Modular home MG3
MG3- 4+2
- 45–81 m²
- 6.6/10.7 × 5.1/6.1 m
- · 16 variants
The MG3 modular home is our offer of a building in modern architecture, in the fashionable “barn-house” style. It consists of four modules, which we deliver as finished parts of the building directly to the customer’s plot and assemble on site into a single whole. The building parts are manufactured entirely in our production hall and transported to the site. Assembly of the house takes one day; finishing works extend construction to a maximum of three days.
MG3 is available in 17 variants — in various external dimensions, areas and layouts. The basic variant has a usable area of 38.5 m² and a floor area (incl. sloped ceilings) of 47.5 m². The largest variant has a usable area of 71.8 m². External dimensions start from 6.6 × 5.1 m up to 10.7 × 6.1 m. All variants can be built under a building permit as well as on notification; the house is supplied in a year-round or summer version.
Price on request
Exterior
The exterior facade of the MG3 modular home is clad in natural wood — from painted, treated boards. As a variant, the facade can be made as a combination of wood and standing-seam sheet metal on the walls, or the walls can be clad with Vox Kerrafront or Vinylit panels. The roof is covered with standing-seam sheet metal. The colour scheme can be freely adjusted to the customer’s requirements.
MG3 has a compact rectangular body with a 37° pitched roof, with an overhang above the terrace protecting against precipitation and excessive sun, and with a large glazed gable that opens the living room and the attic bedrooms onto the surrounding garden.
Interior
The interior of the basic MG3 variant consists, on the ground floor, of a living room, kitchenette, bathroom and a utility room/storeroom; the attic contains three bedrooms. The layout allows comfortable use of the house for two to four people, as year-round or summer living according to the customer’s needs.
We enter the house through a wide door in the side facade under a small canopy, directly into the day zone of the ground floor. The living room has a relaxation area with a corner sofa and a fireplace wall, a beautifully exposed staircase to the attic and a dining area. On the other side of the house there is an L-shaped kitchen with lower and upper cabinets, a built-in fridge, a hob and a sink, a bathroom with a shower and space for a washing machine and a boiler, and a practical storeroom under the stairs. The glazing in the living room brings in plenty of light and visually enlarges the space.
Specifications
| External dimensions | 5.1 × 6.62 m (basic variant) |
|---|---|
| Built-up area incl. underpass | 32.57 m² |
| Built-up area excl. underpass | 30.68 m² |
| Total area | 45.35 m² |
| Usable area | 38.48 m² |
| Volume gross / net | 162 m³ / 120 m³ |
| Persons / beds | 4 |
| Height from floor to ridge | 6.13 m |
| Room height ground floor / attic | 2.6 / 2.67 m |
| Roof pitch | 37° |
| House weight | 15 tonnes |
| Structure | timber-steel |
| Min. number of point-foundation points | 16 |
| Energy performance (year-round) | EP 69.6 kWh/(m²) |
Floor plans
The interior of the basic MG3 variant consists, on the ground floor, of a living room, kitchenette, bathroom and a utility room, and three bedrooms in the attic. The individual rooms are not large but are designed to be maximally functional and ergonomic. The attic has a master bedroom and two children’s rooms — each with a built-in wardrobe and a full-size bed.
The house is designed for a 4-member family but can equally be a home for 2 people. With a folding sofa in the living room, it can accommodate up to 6 people for an overnight stay. The other 16 MG3 variants have enlarged external dimensions and usable areas — from the basic 38.5 m² up to 71.8 m².
Equipment variants
We offer our mobile homes in three finish standards:
- Basic — the base variant with complete utilities, but no furniture.
- Comfort — a variant with a fitted bathroom and kitchen (kitchen units, sanitary ware, appliances), but no furniture in the rooms.
- Premium — a completely finished and furnished house — full furniture and appliances in every room.
BASIC
Basic house finish and equipment standard
- Steel-and-timber house structure — a welded, hot-dip galvanised steel floor frame; floor, walls and roof from kiln-dried Scandinavian C24 timber
- Two-layer MFP 22+15 mm tongue-and-groove floor
- Axle(s) and wheels for transport
- Waterproofing, vapour barrier and vapour-permeable membrane in the walls, roof and floor
- Thermal insulation: summer variant — 15 cm of mineral wool in floor and roof, 10 cm in walls; year-round variant — 20 cm in floor, 20/25 cm in roof, 20 cm in walls
- Roofing from metal tiles or standing-seam sheet (depending on model), sheet-metal trim from plastic-coated sheet, PVC gutters and downpipes
- Double-glazed PVC windows (optionally triple), 6-chamber frames, with micro-ventilation for air circulation
- Sliding terrace door with a mobile post
- Entrance door — glazed PVC with double locking or insulated steel with double locking
- Internal window and door trims with PVC strips
- Internal MDF veneer doors with an adjustable frame
- Highly abrasion-resistant vinyl flooring — contract grade (optionally vinyl planks)
- PVC skirting boards
- Ceiling cornices from lacquered MDF or timber
- Internal wall cladding with PVC panels (optionally Strama / Forestia)
- Exterior façade Vox Vifront siding (optionally Vinylit, Vox Kerafront, Cedral, timber or sheet-metal façade)
- Electrical preparation for electric radiators and an electric water heater
- Compact-type toilet (optionally wall-hung — Geberit), shower tray, connections for sanitary ware and fittings
- Distribution board with circuit breakers
- External inlets for water, sewerage and the house's electrical supply, with preparation for draining water
- Mechanical ventilation in the bathroom and kitchen — ducting and wiring
- Internal LED lighting
- Outlets for external wall lighting
- TV antenna cable led outside the house
- Preparation for connecting a heating cable for the water pipe
COMFORT
Basic standard plus:
- Shower enclosure — size according to house model
- Washbasin with tap, lower cabinet, mirror and LED backlighting
- Extractor fan in the bathroom
- 50 l electric water heater in cabinet cladding (optionally 80/100 l)
- Electric ladder radiator / towel dryer in the bathroom
- Upper kitchen cabinets in standard veneer
- Kitchen sink with tap
- Built-in under-counter fridge with freezer
- Two-plate electric hob
- Built-in extractor hood in the upper cabinets
PREMIUM
Comfort standard plus:
- Dining table with chairs
- TV cabinet in the living room
- Bed in the master bedroom with a mattress and a storage chest for bed linen
- Beds in the children's bedroom with mattresses
- Wardrobe in the master bedroom
- Wardrobe in the children's bedroom
- Bedside tables and chairs in the bedrooms
Additional equipment
- Changing the summer variant to year-round (thicker insulation)
- Changing the façade to Vinylit, Cedral or sheet-metal panels
- Changing the internal cladding to Strama or Fibo
- Changing the floor to vinyl or timber planks (engineered board)
- Changing windows to triple glazing
- Changing heating from electric radiators to underfloor infrared film
- Fireplace with a double stainless-steel Poujoulat flue
- Upgrading kitchen / bathroom equipment: dishwasher, larger fridge, oven, larger induction hob, washing machine
- Curtain rails, curtains, pleated blinds, insect screens
- Air conditioning with a heating function (air-to-air heat pump)
- Integration of the house with a photovoltaic power plant
- Mechanical ventilation with point heat recovery
- Corner sofa set in the living room (depending on house model)
- Many more accessories can be found on the Tatradomy website
Thanks to an extensive list of optional equipment you choose and design the house yourself in comfort — picking colours, materials and solutions to your own taste. Configuring the house is a simple and pleasant process that results in a tailor-made home. Our designers and advisors will guide you through the whole process and advise you.
Construction and installations
Floor construction
- Final floor: vinyl covering / vinyl panels / MDF-wood panels
- MFP structural board 22 mm + PE foil
- Wooden floor frame of C24 timber (2× 95×45 / 195×45 mm)
- Thermal insulation: mineral wool 20 cm
- Steel frame of closed profiles (if included)
- Steel anti-rodent protective mesh 6×6 mm + wind membrane
- Concrete point foundation + ventilated gap between floor and ground
Wall construction
- Interior lining: plasterboard / wooden cladding / Strama panels
- Vapour barrier, optionally an installation pre-wall, OSB board (if a substrate is needed)
- Thermal insulation mineral wool 20 cm
- Wooden double frame 2× 95×45 mm + steel frame (if present)
- Wind membrane, battens 5×5 cm, ventilated gap
- Exterior cladding: Rhombus wood / facade board / standing-seam sheet metal / Vinylit
Ceiling construction
- Final upper-floor flooring + MFP structural board 22 mm + PE foil
- Acoustic insulation mineral wool 120/150 mm
- Wooden C24 ceiling joists + steel module frame (if present)
- Decorative C24 ceiling beams, vapour barrier
- Ground-floor ceiling lining: wooden cladding
Roof construction
- Covering: standing-seam sheet metal / modular sheet metal
- Battens 5×5 cm, counter-battens 2.5×5 cm, wind membrane
- Thermal insulation mineral wool 20–25 cm
- Wooden C24 structure (2× 95×45 mm) + steel frame (if present)
- OSB board, vapour barrier
- Soffit lining: plasterboard / Fermacell / wooden cladding / Strama
Installations
- Complete electrical installation 230/380 V with a circuit-breaker distribution board, sockets, switches and ceiling lighting points
- Plumbing with supply and waste drainage under the floor, with water drain-down for winter (in the summer variant)
- Heating to choose from: electric convectors with thermostats, electric underfloor, a gas bottle boiler, or an air-to-water heat pump with radiators or underfloor heating
- Hot water: electric boiler 50/80 l, flow heating in a gas boiler, or a heat pump
- Ventilation: summer variant – venting via grilles + window intakes; year-round – mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (central or wall-mounted recuperators)
- Air conditioning: split with an indoor unit in the living room (optional)
- Smart home: alarm and control of heating, hot water and ventilation via a mobile app (optional)
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Model variants
Variant 2
8.1 × 5.1 m — 4-module house with a living room, kitchenette and three bedrooms.
Variant 3
9.1 × 5.1 m — living room with kitchenette, three bedrooms and a large underpass.
Variant 4
9.1 × 5.1 m — living room with kitchenette, four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Variant 5
9.1 × 5.1 m — living room, kitchenette, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a terrace-pergola.
Variant 6
6.6 × 5.5 m — wider house with a living room, kitchenette and three bedrooms.
Variant 7
8.1 × 5.5 m — living room with kitchenette and three bedrooms.
Variant 8
9.1 × 5.5 m — living room, kitchenette, three bedrooms and a large underpass.
Variant 9
living room, kitchenette, four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Variant 10
9.1 × 5.5 m — living room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms and a terrace-pergola.
Variant 11
9.1 × 5.5 m — four bedrooms (different layout), two bathrooms and a terrace-pergola.
Variant 12
6.6 × 6.1 m — living room with kitchenette and three bedrooms.
Variant 13
8.1 × 6.1 m — large living room, kitchenette and three bedrooms.
Variant 14
9.1 × 6.1 m — living room, kitchenette, three bedrooms and a large underpass.
Variant 15
9.1 × 6.1 m — living room with kitchenette, 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Variant 16
9.1 × 6.1 m — living room, kitchenette, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a terrace/pergola.
Variant 17
9.1 × 6.1 m — living room, kitchen, four bedrooms (different layout), two bathrooms and a terrace-pergola.
FAQ
What area does the MG3 modular home have?
Depending on the customer’s needs, MG3 can have an area from 45.3 m² to 81.4 m².
How many people is MG3 intended for?
The MG3 modular home is comfortable for 4–6 people.
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