Couple suite · 1 bathroom. Approve furniture, bathroom, storage, openings and terrace interfaces on the plan before production.

Core Cabin / AP-P24
Prism P24 modular cabin
A compact guest room that balances usable interior volume with a distinctive silhouette.A compact room without the A-frame perimeter loss
The Prism keeps the visual character of a faceted roof while holding more standing-height space at the edges than a steep A-frame. That makes the 24 to 28 m² target useful for a compact couples' suite where the bed, bathroom, luggage and small seating zone all need clear circulation. The room should still be tested on a dimensioned furniture plan: a distinctive section is valuable only when it leaves the guest with a comfortable, serviceable room.
Use the glazed end as an operating decision
A panoramic end can frame the principal view and give the room its booking image. It also sets the bed orientation, curtain line, solar-control strategy, cleaning access and privacy relationship to the next cabin. The site plan and room plan therefore have to be reviewed together. Rotating the cabin on the plot may change guest experience and environmental performance even when the factory package is unchanged.
The route decides whether the room travels whole
The AP-P24 can be reviewed as a single volume or a split-width configuration. The decision follows packed dimensions, road and port constraints, lifting access, weather exposure and the work the destination team can complete reliably. A split can simplify transport but adds a joint, closure work and inspection points. The selected state is fixed on the shipping and installation drawings before quotation is treated as project-ready.
Project configuration
Start with the model.
Define it for the destination.
Boutique resorts, vineyards, farm stays and view-led accommodation.
Bed orientation, terrace, panoramic glazing, joinery and finish package. Geometry, lifting plan and shipping format are fixed before quotation.
Know what is being priced, and what remains on site.
We price from configuration, quantity, destination, finish package, shipping scope and delivery term — never from a picture.
The quotation lists exactly what leaves the factory: structure, enclosure, interior, services, furniture, packing and documents. Anything not listed is local scope.
Your appointed team owns approvals, foundations, access, lifting, final utility connections and site inspections.
Design confirmation, production, inspection, shipping and installation each get their own dates once configuration and destination are fixed.
The contract names the warranty scope, operating documents, maintenance needs, spare parts and your handover contact.
Four decisions connect the cabin model to a buildable project.
- 01Geometry
Confirm full dimension drawings, clear internal heights and opening schedules.
- 02Structure
Define the real load path, chassis, shell support and destination design loads.
- 03Transport
Fix shipping state, module split, route envelope, packing and lifting weight.
- 04Installation
Issue foundations, lifting sequence, module joints, seals, utilities and handover checks.

Prism P24 questions
What is the AP-P24 Prism cabin?
A faceted modern prefab cabin planned as a 24 to 28 m² couples' suite with one bathroom. Its room plan, glazing orientation, finish package and delivery state are configured for the project.
How is the Prism different from an A-frame cabin?
It retains a pitched, architectural silhouette but gives more standing-height space near the room edges. Compare both on furnishable clearances, not floor area alone.
Can the AP-P24 be delivered as one module?
Potentially. It is reviewed as a single-volume or split-width format depending on the approved geometry and route to the destination.
What should a resort confirm before selecting the Prism?
Confirm the guest profile, bed and bathroom plan, principal view, privacy, glazing and shading, site access, lifting position, local supports and utility interfaces.
Is the terrace included?
Terrace and outdoor interfaces are configuration items. The quotation and responsibility matrix state whether they are factory supplied, shipped loose or completed locally.
The engineering behind Prism P24
- Open the engineered model1,154 positioned members and 9,947 structural checks from a live project
- How a cabin fits into 2 × 40 HC containersThe packing study that decides what arrives and in what order
- What a modular cabin costs deliveredThe full landed-cost stack, from factory gate to first guest
- Structural code checks, in buyer termsWhat AISI S100-16 verification actually proves
- Why the installation manual runs to 170 stepsPhase gates, hold points and who can stop the work
- What is inside a modular cabin BOMSix levels, from module down to fastener


