DD16 Floating Cabin

DD16 is a compact modular house designed for installation in tight spaces and extreme conditions. Developed by BIO Architects the small cabin includes a bathroom with a shower, a double bed, a dining table, and an open area where a wooden stove can be installed. The prefabricated house is quickly installed on the site of choice and can easily be transferred from place to place, you can even choose installation in the mountains or on the water using pontoons. The compact floating house can operate totally off the grid thanks to the autonomous systems used - solar power for electricity, water from the lake and a bio toilet. Simply choose your magical place to escape stressful city life and connect with nature. watch the video below

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MELTING CLOCK

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NEVERWET LIQUID REPELLANT

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