SolidCabin manufactures prefabricated wooden cabin kits for international projects. Our background in timber construction dates back to 1988 and includes hundreds of completed cabins, wooden buildings, and tourism projects. We supply factory-prepared cabin kits for local assembly rather than turnkey construction abroad.

Many kits look cheaper because they stop earlier. After the structural frame arrives, the customer may still need to source roofing, exterior wall materials, windows, doors, deck components, connectors, drawings, and many model-specific details. SolidCabin moves more of this purchasing, preparation, and assembly logic into the factory-prepared kit. This helps reduce material sourcing, site cutting, sorting, measuring, coordination, and avoidable guesswork for the local crew.

Common add-ons can include dual-pane tempered glass, crawl-space foundation components, hardwood flooring, insulation material, and standard assembly consumables such as screws and nails. Available options and shipping practicality depend on the selected model, quantity, destination, and remaining container capacity.

The included drawings provide the model and structural information needed as the technical basis of the project. They are not automatically guaranteed to satisfy every local permit authority. Permit requirements depend on the project location, foundation type, soil conditions, wind speed, snow load, seismic category, energy code, and local authority. A local or appropriately licensed engineer may need to review, revise, and stamp the plans.

Insulation material can be quoted as an add-on, but it is often more practical to source it locally. This avoids using valuable container space for materials that are widely available near the project site. We can prepare wall, roof, and floor cavities for the insulation targets required by the local climate and energy code. Final thermal performance also depends on air sealing, glazing, ventilation, HVAC design, and installation quality.

Typical manufacturing time is approximately 8–10 weeks after the order, drawings, and selected scope are confirmed. During busy production periods, lead time can extend to approximately 12–15 weeks. The confirmed production schedule is stated in the project quotation.

No. SolidCabin supplies the prefabricated cabin kit and technical documentation. Foundation, permits, utilities, local labor, MEP systems, insulation installation, finishes, and final completion are handled locally. For selected projects, initial on-site assembly guidance may be discussed separately, but the customer remains responsible for the local construction team and project management..

Container capacity depends on the model and selected package. Typical planning capacities include up to 4 Stella 53 units, up to 3 Stella 70 units, up to 3 Stella 82 units, and one larger Aries unit per 40'HC container. Final loading capacity must be confirmed according to the exact model, add-ons, packing arrangement, and shipping restrictions.

Please provide the preferred model, quantity, delivery city and postal code, intended use, project timeline, foundation preference, and any known local wind, snow, seismic, or insulation requirements. For custom projects, a site survey, concept layout, or description of the requested changes is also useful.

Our standard structural kit is broader than a basic frame-only package. It includes architectural and structural drawing sets, an assembly guide, pre-cut structural components, pillars, beams, frames, wall panels, roof underlayment planks, roof moisture barrier, metal roofing sheets, custom steel plates and connectors, stair components, treated sill plates, and model-specific assembly elements. The kit also includes insulated aluminum operable windows, insulated aluminum exterior doors, static solid wood windows, solid wood interior doors and casings, loft flooring, and deck components such as the structure, pillars, flooring, and railings.

Land purchase, surveys, permits, excavation, grading, footings, utility connections, local labor, insulation installation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fixtures, appliances, cabinetry, floor finishes, painting, staining, and landscaping are handled locally. Local requirements vary considerably, so these items are normally better sourced and coordinated near the project site.

Yes. Standard model-specific architectural drawings, structural drawings, and assembly guidance are included with the structural kit. However, local authorities may require site-specific foundation calculations, wind and snow load revisions, energy-code documentation, or drawings stamped by an engineer licensed in the project state or country. These local permit requirements are reviewed separately.

Yes. Structural spacing, connectors, roof and wall build-ups, foundation details, glazing, and insulation cavities can be revised according to project requirements. To review these changes, we need the project location and any available local design criteria, such as wind speed, ground snow load, seismic category, climate zone, and required R-values.

The structural kit includes insulated aluminum operable windows, insulated aluminum exterior doors, static solid wood windows, solid wood interior doors, and interior door and window casings. Glass specifications and upgrades, including dual-pane tempered glass and shading options, can be reviewed according to the model and local requirements.

Assembly time depends on the model, foundation readiness, local crew experience, weather, equipment, and site access. Experienced crews have completed the structural and exterior assembly of smaller and mid-sized models in approximately 7–15 working days. This refers to cabin kit assembly, not full turnkey completion. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, finishes, fixtures, and other local work require additional time.

Yes, but shipping efficiency depends heavily on the model. Larger models such as Aries 96 and Aries 116 are generally planned as one unit per 40'HC container. Compact models such as Stella 53, Stella 70, and Stella 82 offer better per-unit freight economics when several units share one container. Aries Cista was developed as a more practical boxed option for single-unit and first-project buyers.

Yes. Many models can be adjusted for bedroom count, room divisions, deck configuration, exterior cladding, foundation type, insulation targets, and structural requirements. Larger customizations may affect engineering, price, manufacturing time, and container capacity. Aries models have also been developed in larger variants with footprints reaching approximately 20'×40'.

Send the model, quantity, delivery location, project type, and expected timeline to project@solidcabin.com. We can then review the kit price, optional components, container loading, estimated freight, and the information needed for local engineering and permit planning.