Hospitality
Apple Cabin
An aluminium-skinned cabin with panoramic glazing. Built for resorts and glamping sites where appearance sells the stay.

On a campground, the unit is the rate. Design quality is not decoration — it is the difference between an A$120 tent site and an A$340 cabin night.
A campground that adds cabins is not adding beds — it is entering a different market. The guest who books a glazed cabin at A$340 is not the guest who pitches a tent, and they arrive outside your peak season, on a Tuesday, in weather a tent cannot handle.
What makes that premium defensible is the building itself: a proper bed, a real bathroom, a wall of glass facing whatever the site already had going for it, and enough insulation that the unit is bookable in July and January alike.
We have quoted camps from a single trial cabin to an eleven-unit phased rollout, where the units arrive as one shipment and the whole camp opens together.
Tell us the site, the climate, how the units will be used and whether they connect to mains services. We will recommend the model, the specification and the shipping plan — and tell you when a cheaper option will do the job.
Not the only options — just the ones that solve this problem most often, and most cheaply.
Hospitality
An aluminium-skinned cabin with panoramic glazing. Built for resorts and glamping sites where appearance sells the stay.
Flagship
A 3.3 m wide capsule with insulated full-height glazing. For scenic sites where the building is the attraction.
Best seller
A container house that unfolds to three times its transport width. Ships flat, installs in a day.
The shell is the same building. Everything around it is specified for where it is going and what it has to do.
| Typical unit size | 12.5 – 38.0 m² |
| Recommended models | Apple Cabin · Space Capsule · Expandable |
| Decking | Optional factory-supplied deck and balustrade, shipped with the unit |
| Off-grid | Solar, battery and tank options for sites without services |
| Insulation | Specified to your climate zone, not to a default |
| Cladding | Anti-corrosion specification for coastal and humid sites |
| Anchoring | Wind and cyclone-rated fixing schedules |
| Phase delivery | Units can be shipped in stages as your site is developed |





Yes, and it is usually the right way to do it. Start with two or three units, prove the rate, then order the rest. We hold the drawings between phases so the later units match.
Solar with battery storage, and a tank-and-pump water system, are both routine options. Tell us the site and the expected occupancy and we will size the system.
Salt air is the main enemy. We specify galvanised frames, marine-grade fixings and a coating system for the exposure category of your location — tell us how far from the water the site is.
Colour is free — any RAL. Signage, laser-cut screens and custom geometry are all possible; send us what you have in mind and we will price it.
Send your target size, configuration and destination port. We come back with pricing, lead time and shipping options — usually within one working day.