Rollo
What’s inside
Rotating Wall
Wow, talk about unique! This rotating wall truly sets us apart from the competition in both style and functionality. We designed the rotating wall to maximize space and enhance comfort. Its purpose is simple yet brilliant: you can have your TV in both the lounge and the bedroom. Host family and guests for a movie night in the lounge, and when it’s time to unwind, simply spin the wall to bring the TV into the bedroom for a relaxing retreat.
Large Living Space
The spacious living area of this home is perfect for hosting guests, ensuring that family and friends won’t feel cramped, as is often the case in many tiny homes. At Uprising Homes, we believe that maximizing living space is key to making tiny homes truly livable, offering comfort and room to breathe without sacrificing the cozy charm.
Natural Light
With numerous strategically placed windows, this tiny home feels open and filled with light, creating an inviting atmosphere. The abundance of natural light seamlessly brings the outdoors in, offering a sense of connection to nature that makes it the perfect retreat for anyone who loves a country-inspired lifestyle
The Steps to the Build
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The first step is to conduct a thorough site assessment to ensure the proposed dwelling will fit within the site and has access to essential services such as water, electricity, and other utilities. Next, we will review the local district planning regulations to confirm whether an additional dwelling is permitted in the area.
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Next, we'll review the plans for your home and identify the consents required for your build. At this stage, a 10% deposit will be required to proceed with creating the necessary plans. We will also go over the pricing details for the tiny home at this time.
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We'll discuss whether you'd prefer to build on-site or off-site, and also review the progress of obtaining the necessary consents for your project.
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Once the necessary consents are issued, we can begin building your dream home. At this point, a 40% deposit will be required to start construction. Once received, we'll move forward with the building process.
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We'll keep you updated on the progress of construction and the overall status of the project. During this phase, we'll also discuss various customization options for your home, such as the kitchen, bathroom fixtures, and lighting.
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Once the project is completed, the final 50% payment will be due before the keys are handed over. At this stage, we'll conduct a final walkthrough to ensure everything meets your expectations and that you're fully satisfied with the completed home.
Conquistador
Conquistador
Frequently asked questions
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Yes, all of our homes are fully insulated and comply with the building code requirements for insulation.
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The Rollo spans 48 square meters and features a ceiling height of 2.45 meters. With a length of 12m and width of 4m.
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The Conquistador features timber framing with insulation, finished with Gib lining on the interior. The exterior boasts black aluminium windows, Weatherboard cladding, creating a sleek and stylish finish.
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Possibly, but councils may require consent for permanent dwellings. Some cities allow "minor dwellings" under certain conditions.
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Pretty much any style or design — we’re flexible and ready to deliver the tiny home you envision.
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Building the dwelling on-site helps reduce delivery costs and makes it possible to construct tiny homes in hard-to-reach locations, turning the impossible into reality. On the other hand, building off-site offers the advantage of minimal disruption, as there’s no noise or disturbance for you, your family, or your guests. This option can be especially beneficial in situations like a hotel or Airbnb, where maintaining a quiet, hassle-free environment is important.
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Yes, Under the NZ Building Act, there is a 10-year implied warranty period. All residential building work in New Zealand, no matter how big or small, is covered.
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Yes, but it depends on your tiny home type:
Tiny Homes on Wheels (THOWs) are easiest to move - they're classified as caravans if under 50m². You can tow them with a standard license if under 3,500kg, but wider homes (over 2.55m) need special permits.
Relocatable Tiny Homes (built off-site) can be moved a few times but may require engineering checks. they can be transported by HIAB
Fixed Foundation Tiny Homes generally can't be moved without demolition work but once lifted off foundation made easier.
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