Magic Box Tiny House
Magic Box Tiny House (MBTH) is a factory-direct Chinese manufacturer of aluminium-frame tiny homes, shipping to all 50 US states, Australia, Canada, and 60+ countries since 2015. Its ISO 9001-certified facility in Yantai, Shandong produces laser-cut 6063 aluminium-frame units — lighter, non-corrosive, and termite-proof compared to steel-frame competitors. The flagship product for US buyers is the MagicSlide, a patented slide-out tiny house on wheels (THOW) that compacts to highway-legal width for transport and expands via electric motors on site. All THOW models carry ANSI A119.5 (park model) certification verified through QAI and are DOT-approved for towing in all 50 states. There is no US dealer network — the company sells factory-direct with logistics handled end-to-end from Yantai. Pricing is quote-based; no public price list is published for the expandable MagicSlide line.
- Headquarters
- Yantai, Shandong, China
- Founded
- 2015
- Status
- active
- Website
- www.magicboxtinyhouse.com
Funding & ownership
Privately held; no disclosed funding. Operates a single ISO 9001-certified factory in Yantai, Shandong. Revenue from direct international sales across 60+ countries. No US entity on record.
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Models from Magic Box Tiny House
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