Capsule House Solutions by Project Type

Capsule House Solutions by Project Type

Capsule House Solutions by Project Type

A glass-walled capsule unit is easier to specify once the factory behind it is clear. This page works through the Cammi House V3 project types for buyers who need a prefab tiny house manufacturer that publishes its own structural data, and a portable prefab house supplier able to ship a single unit or a full site programme.

  • Project firstFive venue types mapped to one decision surface
  • Glass-walled cabinsLightweight, transportable units described for quick installation
  • Agreed before productionGlazing, insulation, power and access confirmed in writing
Main Peripheral Structure
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Pick your project type

Each project type below changes what you specify first. Read the short brief, then compare the same five types row by row in the decision matrix that follows.

01 — Glamping

Glamping Resort

View-led siting, deck or pile foundation, canopy clearance and full-height glazing aimed at the best outlook. Confirm the delivery route before you fix unit positions.

02 — Campground

Campground / RV Park

Drive-up pads, utility trench distances and frost depth decide more of the budget than the cabin finish. Specify a shell that takes year-round rain and wind.

03 — Hospitality

Boutique Hotel

Arrival flow, service lanes and key-count phasing come first. Balance the glass front against guest privacy room by room.

04 — Residential

Backyard Rental

Check the lift or crane path, permit and set-back rules, single-circuit power capacity and shading on the glass elevation.

05 — Public

Public / Amenity

An accessible route, drainage, ventilation and easy-clean surfaces matter more than styling for restroom and back-of-house pods.

Product spotlight

Cammi House V3 glass-walled cabin

The V3 is the configuration most buyers shortlist first for view-led sites, backyard offices and temporary dwellings. Everything below is taken from the current V3 product page.

Cammi House V3 exterior with full-length reflective glass curtain wall
Glass-walled Transportable Custom interior

Why buyers pick this configuration

The V3 is described as a portable prefab tiny house that blends a sleek exterior with a compact, customizable interior, using full-length reflective glass for daylight and afternoon privacy from the outside. The page lists backyard offices, vacation cabins and temporary dwellings as its intended uses, and describes the unit as lightweight, transportable and quick to install.

  • Main frameGalvanized square tube, 2 mm thickness
  • ShellColor steel sheet with metal fluorocarbon paint baking
  • Exterior wallCustom metal engraving panels
  • Curtain wallDouble-layer Low-E light blue glass
  • Equipment roomDedicated space for the air conditioner and water heater
  • InsulationPolyurethane foam, plus a custom entry door

Published product parameters

These are the values printed in the parameter table on the Cammi House V3 product page. Treat them as a starting point for planning, not as a final shop drawing.

Length11.5 m
Width2.25 m
Height2.4 m
Building area40 m²
Net weight8 tons
Occupancy limit2–4 people

What to verify before you order

Confirm the final dimension on a signed drawing

The same product page also shows a 6400 × 3000 mm dimension, and several blocks on that page carry Apple Cabin and Capsule Office Pod labels. Because these do not match the parameter table above, ask for a dimensioned drawing for the exact V3 variant you are buying before you fix foundations, deck framing or freight calculations.

Decision shortcut

If your site is view-led and you can accept a compact footprint, the V3 is the natural first shortlist entry. If your project needs year-round pad-level utilities in a park, start with the weatherproof pod instead and come back to the V3 for premium units.

Configuration layer

Site and climate change the shortlist

Two buyers can order the same model and still need different glazing, insulation, anchoring and power. Work through these five inputs and put the answers in your enquiry.

Site access and foundation
  • Measure the narrowest point on the delivery route, including gates, low cables and turning radius.
  • Decide between a prepared slab, a steel or timber deck and a pile foundation — each changes the arrival sequence.
  • Confirm whether a crane or forklift will be on site, and the lift radius it can reach.
Wind and seismic zone
  • Give the supplier the design wind speed and seismic category for the exact plot, not the city average.
  • Exposed ridge, coastal and open-park sites usually need extra anchoring detail and a heavier connection schedule.
  • Ask how the anchoring method is documented for your engineer.
Temperature range
  • State the coldest and hottest design temperatures so insulation and glazing can be matched.
  • Large glass areas drive heating and cooling load — plan the equipment room and air conditioner capacity accordingly.
  • Confirm whether optional electric pipe heating is needed for your winter conditions.
Humidity, rain and salt air
  • Coastal and tropical sites need the shell finish and fixings reviewed against salt and constant moisture.
  • Confirm drainage away from the footprint so water never sits against the base.
  • Ask what maintenance interval is expected for the exterior finish in your climate.
Voltage, plug standard and utilities
  • Give the destination voltage, frequency and plug type before production, not after arrival.
  • Confirm the incoming supply capacity against air conditioning, water heating, lighting and any kitchen appliances.
  • For park and campground pads, agree the water and waste connection points and trench positions early.
Next step

Build your request for quote

A complete enquiry gets a faster and more accurate answer than a price question on its own. Include these nine points and the supplier can come back with a configuration, not just a number.

  • Project typeGlamping, campground, hotel, backyard or public amenity
  • Model of interestV3 glass cabin, restroom pod, modular pod or living pod
  • QuantityUnits now, plus the phasing you expect later
  • DestinationPort or delivery address and the last-mile route
  • ClimateDesign temperatures, wind zone, seismic category, humidity
  • PowerVoltage, frequency and plug standard
  • Site accessSlope, road width, crane availability, foundation type
  • Layout needsBed, bathroom, kitchenette, storage or office fit-out
  • TimelineTarget install date and any seasonal deadline

Where to send it

Use the contact page to share your project brief. Custom layouts, bulk orders and OEM or ODM requirements can be discussed in the same thread so the quotation reflects the correct specification from the start.

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Frequently Asked Questions

what is the cammi house v3?

it is a glass-walled portable prefab tiny house with full-length reflective glass and a compact, customizable interior. the product page describes it as lightweight, transportable and quick to install, and lists backyard offices, vacation cabins and temporary dwellings among its intended uses.

which project types suit a glass-walled capsule cabin?

glamping resorts, campgrounds, boutique hotel infill, backyard rentals or home offices, and public amenity areas. the decision matrix on this page maps each project type to a configuration family and to the site questions you should answer first.

what are the published dimensions and occupancy?

the parameter table on the product page lists 11.5 m length, 2.25 m width, 2.4 m height, 40 m² building area, 8 tons net weight and an occupancy limit of 2–4 people. a 6400 × 3000 mm dimension also appears on the same page, so confirm the final size on a signed drawing before you plan foundations or freight.

what materials and insulation does the v3 use?

the main peripheral structure lists a galvanized square tube main frame at 2 mm, a color steel sheet shell with metal fluorocarbon paint baking, custom metal engraving exterior wall panels, a double-layer low-e light blue glass curtain wall, a custom entry door, a dedicated electrical equipment room for the air conditioner and water heater, and polyurethane foam insulation.

how do site and climate change the configuration?

delivery access, foundation type, wind and seismic zone, design temperatures, humidity and rainfall, and the destination voltage and plug standard all change glazing, insulation, anchoring and mep pre-fit. confirm these inputs with the supplier before the order is confirmed.

how do i request a quote or discuss a custom layout?

send your brief through the contact page with the project type, model of interest, quantity, destination, climate zone, voltage and plug standard, site access notes and target install date. custom layouts, bulk orders and oem or odm requirements can be handled in the same conversation.