How they stack

One cabin, or a building of them.

Our cabins can be joined side by side, set end to end or stacked. Scroll down to see one become a two-storey home, then an office.

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01 / 06 · One cabin

One cabin, finished in the factory.

The H2 arrives complete: shower room, a 1.5 m kitchen, flooring, wiring and plumbing all in. It's 8.5 m long and 2.2 m wide.

02 / 06 · Side by side

Two side by side, one wide room.

Joined along their long sides, two cabins open into one room 4.4 m wide, with no wall between them. The factory calls this connected horizontal. It's an option, priced on your quote.

03 / 06 · End to end

Or end to end.

Set in a line, two cabins make a longer building. Two H2s run to 17 m.

04 / 06 · One on top

One on top.

A second cabin can be lifted onto the first, with an outside stair up to a balcony. The factory calls this connected vertical, and it's priced on your quote. On the H1 you can add it in the designer: a second H1 along from the first on a steel frame, with a stair up to a platform on the roof.

05 / 06 · Two storeys

A two-storey home.

Four cabins, two up and two down, each pair opened into one wide room. Two cabins joined side by side can still count as a caravan. Three or more, or a second storey, make a building, which needs planning permission. We handle the application.

06 / 06 · Office

An office building.

Six cabins, three to a floor, with a walkway along the front and a stair at each end. Each one is finished in the factory before it's delivered, just as a single cabin is.

Start with one cabin.

Design a cabin in 3D and see its price, or book a site visit to talk through what you have in mind. Joining and stacking are priced on your quote.