TechTinyHouse is now collaborating with Swisspacer on what the latter calls an “exemplary” project that showcases what Swisspacer Air can do in places where extreme conditions prevail.
TechTinyHouse was founded in 2015 from a desire to develop a tiny house that is not only mobile but also meets the technical, structural and energy standards of a fully-fledged building.
“To this day, most tiny houses are built more like caravans than buildings in terms of quality. Even back then, our aim was to do things differently,” explains Brendan Thome, CEO of TechTinyHouse.
TechTinyHouse’s tiny houses are used in a wide variety of contexts: public clients use them as showrooms, presentation rooms or temporary meeting places, for example at universities. Commercial customers use them for rentals, trade fair appearances or mobile brand worlds. Private builders use them as fully-fledged living space.
For TechTinyHouse, every detail must be technically and functionally convincing, including the glazing, which is subject to particular stresses due to its mobile use, officials explain.
In the future, TechTinyHouse plans to take over the window construction itself and source the insulating glass units from the Saint-Gobain Glassolutions Insulating Glass Centre in Augustdorf – exclusively with Swisspacer components.
“Swisspacer Air has also completely won us over: we have customers who drive our tiny houses to the sea in summer and to the mountains in winter. Transporting them across different altitudes naturally poses a risk in terms of pressure equalisation. With Swisspacer Air, we have now found a way to take our quality promise to our customers to an entirely new level,” says Thome.