Technical data · project planning

Modular building technical data.
Find the decision, then the document.

Use this centre to compare product-family dimensions, transport formats, site interfaces and the documents that carry a project from brief to handover. Published figures are planning references; the approved drawing and agreed scope govern each order.

Illustrative exploded modular cabin showing frame, enclosure, interior and service layers
Technical illustration · not a project drawing or construction specification

Product-family reference

Compare the format before comparing finishes

A floor-area figure does not show how a building travels or what the site must finish. Start with room function, transport state and interfaces, then review the selected model drawing.

FormatPublished areaTransport referenceFirst planning question
A-Frame AP-A2424–30 m²Single volume or panelizedRoom plan and destination route
Prism AP-P2424–28 m²Single volume or split-widthRoom plan and transport envelope
Arc AP-R35Approx. 34.5 m²Panelized kitPanel schedule and local installation
Courtyard AP-CY5852–60 m²Panelized kitRoom programme and site interfaces
Capsule AP-C85Approx. 27–28 m²Out-of-gauge finished volumeRoute, lifting and guest-room brief
Apple cabin D1Approx. 38 m²Out-of-gauge finished volumeRoute, crane and one-bedroom plan
Apple cabin D2Approx. 52 m²Out-of-gauge finished volumeRoute, crane and wider room plan
Apple cabin F2Approx. 52 m²Two container-compatible modulesModule joint and family-room plan
Expandable Small 20FT27.5 m²Six units per 40HQOccupancy and shared-site services
Expandable 20FT37 m²Two units per 40HQRoom layout and opening space
Expandable 40FT74 m²One unit per 40HQSelf-contained layout and site access
Folding 14 m² room14 m²Twelve units per 40HQHigh-density room and amenity plan

Areas and transport references summarize the current public product information. Confirm the selected configuration, packed dimensions, weights and loading plan before shipment planning.

Document path

A useful file set grows with the decisions

Asking for every possible document on day one creates volume without clarity. Name what must be reviewed, who reviews it and which decision it releases.

  1. 01
    Project brief

    Use, occupancy, destination, quantity, room schedule, access and target programme.

  2. 02
    Design basis

    Applicable project criteria, climate inputs, interfaces and assumptions requiring local confirmation.

  3. 03
    Coordinated drawings

    Plans, elevations, sections, support points, openings and service connection positions.

  4. 04
    Factory evidence

    Material records, inspection stages, concealed-work checks and completed-unit records.

  5. 05
    Delivery information

    Packed dimensions, weights, loading sequence, lifting points, protection and receiving requirements.

  6. 06
    Handover set

    As-built information, test records, operating notes, spare-parts list and warranty route.

Project interfaces

Separate factory scope from destination scope

Product information

Configuration, dimensions, support points, service terminations, packed state, lifting information and the agreed document schedule.

Delivery planning

Route, carrier, permits, protection, offloading, temporary storage, lifting radius and the sequence from arrival to placement.

Local project work

Approvals, site investigation, foundations, drainage, utility infrastructure, lifting, connections, testing and final occupancy requirements.

Planning tools

Turn the brief into quantities

Use your own project inputs. Results are planning allowances, not quotations or engineering approvals.

Technical data questions

Are the published figures final construction dimensions?

No. They are product-family planning references. The approved project drawing confirms final dimensions, usable area, interfaces, lifting data and the configuration being ordered.

Which technical documents can be reviewed before an order?

The available set depends on the product and project stage. A useful review identifies the relevant drawings, material schedule, structural basis, service interfaces, packing information, inspection records and installation instructions before the commercial scope is frozen.

Does AeroPodHomes approve a building for my location?

No. The appointed local professionals and authority confirm the destination approval pathway. AeroPodHomes provides product and project information for that review and coordinates the factory scope with the agreed interfaces.

How should two modular building quotations be compared?

Issue the same room brief, performance requirements, destination, document schedule, inspection requirements and responsibility matrix to each bidder. Compare exclusions and evidence beside the price rather than comparing headline unit figures alone.

Bring the site, room schedule and open questions

A project review can then identify the relevant formats, missing inputs, document path and responsibility boundaries before a quotation is requested.

NextEditable procurement templatesRFQ, scorecard, responsibility matrix and submittal register
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