Named scope
Quotations reference named assemblies, options and exclusions — not a vague turnkey promise.
Dealers + project procurement
Modular cabins for dealers and project procurement.
Work with a documented cabin platform: named models, stated scopes, packing studies and installation methods your clients and contractors can rely on.
Product fit
Match the room, site and operating model.
Open two or three relevant families and compare them against the same brief.
01 / Flagship offer
Arc R35
The documented signature suite — the strongest demonstration of the engineering platform.
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02 / Volume line
A-Frame A24
The repeatable core product for multi-unit projects and phased resort orders.
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03 / Rapid-deployment channel
Expandable AP-E20
A transport-efficient format for projects where speed and container economy lead the decision.
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Factory and project references
See what is confirmed before dispatch.
Use production, interior, packing and site references to answer different questions. The approved drawings and order information remain the final reference.
Model documentation
Dimension sheets, configuration options and scope statements per model.
Factory production
Production and inspection references behind each product family.
Packing studies
Container plans stated per model and confirmed with the factory per order.
Installation methods
Sequenced method statements local crews can price and follow.
Quality records
Inspection and test plans with hold points and signed records.
Handover set
Drawings, test records and operating information delivered at completion.
Project applications
Choose the project context.
Use these examples to start. Final fit depends on the site, quantity and operating plan.
- Project dealers
- Hospitality procurement
- Development consultants
- Contractor partnerships
- Multi-site operators
- Regional distributors
From brief to order
Define the handoffs.
Align product decisions with approvals, site works and local delivery responsibilities.
You define
The client brief, destination, commercial terms and local delivery capability.
We review
Model fit, technical documentation, configuration and export logistics.
Local team confirms
Approvals, foundations, installation labour and final connections.
Common questions
Before pricing.
How do dealer engagements start?+
Start with a live project brief. Territory and partnership terms are discussed once a first project shows how the platform fits your market.
What technical material supports a bid?+
Dimension sheets, scope statements, packing studies and installation method statements are available during project review under the stated preliminary status.
Who handles destination compliance?+
Structural sign-off and local approvals remain with appointed local professionals. The documentation is prepared to support that review, not replace it.
Can pricing be shared upfront?+
Pricing is prepared per project from configuration, quantity, destination and delivery term. Published price lists are not used.
The engineering behind this solution
- 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
Next step
Start with your site brief.
Share location, use, quantity, access and timing.
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