BIVVI Camp introduces a brand new mini A-frame cabin design that is developed with a sustainable focus. Every small cabin is made with durable materials that have all been sourced responsibly to have low environmental impact. It is offered in a trailer mount option of a fixed foundation set up.
Notably, it is also prefabricated and tested through all seasons to promise the durable elements. It is made for on and off the grid living with a shore power connectivity and two duplex 120V floor outlet. Additional features include the interior lighting, a recessed window framing, a smoke and C02 detector, and a port hole door. The off-grid construction has the same features with solar panels, battery, an inverter, and charging controller.
Towable Miniature Cabins
BIVVI Camp's mini Cabin Focuses on Sustainable Purposes
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