Pitch strategy
Set unit density, privacy spacing, arrival routes and the views each pitch should sell.
Holiday parks
Modular cabins for holiday parks.
Add distinctive, repeatable cabin stock to an operating park without losing control of utilities, housekeeping routes and phased installation.
Product fit
Match the room, site and operating model.
Open two or three relevant families and compare them against the same brief.
01 / Core repeatable stock
A-Frame A24
A familiar, compact silhouette guests recognise, priced and serviced as repeatable park stock.
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02 / Distinct room tier
Prism P24
A sharper profile that lets one park run two visual tiers on the same delivery platform.
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03 / Family suites
Courtyard CY58
A two-module family product that captures multi-generation bookings a single room cannot.
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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.
Repeatable package
Approve one room package and hold it across every phase of the order.
Frame and enclosure
Review the structural system and enclosure build-up behind the selected model.
Interior turnover
Check finishes and fittings against cleaning cycles and guest wear.
Packing plan
Match container loading to the phased receiving sequence on site.
Site readiness
Assign foundations, access and utility connections before each delivery phase.
Handover record
Close each phase with documented checks and open-item lists.
Project applications
Choose the project context.
Use these examples to start. Final fit depends on the site, quantity and operating plan.
- Holiday parks
- Caravan park upgrades
- Coastal parks
- Riverside sites
- Park expansions
- Seasonal room stock
From brief to order
Define the handoffs.
Align product decisions with approvals, site works and local delivery responsibilities.
You define
Pitch plan, phasing, room tiers, quantity and the operating brief.
We review
Model fit, configuration, delivery format and order information per phase.
Local team confirms
Approvals, groundworks, utility corridors, lifting and site completion.
Common questions
Before pricing.
Can a park mix cabin models?+
Yes. Core cabins usually carry the room count while one or two signature units lift the average rate. The mix is planned against the pitch map and utility corridors.
How does phased delivery work?+
Orders can be released in stages. Each phase repeats the approved room package, packing plan and installation sequence, so later phases get faster.
What utilities do the cabins need?+
Power, water and drainage requirements are stated per model during review. The park's appointed team confirms local connection standards and capacity.
Do the cabins suit year-round operation?+
Climate exposure, insulation and heating or cooling packages are configured per destination during the project review.
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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