FAQ

Start with occupancy and layout: SP001 is an 18 m² unit for two people, SP003 a 28 m² unit for two people with a bar counter and balcony, and SP005 a 38 m² unit for two to four people. Once the model is chosen, check that the transport route, crane position and foundation area match it.

They suit resorts, glamping sites, eco-lodges and boutique hotel rooms. The shell, interior and equipment are completed in the factory, so on site the work is mainly unloading, positioning and connecting water and power. The project needs road access, lifting equipment, a foundation and local approvals.

Standard: galvanised steel frame, aluminium exterior panels, PU insulation, interior wall and ceiling panels, bathroom, whole-house lighting and wiring, water heater and air conditioner. Smart voice control and a kitchen are optional. When comparing quotes, check item by item what each price includes.

Some models allow changes to the layout and interior, including beds, seating, desk, storage, bathroom type, colours, finishes, appliances and smart controls; a kitchen or bar counter is only possible on models where the space and water, power and ventilation allow. The main frame, bathroom position and pipe routes limit what can change — the confirmed floor plan and configuration list are final.

It ships as a complete large unit and normally needs a truck crane to unload on site. Road transport uses semi-trailers and sea freight uses flat racks, secured at the designated lifting points, with moving parts and separately shipped accessories packed on their own. The transport plan must be customised to each model's size, weight and lifting points — it cannot be copied from another model.

Complete a level foundation or support points, confirm that trucks and cranes can reach the site with room to set up, unload and lift, and reserve water supply, drainage, power, earthing and network connections according to the model's drawings. Support point and connection positions differ between models, so the layout of one model cannot be copied to another.

The unit is lifted into position and checked for alignment and stability, connected to water supply, drainage, power and earthing, fitted with the steps or equipment shipped separately, and then the pipework, circuits, lighting and equipment are commissioned. Lifting, electrical and plumbing work should be carried out by personnel with the relevant qualifications.

Clean the exterior surfaces, seals, drains and installed equipment regularly; check the sealant on glass, doors, windows and panel joints and repair any damage before water gets in. Clear the roof and drains, and check locks, hardware, anti-corrosion coatings and pipework for leaks. Service the air conditioner and water heater as their manuals require, and have electrical protection and earthing checked by a qualified person.

Yes. They are carefully designed and built to withstand heavy rain, snowstorms and strong winds, and additional insulation and weatherproofing options are available for extreme climates.

The insulation is extruded polystyrene (XPS) board, 5 cm thick.

Yes. We can customise both systems to the requirements of your country. For example, our standard voltage is 240 V, but we can also supply 110 V systems or other specifications on request.