Tini Living

Spanish factory-built modular homes that ship finished to international projects.

Tini Living is a Spain-based manufacturer of industrialized steel-frame homes, from compact Tini Units to multi-module Case Study residences. Its official FAQ states that it ships modules to the United States and Canada, while overseas buyers must retain local architecture and construction professionals for installation, foundation, and license applications. Public prices are listed in euros; they are not converted or presented as U.S. all-in totals here.

Company profile

Location: Madrid, Spain. Home types: Modular, International, Tiny Home, Single-Family. Build method: Industrialized steel structure with insulated envelope; finished modules transported by lorry or international freight..

Published delivery framing: International / Port. Tini states that it ships modules to the United States and Canada. Its quoted overseas shipping cost is approximately €15,000–€20,000, subject to season and route. U.S. buyers must separately arrange local architecture/construction support for foundations, installation, permits, utilities, inspection, code adaptation, customs, duties, and inland logistics.

Published delivery scope: Delivered only. Tini says modules arrive finished and furnished, but for U.S. and Canadian projects it requires local architecture/construction professionals to handle installation, foundations, and licenses. Before contracting, obtain a written import, customs, inland freight, crane, assembly, engineering, MEP, permit, inspection, and warranty scope.

Visit the official Tini Living website · Check listed U.S. delivery coverage · Build a buyer question checklist

Listed U.S. delivery states

Listed coverage is a research starting point, not confirmation for a specific address, route, site, code path, crane plan, installation scope, or final price.

Published regulatory framing

These labels describe the published product and regulatory framing in the profile. Confirm the exact model configuration and local approval path with the provider and local authority.

Reported certifications

Certification detail was not published in the current profile record. Confirm the exact model, jurisdiction, and documentation required for your project.

Key strengths and buyer diligence

A buyer should obtain a written, model-specific proposal that identifies what the stated factory or plan price includes and excludes. Confirm delivery, transport access, setting, foundation, utilities, permits, local completion, warranty, and aftercare before comparing total project cost.

How to use this profile

This profile presents Tini Living as a research starting point for modular, international, tiny home, single-family buyers. It combines the provider's published location, build method, delivery framing, named-model records, and any cited independent tours in one place so that a buyer can see both the useful details and the questions that remain.

For this provider, begin by choosing the specific model or program that fits your intended use, then compare its written factory or plan scope against the site work and local services your project will need. Ask who owns responsibility for engineering, permits, foundation, transport, setting, utilities, final completion, warranty response, and support after handoff. A listing or state chip is never an address-specific commitment.

Keep the provider's written answer with the proposal. It makes it easier to compare Tini Living with other builders on scope and responsibility rather than a headline number alone.

Named models

Each listed model has a separate source record. An image is displayed only when its provider or tour context identifies the same model; otherwise the model remains a factual card.

Editorial update

Source reviewed August 17, 2026: Tini Living official site

Tini’s current site presents compact Tini Units from 18–48 m² and Case Study homes from 72 m² upward. It describes a steel structure, insulated envelope, and separate design, factory, transport, and installation stages.

Noted in the source

Your next question: For a U.S. project, request a written import, freight, local design, foundation, installation, permit, inspection, and warranty plan; a public European starting figure is not a U.S. installed price.

Check delivery coverage · Build your buyer question checklist · Plan this builder

Watch before you contact

Independent tours can help a buyer form questions, but they do not establish current pricing, availability, or scope.

Related U.S. builders

These profiles share listed delivery states, home types, or delivery framing. They are research links, not endorsements or address-specific availability promises.