• 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter

30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter

YJD’s 30ft backyard tiny house combines an expandable modular layout with a porch and shelter configuration. The standard double-wing model measures 9,000 × 6,270 mm when expanded and 9,000 × 2,200 mm when folded for transport. Layout, insulation, doors, windows, electrical setup, and interior options can be specified for your project.
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  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter
  • 30ft Backyard Tiny House with Porch and Shelter

Description

This backyard tiny house is a 30ft expandable modular home designed to provide a wider interior footprint after unfolding at the site. The listing shows a porch and shelter configuration, combining indoor space with a defined outdoor area for a backyard, guest accommodation, or a small-scale lodging project.

The standard 30ft double-wing model has an expanded external footprint of approximately 9.0 × 6.27 m. For transport, its listed folded width is approximately 2.2 m. Review the dimensions, access route, lifting plan, and local site requirements before ordering.

30ft reference model: 9,000 × 6,270 × 2,480 mm expanded | 9,000 × 2,200 × 2,480 mm folded | 8,740 × 6,110 × 2,200 mm internal | 3,500 kg listed reference weight

A Backyard Tiny House That Opens to a Wider Layout

Unlike a fixed-width small cabin, this folding tiny house is transported with its side sections folded inward. At the destination, the sections open to create a wider floor plan. This format can help buyers plan a compact transport configuration while retaining more usable space after installation.

For a backyard project, first check the expanded footprint, access for delivery and lifting equipment, base or foundation requirements, utility connections, and local planning rules. A “tiny house” label does not determine whether a particular site or use is approved.

Expandable tiny house exterior with customizable deck, canopy, and roof terrace options
Exterior options reference: discuss the porch, shelter, deck, and other visible features against the final product drawing and included-scope list.

30ft Expandable Tiny House Dimensions

The table uses the 30ft standard double-wing specification. Expanded external dimensions help with site planning; internal dimensions are more useful for laying out furniture and circulation.

Specification 30ft reference dimension Why it matters
Expanded external size 9,000 × 6,270 × 2,480 mm
Side/eave height: 2,180 mm
Check available backyard area and clearance around the house
Internal size 8,740 × 6,110 × 2,200 mm
Side/eave height: 2,060 mm
Plan usable rooms, furniture, and walking paths
Folded transport size 9,000 × 2,200 × 2,480 mm Review road access, delivery space, and unloading arrangements
Listed reference weight 3,500 kg Coordinate suitable lifting equipment and site preparation
Structural reference Galvanized Q235B steel frame; main floor beams listed as 80 × 140 × 2.5 mm Use the approved technical drawing for the selected configuration

Dimensions are from YJD’s 30ft standard double-wing parameter sheet. Porch and shelter dimensions are not included in the figures above; use the approved drawing to confirm the complete installed footprint.

Expandable modular tiny house floor plan and size comparison
Floor-plan reference: use the drawing to compare room arrangements, then match the selected layout to the final quotation.

Interior Layout and Finish Options

Plan the interior around who will use the backyard home and how often. Bedroom partitions, kitchen and bathroom arrangements, storage, and circulation all affect the final layout. Confirm room positions and openings on the production drawing rather than relying on a generic model image.

Living, kitchen, and bedroom areas inside an expandable modular house
Interior reference showing living and kitchen areas with adjoining room space; the final fit-out depends on the selected plan.
Room plan
Select the room arrangement and partition locations that suit the intended occupancy and use.
Insulation panels
The 30ft specification lists 75 mm side-wall sandwich panels and 50 mm partition and roof panels. EPS, PU, and rock-wool cores are listed as options.
Doors and windows
The reference configuration lists a steel entry door and uPVC double-glazed casement windows; alternative frame materials are available.
Interior fit-out
Bathroom, shower, cabinets, and floor finishes can be included when specified in the itemized quotation.
Electrical setup
Share the destination country and required outlet/electrical standard before production. Local certification or approval should be verified separately.
Porch and shelter
The listing title and product photos show a porch/shelter design. Confirm its exact dimensions, materials, and included components in the approved drawing.
Folding and expansion process for a modular expandable tiny house
Folding and expansion reference: review the opening sequence and required working clearance for the selected model.

Transport, Packing, and Site Preparation

The 30ft reference model folds to approximately 9,000 × 2,200 × 2,480 mm. Before shipment, coordinate the delivery route, unloading equipment, lifting access, and prepared support base. The buyer and supplier should agree in writing on transport scope, unloading responsibility, and any installation services.

Protective packing used to protect an expandable house interior during transport
Protective-packing reference: confirm the packing method and protection scope for the final interior specification.
Expandable house loading process for container shipment
Loading reference image. This image is labeled for a 20ft unit, so use it only as a general loading-process reference; confirm the 30ft model’s actual packing and shipment plan separately.

How to Order a Backyard Tiny House

  1. Share your project details: destination, intended use, site dimensions, delivery access, preferred layout, and target schedule.
  2. Review the configuration: select the room plan, insulation core, door and window options, electrical setup, interior fit-out, and porch/shelter scope.
  3. Approve drawings and quotation: verify expanded and folded dimensions, included items, packing, transport responsibilities, lead time, and project-specific requirements.
  4. Confirm payment and production: the accepted payment method, currency, deposit or milestone schedule, fees, and balance timing should be stated in the approved quotation or sales contract.

For customization, see YJD’s custom prefabricated house options. You can also review quality information, the modular home buying guide, and the foldable house installation guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the expanded size of this 30ft backyard tiny house?

The 30ft standard double-wing reference dimensions are 9,000 × 6,270 × 2,480 mm externally and 8,740 × 6,110 × 2,200 mm internally. The porch/shelter may change the complete footprint, so check the approved drawing.

How wide is the house for transport?

The reference folded dimensions are 9,000 × 2,200 × 2,480 mm. Confirm the final packing dimensions and delivery arrangement for the ordered configuration.

Can this folding tiny house be customized?

Layout, insulation core, doors, windows, electrical setup, and interior fit-out can be specified. The final quotation should list selected options and any changes to the standard configuration.

Does the product include the porch and shelter?

The listing title and photos show a porch/shelter configuration. Confirm the exact components, dimensions, and finish in the itemized quotation and approved drawing.

What should I check before placing a backyard home?

Check local planning and building requirements, site access, expanded footprint, base preparation, lifting access, and utility connections. Requirements vary by location and intended use.

The technical values above are reference specifications for YJD’s 30ft standard double-wing model. The final approved drawing, quotation, and sales contract define the ordered configuration and scope of supply.

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