Port Macquarie, NSW, MAY 12, 2020 - Consumer demand for Häuslein Tiny House Co, (www.hauslein.com.au) has recently surged and the company is working hard to increase manufacturing capacity.
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The results of this increased marketing activity and the wide ranging effects of COVID-19 on the country has driven more people to consider living in a tiny house.
Appearing on national TV show Better Homes and Garden in early May 2020 is helping to take tiny houses mainstream in Australia.
The Häuslein tiny house build schedule for 2020 has maxed out and the build queue for 2021 is also filling up fast.
Company Co-Founder Sarah Rodhich says:
“Even before our recent feature story on Better Homes & Garden our build queue for 2020 had reached capacity and we were taking orders for 2021. We’ve had to create a customer wait list and cancellation list to help manage the demand in the short term.”
Customers are recommended to secure their place in the build queue as soon as possible while the company works hard to scale up manufacturing capacity and efficiency in order to meet customer demand.
The company are hugely grateful for the customers, employees, suppliers, and supporters who make their continued success possible, especially at a time of such disruption due to COVID-19.
Launched in early 2018, Häuslein Tiny House Co aims to contribute to the housing market and showcase a simpler and more sustainable way of life, without compromising on the finer finishes and modern comforts we all enjoy. Going from strength to strength, the company aims to bring manufacturing jobs to a regional town while facilitating Australia’s rising demand for high-quality tiny houses.
To contact the team, get in touch here via the press page: https://www.hauslein.com.au/press-room