Real programmes follow this pattern: a constraint (freight, speed, site access), a model chosen for it, and numbers that survived contact with reality.
⚠ PROTOTYPE NOTE: the six cases below are illustrative placeholders written to show the format — replace with real delivered projects before launch.
PALAWAN, PHILIPPINESAn island operator needed premium rooms on a beach shelf where concrete construction was impossible. Twelve cabins arrived in one 40HQ + breakbulk lot, were placed by island crane in four days, and photographed for the booking site the same week.
TABUK, SAUDI ARABIAA contractor mobilising a remote exploration camp compared rigid units (60 containers) against F50 foldables (5 containers). The freight delta funded the entire sanitary block. Local crew of eight assembled 60 units in eleven days.
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIAA homeowner adding a 2-bed ADU for family. Unit shipped AU-standard wired (SAA board), arrived folded on a flatbed, opened before lunch. Council documentation supported by our load-point drawings.
BAVARIA, GERMANYAn infrastructure contractor needed a 24-desk office campus for a 3-year project. Sixteen flat-pack units in one container became a stacked two-storey block with meeting rooms — PU cold-climate walls for alpine winters.
ANTOFAGASTA, CHILEA regional programme required rapid family shelter after flooding. Sixty flat-pack units with sanitary modules shipped in four containers; local teams assembled twelve units per day after a half-day training.
TEXAS, USAA ranch owner diversifying into hospitality chose stacked Apple Cabins with UL electrical packages. The row was set on helical piers to avoid grading, and opened for bookings six weeks after the deposit.
Send the constraint — beds, budget, timeline, site access — and we will show you which of these patterns fits, with the loading plan to prove it.
Every case above started with one enquiry and a unit count.
Martin replies within one working day with specification, loading plan and freight estimate.