TINY houses of exobox

Everything you need to live well in a small space. That’s EXOBOX. A tiny house that fits perfectly and, most importantly, a place to live that perfectly matches the way you live.

From a modern kitchen to a cozy bedroom and a comfy sitting area, everything you need is there. Stably anchored when in use, and easily movable when necessary.

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Frequently Asked Questions about tiny houses

In Belgium, you can place a tiny house in areas that comply with the land’s zoning and the municipality’s regulations. In residential areas, it is usually allowed, provided the tiny house meets the applicable building codes. On agricultural land, placing a tiny house is generally only possible if you have an agricultural function and obtain specific permission. Recreational land offers opportunities for temporary stays, but permanent residency is often not permitted. It is essential to always consult the local regulations and zoning plans before placing a tiny house.

The cost of a tiny house varies depending on the size, finish, and technology used. A basic tiny house typically costs between €30,000 and €50,000. For a custom tiny house with luxury features and high-quality materials, the price usually ranges from €60,000 to €100,000. If you want a fully off-grid tiny house with solar panels and rainwater collection, you can expect to pay an additional €10,000 to €20,000.

In Belgium, you can live in a tiny house if it is placed in an area designated for residential use and meets local building regulations. Permanent residency is possible in residential zones or in specific tiny house projects, provided the municipality grants permission. For temporary living, a tiny house can be placed on recreational land or private property, as long as a temporary permit has been issued. Some municipalities in Belgium offer space for experimental living forms where tiny houses are explicitly allowed. For clear guidance, it is always advisable to contact the municipality where you wish to live.

 

In Belgium, the size of a tiny house that can be placed without a permit depends on the region. In Flanders, outbuildings and tiny houses up to 40 m² are often permit-free, provided they are not used for permanent residence and are located in the backyard. In Wallonia, this limit is usually set at 20 m², depending on the use and location. In the Brussels-Capital Region, a permit is almost always required, regardless of size. For permanent residence in a tiny house, a permit is generally needed, regardless of the size. Therefore, it is crucial to check the regulations of the local authorities before placing a tiny house.

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