Estonia`s Koda will ship the first North America-based Koda Loft, the company`s tiny movable home, to a customer in California this December.
Koda, which is a part of Kodasema OÜ, said it received constant messages from US clients requesting that the company deliver its movable tiny home overseas. The positive response from prospective customers prompted the company to do just that.
Koda currently has satellite offices in Europe, Canada, and now New York.
Koda, which is a part of Kodasema OÜ, said it received constant messages from US clients requesting that the company deliver its movable tiny home overseas. The positive response from prospective customers prompted the company to do just that.
Koda currently has satellite offices in Europe, Canada, and now New York.
- Koda will ship its first North America-based Koda Loft to a customer in California this December.
- The Koda Loft can be moved on a trailer in one piece, though a crane is required to fit the home into place.
- The 396-square-foot home has a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and upstairs bedroom.
- The $95,000 US version will be 86 square feet larger than the Europe iteration to accommodate a stacked washer and dryer and some towel space.
RSK: City of Madison just approved another 30 mini home park for homeless and others similar to the one by 2nd St and Johnson. Now this mini home is getting closer to what I could live in or a vacation home. Someone needs to make a modular addition that is optional and can expand the space if needed. Now that would be right up my alley.
Ken Notes: We do not need parks for homeless we need parks for small homes for anyone. From the snow bunny headed south for the winter, to the exec who wants a space for game days, not to mention the thousands of service and retail workers who can not afford the Madison market.
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