MODULAR LIVING · REFINEDExpandable · Foldable · Flat-Pack · Custom
Expandable MovaNest house
SIGNATURE SERIES

Expandable
House.

Designed to travel in a narrow form and unfold into a significantly wider finished home. Available in 20 ft and 40 ft base specifications with multiple room layouts.

Configure yours ↗
20 ft external6300 × 5900 × 2500 mm
40 ft external6300 × 11800 × 2500 mm
Packed width2200 mm
Layouts1–3 bedrooms
WHY EXPANDABLE

More usable space,
without shipping it wide.

The supplied manufacturer catalog describes the expandable system as opening to nearly three times the space of its transport form. The structure uses galvanized steel framing with sandwich-panel construction and is intended for convenient movement and on-site installation.

01Compact package geometry for transport
02Galvanized steel structural frame
03Sandwich-panel wall and roof construction
04Multiple bedroom, living, bathroom and kitchen arrangements
05Custom exterior skin and finish options

Specifications shown are taken from the supplied manufacturer product catalog and must be confirmed for the final project configuration, local code and site conditions.

Expandable house structural diagram from supplied catalog
DIMENSIONS

Two core sizes.

Both base models use a 2500 mm nominal external height and a 2200 mm packed width in the supplied specification sheet.

20 FT EXPANDABLE

Compact residential base

External size6300 × 5900 × 2500 mm
Internal size6140 × 5670 × 2240 mm
Package size2200 × 5900 × 2500 mm
Weight2500 kg
40 FT EXPANDABLE

Large-format residential base

External size6300 × 11800 × 2500 mm
Internal size6140 × 11570 × 2240 mm
Package size2200 × 11800 × 2500 mm
Weight5000 kg
Expandable house floor plan examples from supplied catalog
LAYOUTS

From one bedroom
to three.

The supplied catalog illustrates one- and three-bedroom layouts for the 20 ft model, two-bedroom layouts for the 30 ft format, and three-bedroom layouts for 40 ft. Typical plans combine living room, bathroom and kitchen zones.

These plans are useful starting points—not a promise that every arrangement suits every jurisdiction or site. Final design should be checked against local building, transport, electrical, plumbing and occupancy requirements.

Discuss your layout