Unfortunately you will not be able to use your KiwiSaver to purchase a Tuku Home. However, you may be able to withdraw from your KiwiSaver to purchase the land on which you plan to install your tiny home.

Tuku Homes does not offer a rent-to-buy option. However, we do work with Westpac to explore finance solutions for our customers.

Yes we have a show home you can view. Please touch base with the sales team to arrange a viewing. Roma 022 097 9047 or email on sales@tukuhomes.co.nz

It depends on your local council and we suggest you talk with them first. Tuku Homes will have a multiproof design that consents the building ex factory, however you may need a consent for connecting services like electricity, water and sewerage. One of our team will be able to guide you along this journey.

Yes Tuku Homes will have CCC for all buildings ex factory. These may take up to 20 days to finalise after the final inspection on the tiny home.

Standard Tuku Homes units are not fully off-grid, however we will be happy to work with you to source a solution.

No, the toilets the install are gravity-fed. This is to ensure they comply with the Building Code.

We don’t offer solar as a standard option. However, we do have industry connections to help source a solution for customers.

No, we don’t build units on trailers. Our tiny homes are built to the New Zealand Building Code and are issued with a CCC.

Our tiny homes feature a hard wearing vinyl in the bathroom and kitchen areas. Carpet will be installed in the bedroom and living areas. There are a selection of colours to choose from.

Yes, Tuku Homes uses 75mm PIR (polyisocyanurate) for the walls, and 100mm PIR panels for the roof. This provides high thermal performance and energy efficiency due to its closed-cell structure.

The easiest option is to have a local plumber install a permanent connection to the tiny home. You will also need to arrange a gas bottle provider. Tuku Homes provides a Gas Certification to ensure safety and compliance.

The tiny home comes with either a 16 amp or 32 amp caravan plug. A registered electrician will be required to connect it on-site.

Our tiny homes come with a 3-year workmanship guarantee, along with product manufacturer warranties.

Yes, customisation options are available as part of the purchase process, allowing you to personalise your tiny home.

Yes, you can select your preferred exterior colour and joinery colour combination, as well as the benchtop, vinyl flooring, and carpet style, to suit your taste.

Yes, all Tuku Homes come with thermal curtains on the sliding door and roller blinds covering the other windows.

Bathrooms include a shower, toilet, vanity, and mirror, with space provided for a washing machine.

Yes, Tuku Homes come with cooking facilities, including a 2-burner stovetop, rangehood, and space for a microwave. Gas options available on request, and increased kitchen capacity can also be arranged on request.

All our waste water systems are gravity-fed, draining through a 100mm pipe into your existing wastewater connection.

Our lead time can vary depending on the order volume, so it is always best to check in for an updated timeframe. Generally, it is 8-10 weeks.

A 20% deposit is required to secure your production slot, with the remaining balance due prior to delivery.

Yes, you can select your exterior and joinery colour combination, benchtop, vinyl, and carpet style to suit your preference.

The cost of transport is not included in the price of the tiny home.

We offer three standard building sizes: 6x3m, 9x3m, 12x3m. Custom sizes can also be arranged on request.

No. Tuku Homes are constructed in our purpose-built factory and are complete when delivered to you.

Tuku Homes uses 75mm PIR (polyisocyanurate) for the walls, and 100mm PIR panels for the roof. This provides high thermal performance and energy efficiency due to its closed-cell structure.

Prices vary depending on the size.

Our Tuku Homes are ideally installed on piles. We provide a recommended pile layout for each building, and it’s best to consult a local builder for construction.

Tuku Homes does not supply decking or piles. It’s best to consult a trusted local builder for these.

No, Tuku Homes does not provide site works or site preparation. A local builder can install timber piles for our buildings, which require minimal site preparation.

No, Tuku Homes does not provide utility connections. It’s best to talk to a local plumber and electrician to get everything set up and running.

Gas cooking facilities are not included as standard, but we can accommodate it if required.

The total available amperage at any one time is 32 amps, distributed across three separate circuits. For example, your stove will draw 12 amps (2-burner), and washing machine 10 amps. Running multiple appliances simultaneously, such as heaters, may trip the circuit.

The weights vary depending on what size tiny home you purchase. Our Tuku Homes team will be able to provide you with all the details upon purchasing a tiny home.

Tuku Homes meets all the requirements under the New Zealand Building Code. We use PIR panels for the walls and roof, along with PIR insulation panels for the flooring.