3D tour of the MK I.

Outside · Standard equipment

Sit outside, right by the door.

The fold-out terrace of approx. 9 m² is part of the MK I’s standard equipment, with an outdoor socket right on the terrace.

The terrace shape and dimensions are based on photographs of the display home; the folding mechanism is not animated.

Energy · Included equipment

Generate electricity. Store it for later.

4.75 kWpPV output

The peak output of the solar modules under standard test conditions. Actual output depends on sunlight and location.

40 kWhBattery storage

The stated energy capacity of the battery. How long it lasts depends on consumption and usable capacity.

We install the battery storage in addition. It stands in its own cabinet behind the Wohnzelle, is part of the MK I’s standard equipment and is included in the price.

The roof modules illustrate the solar installation; their layout, dimensions and mounting are schematic. The battery cabinet is shown in simplified form; position as planned. The cable from the Wohnzelle to the battery and the light stripes along it are shown schematically; the actual cable routing may differ.

Outside · Standard equipment

Light at the entrance as night falls.

Outdoor lighting is part of the MK I’s standard equipment: light strips frame the entrance area. Switch between day and night in the model and see the Wohnzelle after dark.

The position and number of lights follow photos of the display home in Luckau. Light effect and brightness are simplified.

Interior · Kitchen and living area

Room to settle in.

A sofa, dining table and kitchen share one space. Look around the furnished kitchen and living area and continue directly to the next room.

Interior · Bedroom

A place to rest.

Look at the bedroom as a separate space: bed, storage and windows from the inside.

Interior · Bathroom

Ready for everyday life.

A washbasin, illuminated mirror, shower, shower toilet and washer-dryer in a compact space, with underfloor heating. Look around the modelled bathroom of the MK I.

The heat overlay is schematic. It shows neither heating circuits nor temperatures.

Energy & climate · Standard equipment

Warmth from below, in all three rooms.

The underfloor heating warms the open-plan living area, bedroom and bathroom. Show the heat overlay in the model to see which floor areas are heated. It is controlled with the central remote control.

The heat overlay is schematic. It shows neither heating circuits nor temperatures.

Energy & climate · Standard equipment

Two rooms, two climate zones.

In the planned design, one air-conditioning unit in the ceiling bulkhead serves the open-plan living area and bedroom through separate outlets. This exterior cutaway shows the air distribution to both rooms. Switch between cooling and heating.

The airflow is schematic. It shows neither air volumes nor temperatures; the position and size of the unit and outlets are approximate.

Everyday comfort · At the touch of a button

Daylight or dark, as you like.

Let in daylight or draw the dark curtains for privacy. Watch the motorised curtain layer open and close along the windows.

The blackout layer moves behind the sheer curtains. The fabric movement is simplified.

Interior · A closer look

Light that gives the room depth.

Direct and indirect lighting shapes the interior. Switch the ambient lighting on and off in the model to compare its effect on the room.

Lighting and materials are simplified in the visualization.

Media · Integrated projector

Make room for a film.

The MK I has an integrated projector and a retractable screen. The door does not close by itself. In this 3D view that is only a built-in animation: selecting the view closes the door and lowers the screen, and leaving raises the screen and opens the door again.

The visualization illustrates the screen movement; it does not demonstrate projection quality.