Placement and permission

You arrange permission for the spot. This is general guidance, not legal advice and no guarantee. Rules differ per municipality. Always check with your municipality or the Omgevingsloket (the Dutch permit portal).

What the site needs

• A level ground that can take the weight. Grass, gravel or paving is fine.
• Clear access for a car with trailer. The unit is 2.55 m wide, so the access must be wider.
• Room behind the spot to winch the unit off the trailer.
• No branches, cables or gates lower than 4 m along the route.
• You arrange permission for the spot.
• We check the exact dimensions together beforehand. Send photos of the spot and the route.

Own garden, short stay (guests, party)

Placing a unit briefly in your own garden is often not a problem. Do check your municipality's rules.

Renovation

For longer periods other rules may apply. Ask your municipality what applies to living temporarily on site during a renovation.

Family care (mantelzorg)

A care unit (mantelzorgwoning) at your home can, under conditions, be placed without a permit. Rules apply, for example about where on the plot. Ask your municipality.

Rented home or owners' association (VvE)

You also need permission from your landlord or owners' association.

Construction site

The client or site owner decides. The unit must fit into the site layout.

Event or festival

The organiser or site owner decides. Without their permission we don't deliver.

Campsite or B&B

Check whether extra sleeping places fit your permit and your municipality's rules.

Public road or pavement

Not without permission from the municipality.