Inflatable Pod
глэмпинг модуль
A self-contained accommodation unit that ships folded and inflates into a fixed room on site.
Типовые сценарии
- Adding rooms to a campsite without foundations or planning consent
- Expanding scenic-area capacity before peak season
- Testing a location before committing capital
- Turning pitch space into a room you can price
Почему пневмокаркасная конструкция
- No crane and no foundation — a small team places it
- Packs away in the off season instead of standing idle
- The same units can be moved between sites as demand shifts
Когда это не подходит
For a site with planning consent operating year-round for a decade, masonry or light steel costs less per room and lasts far longer. What you are paying for here is mobility and the option to stop — not a lower cost per room.
Рабочее давление, толщина мембраны, прочность на разрыв и раздир, масса, объём в упаковке, габариты в развёрнутом виде, класс огнестойкости и гарантия уточняются у производителя и в независимых лабораториях. Мы публикуем цифры только когда они подтверждены документами.
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Частые вопросы
- How much does a glamping pod cost?
- Comparable units in the international market sit broadly in the fifteen to thirty thousand US dollar band with fit-out. Price is driven mostly by interior specification — bathroom, climate control and furnishing — rather than by the shell itself. We are not quoting at this stage; this figure is market context, not our price.
- How long do inflatable accommodation units last?
- Service life depends on UV exposure, how often the unit is packed and unpacked, and storage discipline between seasons. We do not publish a figure because we do not yet hold the accelerated-ageing data to support one. Anyone quoting a decade without test data is guessing.
- Do they need foundations or planning consent?
- No foundation is required — the unit is anchored, not built. Planning treatment varies by jurisdiction and is the operator's responsibility to confirm; in many places a demountable unit is handled differently from a permanent structure, which is a large part of why campsite operators choose them.