Skogslya — modular timber housing for animals that live outdoors
A building system of timber modules on a shared grid: sleep, couple, heat, feed, open in summer. No plastic, no chemicals, no kennel run. Built in Granskata, Småland.
Prototypes autumn 2026 Sales begin summer 2027
01 — What it is
Sleeping module, tunnel, terrace, underfloor heating, feeding station and lookout platform. Every module shares the same port, 340 × 340 mm — everything connects to everything, and the setup grows over the years instead of being replaced.
Thermally or fire-treated timber, 40 mm wood-fibre insulation, genuine Falu red paint, stainless steel fittings. No pressure treatment where the animal lies and chews. The heating module does contain plastic — that is stated on the product page, not in the small print.
Closed, insulated and heated in winter. The summer wall lifts off in two minutes and the module becomes an open, shaded porch. The roof comes off entirely for cleaning.
02 — The kit
Three sizes for dogs and cats, four facade finishes in NCS. Dimensions in centimetres, width × depth × height.
Modules from €290. Complete setups up to €1,490.
03 — Where we are
One of each size is built in the barn at Granskata.
Fit, sealing, condensation and heating use are measured through an entire Swedish winter.
Bill of materials, packing dimensions and suppliers are fixed.
Sweden and Germany first, then Denmark and Finland.
04 — Waiting list
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