Wooden foldable house

Abstract

The wooden folding house (Fig. 1) includes a wooden base with built-in leveling legs for adjusting to uneven terrain, a floor equipped with an anti-slip and waterproof surface that also contains a hole with a plug for draining liquids, integrated folding joints, wooden sides, the main front window and side windows that have integrated lifting shock absorbers and spring latches, a roof system that includes two halves of the roof on two sides, installed and hidden electrical installations and integrated Schuko sockets on the front and rear sides, an electrical cabinet with integrated FID switches and LED lighting inside the entire house. The house in the disassembled state has all its sides stacked on top of each other (Fig. 2), which are easily unfolded using integrated folding joints and, in its disassembled state, are easily connected with detachable joints, thus forming a solid house structure without the need for additional connecting parts.Kutni limovi na drvenoj bazi kućice omogućavaju sistem slaganja drvenih kućica u sklopljenom stanju jedna na drugu u visinu (sl. 3) zbog čega se kućica lagano transportira i skladišti.Wooden foldable house (Fig. 1) includes a wooden base with built-in levelling legs for adapting to uneven terrain, a floor equipped with an anti-slip and waterproof surface that also contains a hole with a plug for draining liquids, integrated folding couplings, wooden sides, the main front window and side windows that have integrated lifting shock absorbers and spring latches, a roof system that includes two halves of the roof on two waters, conducted and hidden electrical installations and integrated sockets on the front and back, an electrical cabinet with integrated FID switches and LED lighting inside the entire house. The house in the disassembled state has all its sides stacked on top of each other (Fig.2) which are easily folded by means of integrated folding clamps and in their disassembled state are easily connected by detachable clamps, thus forming a solid construction of the house without the need for additional connecting parts. The angle metal plates on the wooden base of the house allow the system of stacking wooden houses in the assembled state on top of each other in height (Fig. 3), which is why the house is easily transported and stored.