Engineered EPS dome cabins for resort and glamping projects.

Send the destination market, intended use, number of units, expected timeline, and whether you want shell-only, ready-to-move-in, or turnkey support. Unit count matters because 1-5, 5-20, 20-100, and 100+ unit inquiries usually need different production review, freight checks, and commercial scope review.

Shell-only means you receive the EPS module package and structural shell items, while your team handles freight coordination, installation, utilities, interior work, and approvals. Ready-to-move-in adds interior fit-out items so the quote is closer to an operable guest room. Turnkey is the widest path: we coordinate shell, fit-out, and installation planning, then separate what your local team must still handle on site. The important step is not the label; it is making sure two suppliers are quoting the same included items before you compare price.

Yes. The Dome Series can be planned as linked layouts, including a 28 m2 unit connected to a 40 m2 unit for a family suite or premium resort layout. That gives resort developers more room-type variation than buying only repeated single cabins. A resort can plan honeymoon units, family suites, and public clusters from the same product family. We still review the connection node, layout limits, engineering sign-off, and pricing before turning the concept into a commercial offer for each site.

We share source documents at inquiry stage with their exact scope stated. The SGS report on file is a RoHS / material-safety report, not a fire or structural certification. Fire is classified B1 under the Chinese standard GB 8624, which is not EN 13501-1 or a CE fire class. A CE / EU Declaration of Conformity is pursued per project rather than presented as already held. None of these replace your local building-code process, so destination certification and a local engineer, architect, or approval consultant are part of larger resort projects.

Manufacturer materials give a 2.5-6 set range per 40HQ container. Smaller shell packages can sit toward the higher end of that range, while larger models or interior packages reduce the count. A 28 m2 pilot order and a mixed 28 m2 plus 40 m2 resort package will not load the same way. For a real quote, we check your selected model mix, export packaging, spare parts, interior items, and destination so freight is compared on the same basis as the product offer.

No universal price list is published because quantity, selected SKU, export packaging, installation responsibility, and destination freight can change the offer materially. A shell-only pilot order and a 40-unit resort rollout are not the same buying path. We start by aligning what is included, what your local team handles, and what we need in order to price the project.

Yes. The inquiry path captures unit count so a 1-5 unit pilot, a 5-20 unit campground expansion, a 20-100 unit resort project, and a 100+ unit tourism development can move through different review paths. Smaller orders need practical shipping and installation clarity; larger projects need model mix, phasing, production coordination, and commercial scope planning.