YJD offers factory-built granny flat options with project-specific layouts and interior scopes. Review the fold-out design and references, then confirm whether your order is a complete unit or kit, and verify specifications, delivery and site requirements.
YJD’s granny flat options are designed for buyers seeking additional living space, guest accommodation or a compact secondary dwelling. Layout, interior scope and delivery arrangements can be reviewed around the intended use and project requirements.
If you are comparing granny flat kit homes, prefab granny flats or ready-made tiny homes, start by confirming what each supplier includes. A factory-built expandable unit and a kit supplied for local assembly may involve different delivery scopes, installation work and responsibilities.
Share your destination, intended use, preferred layout and site information with YJD. Review YJD’s customization options for layouts, appearance, doors, windows, flooring and interior fittings.
The folding and expansion image illustrates the general expandable-house concept. Exterior options such as a deck, canopy or roof terrace may be considered for some configurations, but should not be assumed to be standard inclusions.
Interior references can help you discuss a studio-style layout or a plan with separated living and sleeping areas. Confirm the room arrangement, dimensions, kitchen and bathroom fittings, storage and circulation on the final drawing.
| Area | What to review |
|---|---|
| Room layout | Studio or separated-room arrangement, dimensions, privacy and storage. |
| Kitchen | Cabinets, sink, appliances, electrical points and plumbing scope. |
| Bathroom | Fixtures, ventilation, plumbing connections and included fittings. |
| Finishes | Flooring, wall panels, lighting, doors, windows and other interior items. |
The phrase granny flat kit homes can describe different supply formats. Before comparing prices, clarify whether the offer is a completed factory-built unit, a kit of separate components for local assembly or another defined package.
| Supply item | Questions to clarify |
|---|---|
| Main structure | Which frame, wall, roof and floor components are included? |
| Pre-installed systems | Which electrical, plumbing or other systems are installed before shipment? |
| Interior completion | Are the kitchen, bathroom, flooring, partitions and fixtures included? |
| Assembly and installation | Are instructions, installation accessories or on-site services part of the order? |
| Delivery | What are the packing method, shipping terms, delivery point and unloading responsibilities? |
Confirm the final supply scope in the quotation. “Kit home” does not have one universal definition across suppliers.
When comparing granny flat manufacturers, prefab granny flat manufacturers or granny flat suppliers, ask for product-specific drawings and a written specification. Review how the selected layout, materials, pre-installed systems, packing and delivery will be documented.
| Manufacturer review | What to check |
|---|---|
| Product documentation | Dimensioned drawings, materials, system scope and configuration details. |
| Customization | Available layouts, doors, windows, finishes and interior options. |
| Production and inspection | Agreed quality checks, inspection records and product handover documents. |
| Export and delivery | Packing, shipping documents, delivery terms and unloading responsibilities. |
| After-sales scope | Written warranty terms, support channels and responsibilities after delivery. |
Visit YJD’s quality information page for an overview of quality and compliance resources. Confirm which checks and documents apply to your specific order and destination.
Transportable granny flats require planning for the folded dimensions, route access, delivery vehicle, unloading equipment and prepared site. Confirm whether local delivery, crane hire, foundation work or installation labor is included or arranged separately.
For installation planning, read YJD’s foldable house installation guide. Project-specific site and equipment requirements should be confirmed against the drawings and installation instructions supplied for your order.
Confirming the design and supply scope in stages helps align the product, price, payment terms and delivery plan before production.
| Step | What to review |
|---|---|
| 1. Share project requirements | Provide destination, intended use, preferred layout, site details and delivery location. |
| 2. Confirm product format | Clarify whether the order is a factory-built unit, a kit for local assembly or another supply scope. |
| 3. Review drawings and specification | Check dimensions, layout, materials, pre-installed systems, fittings and packing details. |
| 4. Review the quotation | Confirm inclusions, price basis, lead time, delivery terms and excluded work. |
| 5. Confirm payment terms | Verify payment method, currency, schedule and milestones in the official proforma invoice or contract. |
| 6. Approve and proceed | Approve final documents before production, then follow the agreed quality, packing and shipment steps. |
Payment methods and milestones depend on the official quotation and contract. Verify the payment recipient and account details through a trusted supplier contact before transferring funds.
For broader purchasing guidance, read YJD’s modular home buyer’s guide and container house import guide.
Planning and building rules vary by location and intended use. Check whether the property requires planning permission, building approval, structural documents, utility permits or inspections before purchasing.
A manufacturer can provide product drawings and discuss specifications, but local authorities or qualified professionals should confirm whether the proposed home can be installed and used as intended at your site.
For customization information, visit YJD’s custom prefabricated house page.
Supply format varies by product and quotation. Confirm whether the order is a completed factory-built unit, separate components for local assembly or another defined package.
Discuss the preferred room arrangement, doors, windows, finishes and interior fittings with YJD. Confirm the final dimensioned drawing and written scope before production.
The product description refers to pre-installed systems, but the exact electrical, plumbing or other system scope should be listed in the current specification and quotation.
Prepare your destination, intended use, preferred layout, required fittings, delivery location, site access information and expected schedule.