The next-generation solution, Klumpen, developed for those who want to establish an off-grid life away from the city, appears like a classic cabin but stands out as a portable living infrastructure. The system, which brings together basic needs such as electricity, water, internet, and heating in a single compact structure, is defined as an off-grid living center.
Klumpen, which gathers electricity, water, and internet in a single structure, makes off-grid living possible. The system can be installed without any infrastructure.
Structure is Small, Function is Big
Covering an area of approximately 7 square meters and designed in a tent-like form, Klumpen is positioned not as a standalone living space, but rather as a support unit placed next to an existing small cabin to meet all needs. The structure's side length reaches 2 meters, while its height extends up to 4.85 meters.
The system, whose exterior is entirely covered with solar panels, operates by storing electricity generated from solar energy. At the heart of its energy infrastructure is a battery system with a total capacity of 7.5 kWh. This battery, along with an integrated inverter, provides a standard 230V electrical output, allowing daily household appliances to operate smoothly.
Electricity, Water, Internet in One System
The features offered by Klumpen are not limited to energy alone. The system aims to provide high-speed internet access even in the most remote areas with satellite broadband internet connection and mobile modem support. This ensures that users remain connected even when far from the city.
The interior features comprehensive equipment. A small kitchen including a two-burner stove, toaster, microwave, dishwasher, and sink is offered as standard. Additionally, the system includes a washing machine, shower, and toilet.
A notable detail in water management is that Klumpen has freshwater and wastewater tanks. Water used in the shower is filtered and reused in the toilet cistern. This minimizes water consumption, making resources more efficient. The shower system can provide hot water up to 60°C.
The integrated heat pump in the system can meet both heating and cooling needs. This feature makes Klumpen a habitable solution not only for summer use but for all four seasons.
One of Klumpen's most striking aspects is its installation process. According to the manufacturer, the system is delivered ready from the factory, and users can activate the entire infrastructure simply by placing the device and pressing the "start" button. It does not require an electrician, plumber, or special permits.
Klumpen's starting price is announced at approximately $35,000, with shipping costs within the European Union expected to be around $3,000. Initial deliveries are planned to begin in September 2026. A 2,000 euro deposit is sufficient for users wishing to reserve the product.
A special option is also available for use in more challenging geographical conditions. An aluminum-bodied version designed for extreme conditions such as glaciers or volcanic regions is offered with a price tag of $198,000.
The first prototype of Klumpen was developed with European Union funds and successfully completed its testing phases. The production process is managed by Himmelsfahrtskommando, an architectural firm operating in Stockholm, Sweden. A limited production of 10 units is planned initially.
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