D1
11500 x 3300 x 3200 mm / 38 sqm
One-bedroom resort cabin
Product Line
Apple cabin modular homes for resorts, ADUs, vacation rental projects and long-stay accommodation with furnished interiors.
Curated Model Media
D1
11500 x 3300 x 3200 mm / 38 sqm
One-bedroom resort cabin
D2
11500 x 4400 x 2450 mm / 52 sqm
Wide cabin with private balcony
F2 Duplex
2 modules / 52 sqm total
Three-bedroom duplex suite
Project Planning
Confirm whether the units are for resort lodging, temporary accommodation, office use, storage, parking or mixed-use development.
Share the estimated quantity, destination country, road access, crane access and preferred delivery timeline for shipping planning.
Confirm interior package, layout, utility connection, climate requirements, facade color and local compliance needs.
Buyer Guide
Apple cabins fit resort suites, backyard ADU programs, vacation rental villages and long-stay accommodation where guests expect a warmer residential feeling than a container-based unit. They work well for lakeside, forest and countryside projects that need a distinctive exterior profile with compact interior comfort.
Key specification checks include cabin footprint, roof profile, bathroom position, kitchen package, wall insulation, window size, entry orientation, terrace or balcony options and exterior cladding color. Buyers should also review local planning limits, foundation requirements, fire separation, accessibility needs and whether the cabin will be installed as a single unit or a clustered village.
Before requesting pricing, share the occupancy target, room mix, destination country, expected utilities, design references and delivery schedule. For distributors and repeat buyers, it is also useful to define the standard model that will be stocked and which options will be quoted as upgrades.
Before production starts, confirm final drawings, material list, electrical standard, plumbing position, finish colors, packing method, delivery responsibilities and after-sales support channel. This reduces change orders and prevents misunderstandings between the buyer, factory, freight forwarder and installation team.
Common Questions
Start model selection as soon as the site and approximate quantity are known. Drawings, configuration review, production schedule, export booking and local installation preparation can run in parallel when the buyer provides complete project information.
Most projects can adjust colors, interior package, furniture, utilities, facade details and some layout choices. Structural changes should be reviewed early because they affect production drawings, cost, packing and compliance review.
The site should prepare access roads, foundation or support points, lifting equipment if required, utility interfaces and a receiving plan. AeroPodHomes can provide guidance based on the selected model and destination conditions.