Double-Wing Expandable House

The double-wing expandable house ships at a standard 20ft footprint and unfolds on site to three times its transport width. No heavy machinery, no skilled labour, no wet trades — nothing to mix, pour or plaster — so a small crew can have it weathertight and habitable in a single day.

It is the workhorse of the range: the best ratio of living area to shipping cost, which is why most of our customers start here.

Key features

• Folds into a 20ft container footprint — two units per 40ft container
• Unfolds in one to two hours with hand tools
• Galvanised frame and sandwich panels for coastal and humid climates
• Layouts from open-plan studio to three bedrooms
• Pre-wired and pre-plumbed at the factory

Apple Cabin

The Apple Cabin is the hospitality model. A galvanised steel frame carries a smooth aluminium skin and generous panoramic glazing, so the cabin reads as a design object rather than a portable building — which is exactly what short-stay guests pay a premium for.

Every Apple Cabin is built to order. It is a modular unit that is knocked down and packed into containers, so length, width, ceiling height and layout are all set by your drawing rather than by a catalogue — the figures below are the sizes most customers start from, not a fixed range.

Key features

• Panoramic glazing — designed to be a feature, not a shed
• Smooth aluminium skin in any RAL colour
• Bathroom and kitchenette fitted at the factory
• Single-piece delivery, crane-set in under an hour
• The fastest payback for short-stay operators

Space Capsule

The Space Capsule sits at the top of the range. At 3.3 m wide it gives a genuine sense of volume, and the 2.0 mm aluminium shell with insulated double glazing holds temperature in both desert heat and alpine cold.

It is aimed at high-end tourism — scenic lookouts, winery stays, lakeside retreats — where the accommodation itself is the reason to book.

Like the Apple Cabin, every capsule is built to order: it is modular and ships knocked down inside containers, so the sizes below are the two models most customers begin with rather than a fixed range.

Key features

• 3.3 m width and 3.3 m ceiling — genuinely spacious
• Full-height insulated glazing on the view side
• 2.0 mm aluminium shell built for exposed sites
• Floor plans from studio suite to two bedrooms
• The highest-specification, highest-margin product we make

Foldable & Modular Houses

When you are moving twenty units rather than one, shipping volume becomes the whole cost equation. The foldable and flat-pack range is engineered for exactly that: panels and modules nest tightly, stack several high, and assemble on site with basic tools.

X-fold and Z-fold models fold from a single panel size; flat-pack modules stack to two or three storeys for workforce accommodation and remote camps.

Key features

• Maximum living area per shipping container
• Stacks two to three storeys without a steel superstructure
• Bolt-together assembly — no welding, no wet trades
• Ideal for 20-unit-plus workforce and relief projects
• Can be disassembled and relocated