Zook Cabins Unveils Extra-Wide Skye Park Model
The 399-square-foot tiny house is built on a quad-axle trailer and separates its living and sleeping areas.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Interior Decorating
Zook Cabins has designed the Skye Park Model, an extra-wide tiny house measuring 36.7 ft (11.2 m) in length with a 12 ft (3.6 m) interior width. The home is finished in steam-treated timber with a metal roof and built on a quad-axle trailer.
Why it matters
The extra-wide footprint gives small-home buyers in the United States more interior space than standard tiny houses typically offer. Its separated living and sleeping areas address a common complaint about compact dwellings.
The Skye Park Model's 399 sq ft (37 sq m) layout runs 36.7 ft (11.2 m) long with a 12 ft (3.6 m) interior width, according to manufacturer specifications. Pricing and availability details were not provided.
The players
Zook Cabins
Zook Cabins is a manufacturer of tiny homes and park model cabins that designed the Skye Park Model.
The details
The Skye Park Model's interior is finished in birch ply with vinyl flooring, and a pocket sliding door connects the bedroom directly to the bathroom. The living room features a sofa in front of an entertainment center with shelving and a TV, while the kitchen includes an induction cooktop and a breakfast bar that seats two.
Industry Position
The Skye Park Model extends the park model category by offering a 12 ft (3.6 m) interior width on a quad-axle trailer, a wider footprint than many standard units in that classification. Its design reflects a broader push among manufacturers to offer more living space within the same transport constraints.
Readers considering a small home can compare the Skye Park Model's 399 sq ft (37 sq m) layout against their own space needs. The separated living and sleeping areas may suit buyers who want a defined bedroom without a loft.
The takeaway
A wider footprint and separated rooms can make a compact home feel more livable, so buyers should weigh floor width and layout alongside total square footage when evaluating tiny houses.
Further reading
For more on compact living layouts, see Interior Decorating.
Source note: This article includes information reported by New Atlas.
