This is a Tiny House That Can Be Built with Just One Screwdriver.

At first glance, this tiny house gives the impression of stepping onto the set of a sci-fi movie! It may look small, even smaller than the average modular wooden cabin, but it's crafted from composite materials, giving it a sleek, modern, and tech-savvy vibe rather than the rustic charm of a traditional cabin.

Actually, this type of tiny house has its own name - the Quick Cabin, a modular, lightweight, sturdy, insulated, and easy-to-set-up dwelling that serves multiple purposes, from a cozy residence to a guest house, backyard office, or studio. Best of all, anyone can assemble it. This cabin comes as a complete kit, with the only tool needed for installation being a simple screwdriver. Plus, the Quick Cabin has been UV-treated, ensuring each component is lightweight yet incredibly durable.

As we can see, the Quick Cabin's walls curve outward, resembling a giant pumpkin, yet they offer remarkable usable space inside without taking up much ground area.

With a peak height of seven feet six inches, the tiny house can easily accommodate an adult male standing upright, so the interior space is relatively spacious, and you won't feel cramped inside.

Assemble the Quick Cabin

To assemble the Quick Cabin the panels are connected at the top, the middle, and the bottom with interlocking tabs using simple screws. The cabin has a water-tight edge gasket that provides a seal between the panels. Each cabin panel has a sturdy tie-down ring on both the inside and outside.

There are threaded inserts on the interior wall of each cabin panel, making it a snap to install furnishings. When not in use, the panels nest together for compact storage or shipping.

Just like that, threading the rope through the pre-set holes, tightening the screws, and this little house is both light and sturdy.The following are other essential parts of the Quick Cabin.