a factory in Biggera Waters on the Gold Coast. The founders built their first home in 2021 and rebranded as Oz Tiny Homes in early 2024; the company's ABN dates from July 2024. Display homes can be booked in Queensland and New South Wales.
What they make
Five standard models on road-registrable tri-axle trailers, from the 5 m Gumnut studio to 8 m family layouts with twin queen lofts and a 9 m single-level home. Each has a steel frame, steel roofing and cladding, R2.5 insulation, and a fitted kitchen and bathroom. Builds take about 90 days from build start.
What the price covers
Prices run from $89,200 to $127,900 inc. GST, described as turn-key for the home itself. The buyer pays for site preparation and the electrical and plumbing connections. Delivery is arranged door to door, and the homepage currently advertises it free Australia-wide.
Installing one in Queensland
A transport partner delivers the home and helps position it on a level pad the buyer has prepared, with a crane booked if access needs one. A licensed electrician fits a dedicated 32 amp outlet within 20 m, and a plumber connects water and sewer or septic if used. The site says most councils need no approval for a home on wheels, but rules on living in one on a residential lot vary, so check with your council.
Who it suits
Buyers after a finished tiny home on wheels with prices including GST and a Gold Coast factory to visit, from a single studio to a family layout with two lofts.
Worth checking
The site says no council approval is needed in most cases; confirm that with your own council before you buy. The company is newly registered (2024), and the name of the business before the rebrand is not published.