Typical of the French coastal landscape, this traditional fisherman's house built on stilts owes its name to the "carrelet", a 4m fishing net used to catch fish using the balance technique.

The version on offer here is an open-ocean house that can only be accessed at low tide. The water level can be adjusted to suit you, and several materials are available to simulate different levels of water clarity.

The fishing net can be raised and lowered into the water, and there are several morphs so you can adjust its shape and angle.

Finally, the fisherman's house comes with various props to furnish the interior, and materials to vary the paint on the outside wall and add white markings to the woodwork on the pontoon.