Every foldable home on the market
25 models from 8 makers, from $18,995 for an uncertified portable building up to six-figure certified dwellings. Base prices shown; every model page breaks down realistic delivered cost.
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Casita
The unit that created the category. A 361 sq ft studio that folds to highway width, ships flat, and unfolds in about an hour. The $60k headline price is real; the $60k delivered price is not.
Baby Box
A small towable Boxabl (launched ~$19,999) with a wet bath and kitchenette, aimed at offices, studios and guest rooms rather than full dwellings. Several specs remain projected — treat folded dimensions, certification and warranty as unconfirmed.
Compact
A hinged cross-laminated-timber cabin that folds flat and rotates open on site. Warmer and better finished than most of the category, with the import friction that comes with a European build. Base pricing is quote-based and varies widely by fit-out.
Rustic
The two-storey Brette Haus. A genuine second floor and a folded transport footprint that still fits standard freight — the closest thing in the category to a house rather than a unit. Bedroom count and price vary by configuration.
TF-20
A self-unfolding structure that goes from truck to fully open building in minutes with no crane and no site crew. A demonstrated working prototype and extraordinary engineering, but the TF-20 is not yet orderable, shipping, or certified — you cannot buy one like a Casita.
Cube Two
A fully finished two-bedroom capsule home delivered furnished, with the strongest industrial design in the category. Not hinged or expandable in the mechanical sense — it simply arrives complete.
19 ft × 20 ft Expandable House
Around $23,990 today — the descendant of the sub-$20k unit that fuels every 'foldable homes are cheap' headline. Fine as a jobsite office, guest room or storefront, and rated to ~70 mph wind, but not a permitted dwelling in most of the United States.
Jupe
A flat-packed hospitality unit (~106 sq ft) that goes up in under two hours with no foundation. Built for hospitality and relief deployment rather than permitted housing, and honest about it. The 'Rest/Care/Plus' names are a defunct 2020 healthcare line, not the current single unit.
Ecocapsule
A boutique off-grid pod. The famous 2015–2018 original had a built-in wind turbine; the currently sold 'Ecocapsule Home' (€99,000) is solar-plus-battery only. Included for completeness: it is the most expensive square footage in the category and it is not a housing answer.
Flip Lite
A US-sold folding unit with an unusually transparent price ($44,600) and published wind, seismic and fire ratings — though no certification seal to back a permit.
40 ft Foldable Container House
A 40 ft dual-wing expandable with three bedrooms, sold direct and on Amazon by a US retail brand. Real US shipping and returns, but opaque final pricing and no certification.
M.A.Di Single
A folding CLT A-frame that erects in about six hours — a distinct engineering approach with documented earthquake resistance. Striking, but the North American purchase path is the weak link and pricing dates from 2017–2019 press.
20 ft Folding Container House
A folding/expandable container house buyable on Amazon US today, with concrete published metric dimensions (~390 sq ft deployed). Generic build, no certification, and import logistics to plan around.
Grand Luxe
The largest unit in CHOMEX's lineup: a 40-ft wing-fold expandable with three bedrooms, 865 sq ft, and an unusually specific published price ($54,995) from a BBB-accredited US seller. Generic Chinese-manufactured construction, no code certification, but the clearest retail path in its price class.
Duo Mod
A mid-size 20 ft wing-fold expandable from CHOMEX — the same BBB-accredited Brooklyn retailer that sells the Grand Luxe. At $27,995 with free delivery and two bedrooms in 385 sq ft, it fills the gap between the compact J. Carter Pod and the 40-ft Grand Luxe. No code certification; an electrician is required for final hookups.
J. Carter Pod
The smallest and lowest-priced unit in the CHOMEX lineup — a 195 sq ft one-bedroom pod that unfolds in under an hour. Named in honor of President Carter's housing advocacy work. At $18,995 delivered, it targets emergency housing programs, homeless shelters, and backyard ADU budgets where the Grand Luxe or Duo Mod is oversized. R-25 ceiling insulation, Category 5 hurricane rating, and double-pane windows are meaningful specs at this price.
MagicSlide 2X
The only expandable THOW in the catalog with ANSI A119.5 (park model) certification and DOT approval for legal towing in all 50 states. Magic Box's patented dual slide-out system expands from highway-legal width to 460 sq ft of ground-level two-bedroom living in under 10 minutes — no loft, no ladder. Factory-direct from Yantai, China; pricing is quote-based.
Haven Nest
The mid-range step in the CHOMEX lineup — a 30 ft wing-fold expandable delivering two bedrooms and 585 sq ft at $37,995 with free continental US delivery. The only 30 ft model in the CHOMEX catalog, it fills the gap between the compact 20 ft Duo Mod and the 40 ft Vista Bode. Sound insulation to 60 dB, hurricane-rated materials, and the same 3-year warranty as the rest of the line.
Vista Bode
A 40 ft flat-expansion container home from CHOMEX — 775 sq ft at $44,995 delivered, with layout options covering a 2-bedroom+study or a 3-bedroom floor plan. The Vista Bode slots between the Grand Luxe (865 SF, $54,995) and the Haven Nest (585 SF, $37,995). Like all CHOMEX models: no US residential certification, an electrician required for hookup, and the same 3-year structural warranty from a BBB A-rated Brooklyn seller.
Glenflesk
A patented foldable two-bedroom home from Hapi Homes that ships 98% pre-installed inside a standard 40 ft container and is assembled on site in under eight hours. Unlike the container-box importers in the catalog, the Glenflesk uses a light-gauge steel frame and patented folding panels rather than a wing-fold chassis. Confirmed deliveries include US Virgin Islands government housing and residential builds in New Hampshire. The $49,000 figure is the build kit; total installed cost runs significantly higher.
20ft F20
JEEZOO's flagship 20 ft expandable, the F20 series, ships folded (two units per 40HQ container) and expands on-site to ~398 sq ft in hours. Highlighted in Offsite Builder Magazine's September 2026 foldable-homes feature and backed by documented US projects in Texas and Colorado. Five sub-model variants range from an entry-level standard to an upgraded Pro with glass front, raised ceiling, and SPC flooring. Pricing is quote-only with no US residential certification — buyer plans certification, permitting, and US-code electrical separately.
40ft F40
JEEZOO's 40 ft expandable is the largest model in their lineup, delivering roughly 796 sq ft once deployed — about twice the floor area of the 20ft F20. It ships folded in a single 40HQ container and expands on-site to a three-bedroom family layout in hours. Backed by documented US project cases in Texas and Colorado (August 2026) and covered in Offsite Builder Magazine's September 2026 foldable-homes analysis. Pricing is quote-only with no US residential certification; buyer handles certification, permitting, and US-code electrical separately.
Expandable Deluxe Max
The flagship of PackPrefab's original expandable line, the Deluxe Max deploys to 430 sq ft with two bedrooms and a full bath. Now priced at $38,900 — up from a prior $29,500 listing — it sits between the Flip Lite ($44,600) and the newer Flip Classic B ($48,500) in the PackPrefab lineup. Documented US deployments in Hawaii and New York confirm active shipping. Rated to 156 mph wind, seismic Category E/F, and 1-hour fire resistance; no certification seal for permitting.
Flip Classic B
The Flip Classic B is the premium tier of PackPrefab's Flip Series, offering upgraded materials, enhanced insulation, and greater exterior customization versus the Flip Lite. Available in two height variants: the standard L20 (430 sq ft, 8 ft 4 in ceiling) and the tall H20 (455 sq ft, 8 ft 10 in ceiling). At $49,999 it is the most expensive unit in the PackPrefab line. The product line is independently confirmed by Suzhou Daxiang Container House Co., Ltd. (the Chinese manufacturing partner) on Made-in-China.com. No US residential certification seal — structural ratings are manufacturer-stated.
Ori
A fully furnished 482 sq ft studio ADU that unfolds on-site from two shipping modules in roughly a day, then requires 4–6 more days of finish work. The $80,000 US price includes import tariffs; turnkey delivery (shipping, foundation, crane, finish) adds $20,000–$85,000 on top. Designed to the 2022 IBC with a UL-listed 100A electrical panel and NEC-designed factory wiring — stronger US-code alignment than most Chinese exporters, but no state modular or HUD certification seal yet. Coverage is geographically selective; Unfold House evaluates every project location before production starts.