ABOUT US
Trekhaus was founded on a simple idea; that housing should be accessible, practical, and built for the way people actually live.
By transforming overlooked mobile structures into fully self-contained homes, Trekhaus offers a smarter alternative to traditional housing, without the cost, delay, or complexity.
It’s about creating real solutions for real people, where flexibility, quality, and simplicity come together.
THE VISION
PRACTICAL INNOVATION: We take what already exists and reimagine it with purpose.
Every Trekhaus unit is built by hand, combining thoughtful design with proven materials to deliver a living space that is functional, reliable, and ready from day one.
ACCESSIBLE LIVING: We believe a comfortable place to live shouldn’t be out of reach.
Trekhaus provides a realistic, affordable pathway to independent living, without sacrificing the essentials that make a space feel like home.
FAQs
How does a Trekhaus unit connect to services?
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We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs—whether you're just getting started or scaling something bigger. Everything is tailored to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Do I need council approval to place a Trekhaus unit?
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Requirements can vary depending on your local council and how the unit is being used. We recommend checking with your local authority to understand any specific requirements for your property.
Is it suitable for long-term living?
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Yes. Trekhaus units are designed for practical, long-term use with a full kitchen, bathroom, and living space, making them a genuine alternative to traditional housing.
What’s included inside the unit?
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Each unit comes fully fitted with essential amenities, including a kitchen, shower, vanity, incinerator toilet, air conditioning, and space for a queen-sized bed.
Do I need plumbing or permanent connections?
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No permanent plumbing is required. The unit is designed to connect to a standard water source using a hose, making setup simple and flexible.
How is waste managed with the toilet system?
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Trekhaus units use an incinerator toilet, which safely reduces waste to ash. This removes the need for traditional sewage connections.
Can the unit be moved once installed?
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Yes. While designed for long-term placement, the units remain fully mobile and can be relocated as needed.
What kind of properties are suitable?
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Trekhaus units can be placed on a wide range of properties, including residential backyards, rural land, and temporary sites during construction projects.
The unit comes fully fitted with all essential infrastructure. You simply bring your own furnishings to personalise the space.
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Do I need to furnish the unit?
How much does it cost?
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Trekhaus units are typically available between $300 and $400 per week, offering a more accessible alternative to traditional rental options.
Hi, I’M MIKE.
Mike Furniss is the founder of Trekhaus, bringing over 25 years of experience across real estate and accommodation. After witnessing the growing pressure of the cost of living, Mike set out to create a practical, affordable housing solution that doesn’t compromise on comfort.
Today, he hand-builds each Trekhaus unit with a focus on quality, functionality, and real-world liveability.