Stella Magna 110: A Large Premium A-Frame Cabin Kit

Stella Magna 110 is a large prefabricated A-frame cabin kit developed for private homes, premium rental cabins, resort accommodation, guest houses, and hospitality projects that require substantially more interior space than a compact loft-based cabin.

The model combines two enclosed main-floor bedrooms, a broad open living and kitchen area, a main-floor bathroom, an upper loft with an additional bathroom area, a full-height glazed gallery, and a wide standard front deck.

With approximately 107.8 m² / 1,161 sq ft of net interior floor area, Stella Magna 110 provides the room separation and usable floor space expected from a larger cabin while preserving the exposed timber structure, tall interior volume, and distinctive façade of the Stella A-frame series.

A Larger Evolution of the Stella Magna Series

Stella Magna 110 was developed from earlier Stella Magna configurations, including the Magna 88 concept, but it is not simply the same cabin with a small extension.

The current model uses a wider and longer structural layout to create larger enclosed rooms, a substantially expanded main living area, and a more practical relationship between the kitchen, dining, and open gallery zones.

The additional floor area allows Stella Magna 110 to function as a complete multi-room cabin rather than relying almost entirely on an open-plan main floor and a single loft sleeping area.

Two Enclosed Bedrooms and an Open Loft

The standard planning concept includes two enclosed bedrooms on the main floor and an open loft on the upper level.

• Main-Floor Bedroom 1: Approximately 12.1 m² / 130 sq ft.
• Main-Floor Bedroom 2: Approximately 13.8 m² / 149 sq ft.
• Net Open Loft Area: Approximately 18.3 m² / 197 sq ft.

The two lower-floor rooms provide enclosed sleeping spaces without requiring occupants to use the stairs. The loft can be planned as an additional sleeping area, private upper lounge, office, or flexible-use space according to the project requirements.

Whether the open loft can formally be classified as a legal bedroom depends on local rules for emergency egress, ceiling height, guards, ventilation, heating, and occupancy. The model is therefore best described as providing two enclosed bedrooms with additional loft sleeping or living space.

Two Separate Bathroom Areas

Stella Magna 110 includes space for one bathroom on the main floor and a second bathroom area associated with the loft.

• Main-Floor Bathroom: Approximately 4.7 m² / 51 sq ft.
• Loft Bathroom: Approximately 4.7 m² / 51 sq ft.

This arrangement is particularly useful for family use, longer stays, and rental properties accommodating several guests. It reduces dependence on a single shared bathroom and creates a clearer separation between the main floor and upper sleeping areas.

Final fixture positions, wet-area waterproofing, plumbing routes, ventilation, and local clearances should be coordinated with the project’s local mechanical and plumbing professionals.

Approximately 1,161 Sq Ft of Net Interior Space

Stella Magna 110 provides approximately 107.8 m² / 1,161 sq ft of total net interior floor area across the main floor and loft.

• Main Floor: Approximately 84.8 m² / 913 sq ft of net interior area.
• Loft Level: Approximately 23 m² / 248 sq ft of total net floor area.
• Total Net Interior Area: Approximately 107.8 m² / 1,161 sq ft.

The main-floor figure includes the open living area, two bedrooms, bathroom, circulation, stairs, and related interior floor space.

The loft figure includes approximately 18.3 m² / 197 sq ft of net open loft area and approximately 4.7 m² / 51 sq ft allocated to the upper bathroom.

The exterior deck is stated separately and is not included in the 1,161 sq ft net interior figure.

A Broad Open Living and Kitchen Area

The primary living zone measures approximately 6.27 × 8.64 m / 20'7" × 28'4", providing approximately 54.2 m² / 583 sq ft of open main-floor space.

This area accommodates the main living room, kitchen, dining arrangement, stair access, and circulation beneath the full-height A-frame gallery. Compared with smaller Stella models, the wider plan allows the kitchen to be positioned alongside the living area without consuming most of the available circulation space.

The result is a more conventional and comfortable relationship between the kitchen, dining, and lounge functions while retaining the open vertical character of an A-frame interior.

Kitchen cabinetry, appliances, island dimensions, furniture placement, and mechanical equipment can be coordinated according to the selected layout and intended occupancy.

Structural Dimensions and Interior Heights

Stella Magna 110 uses a broad hybrid A-frame structure designed to combine sloped roof geometry with more practical enclosed-room dimensions.

• Exterior Structural Frame: Approximately 9.02 × 10.49 m / 29'7" × 34'5".
• Structural Footprint: Approximately 94.6 m² / 1,018 sq ft.
• Full-Height Gallery: Approximately 7.01 m / 23'0".
• Ceiling Height Below the Loft: Approximately 2.39 m / 7'10".
• Maximum Height Within the Loft: Approximately 4.88 m / 16'0".

The high central gallery creates the large interior volume that defines the model, while the enclosed side and rear sections provide more conventional room proportions.

The structural dimensions refer to the main timber frame. Exterior cladding, roof overhangs, foundation edges, and other project-specific elements can extend beyond the stated structural footprint.

Final dimensions should be confirmed through the current production and project drawings before foundation construction begins.

Full-Height Glazing and A-Frame Architecture

The glazed façade emphasizes the approximately 23-foot gallery height and forms the primary architectural feature of Stella Magna 110.

Large fixed glazing areas bring daylight into the living room and upper gallery while maintaining a direct visual connection with the deck and surrounding landscape.

The wide format creates a different visual character from narrower traditional A-frames. The cabin retains the strong triangular roof profile, but its broader structure provides more usable room widths and a larger front elevation.

The façade can combine fixed glazing with operable aluminum window and exterior-door joinery. The exact glass package is defined in the quotation and may include dual-pane tempered, tinted, or Low-E glazing according to the climate and project requirements.

A 284 Sq Ft Standard Front Deck

The standard front deck measures approximately 8.86 × 2.97 m / 29'1" × 9'9", providing approximately 26.3 m² / 284 sq ft of outdoor floor area.

The deck extends across most of the glazed façade and creates a substantial outdoor continuation of the main living space. It can accommodate exterior seating, dining, entrance circulation, or a sheltered transition between the cabin and the surrounding site.

Depending on the confirmed project package, the standard deck components may include structural framing, flooring boards, posts, and railing components.

Site-specific stairs, extended terraces, foundation supports, roofed porch areas, and alternative railing configurations can be reviewed separately. The deck area is not included in the cabin’s net interior floor area.

Planned Around One 40-Foot High-Cube Container

Because of its structural size and material volume, one standard Stella Magna 110 kit is generally planned around one 40-foot high-cube container.

The final shipment arrangement depends on the selected glazing, insulation, prefabricated floor system, hardwood flooring, kitchen package, assembly hardware, additional finishes, total shipment weight, and approved loading plan.

Container planning must also consider the unloading and assembly sequence. Long structural members, façade joinery, roofing materials, deck components, and interior elements are packed so that the local team can unload and organize them in a practical order.

Unlike smaller multi-unit Stella models, Magna 110 is primarily intended for projects that prioritize larger interior accommodation rather than the maximum number of cabins within one container.

A More Complete Standard Cabin Kit

Stella Magna 110 is supplied as a comprehensive prefabricated timber cabin kit rather than a basic A-frame skeleton or frame-only package.

A substantial portion of the structural cutting, component preparation, wall production, roof detailing, joinery planning, deck production, and assembly coordination is completed before shipment.

Depending on the confirmed quotation and current project configuration, the standard kit may include:

• Factory-cut and labeled structural timber components
• Model-specific posts, beams, rafters, and main structural frames
• Custom steel plates, connectors, and structural connection details
• Exterior wall framing and cladding components
• Interior bedroom and bathroom partition components
• Loft structure, loft flooring components, stairs, and railings
• Roof underlayment or roof-decking boards
• Roof moisture-control membrane and related roof build-up components
• Model-specific metal roofing sheets and standard roof trims
• Insulated aluminum operable-window joinery
• Insulated aluminum exterior-door joinery
• Fixed-façade window framing and timber trim components
• Solid wood interior doors and door/window casings
• Standard front-deck structure, flooring, posts, and railings
• Model-specific architectural, production, and assembly documents
• Export packaging and container-loading preparation

Glazing, insulation materials, prefabricated floor systems, kitchen components, assembly hardware, and other selected items are supplied according to the package confirmed in the quotation.

The final quotation and order documents remain the controlling references for the exact materials and options supplied with an individual order.

For a detailed division between the standard cabin kit, optional packages, and locally completed work, review the SolidCabin Standard Kit Inclusion & Local Scope List .

Available Options and Project Upgrades

Stella Magna 110 can be configured with additional factory packages according to the intended use, climate, foundation design, finish level, and destination.

Common optional packages may include:

• Dual-pane tempered glazing package
• Low-E glazing upgrade
• Prefabricated timber crawl-floor system
• Solid hardwood main-floor finish package
• Kitchen cabinet and countertop package
• General assembly hardware package
• Insulation materials selected for the project climate
• Increased wall or roof insulation cavities
• Alternative exterior cladding and finish selections
• Extended decks, exterior stairs, porches, or landing components

Selected options can affect shipment weight, structural details, container packing, assembly sequence, interior dimensions, and final pricing. The required option set should therefore be established before the production drawings and loading plan are finalized.

Climate and Building-Envelope Adaptability

The wall, roof, floor, glazing, and mechanical specifications can be coordinated toward different climate zones and energy-performance targets.

The larger glazed façade makes the complete envelope design especially important. Final performance depends on glazing specifications, insulation continuity, air sealing, thermal bridging, ventilation, solar exposure, shading, heating and cooling equipment, and the selected roof and floor assemblies.

For colder regions, the project may require increased insulation cavities, higher-performance glazing, careful air sealing, and locally designed heating and ventilation systems.

For hot or high-solar-gain regions, Low-E or tinted glazing, exterior shading, ventilation, roof build-up, and HVAC sizing may become more important.

Final compliance must be confirmed against the applicable local energy, structural, fire-safety, and building requirements.

Factory Preparation and On-Site Assembly

Stella Magna 110 components are cut, prepared, grouped, and labeled before shipment. This reduces the amount of structural measuring, timber cutting, material identification, and component sorting required at the site.

Model-specific production and assembly drawings establish a planned sequence for the main frames, walls, bedrooms, bathrooms, loft, stairs, roof, joinery, and deck.

Because Stella Magna 110 is a large cabin, assembly still requires an appropriately sized and experienced local crew, accurate foundations, lifting equipment, organized unloading, and proper site access.

Actual assembly time depends on crew size, construction experience, foundation accuracy, weather, equipment, selected options, and the required completion stage. It should not be treated as a fixed number of days for every project.

Gallery Images and Magna-Series References

Some photographs and videos presented on this page may show earlier Stella Magna configurations or related Magna-series projects rather than the exact current Stella Magna 110 floor plan.

These references demonstrate the architectural family, timber structure, glazed façade, interior character, materials, and possible finished appearance of a Stella Magna cabin.

The dimensions, room areas, deck size, and layout stated in this description refer specifically to the current Stella Magna 110 configuration.

The current production drawings, quotation, and order documents should always be used when evaluating the exact cabin supplied for a new project. Furniture, appliances, bathroom fixtures, lighting, landscaping, and project-specific decoration shown in completed photographs may have been supplied or selected separately.

Items and Services Arranged Locally

SolidCabin supplies the prefabricated cabin kit rather than turnkey construction outside its domestic market. Site-specific work is normally coordinated by the buyer through local contractors, engineers, suppliers, and licensed trades.

Locally arranged work generally includes:

• Land survey, site preparation, excavation, drainage, and access
• Foundation engineering and foundation construction
• Local architectural and structural review
• Permit applications and required professional stamps
• On-site assembly labor and lifting equipment
• Insulation installation when not included in the ordered package
• Air sealing and project-specific envelope completion
• Electrical, plumbing, ventilation, and HVAC systems
• Utility, water, septic, and drainage connections
• Wet-area waterproofing, tile, and bathroom completion
• Appliances, sanitary fixtures, lighting, and final decoration
• Landscaping, exterior paths, and other site improvements

The local project team should confirm room classification, emergency egress, ceiling heights, stairs, guards, structural loads, soil conditions, foundation design, energy performance, fire safety, setbacks, access, and permit requirements before manufacturing begins.

Best Suited to Premium Private and Hospitality Projects

Stella Magna 110 is best suited to projects that need the architectural impact of a large A-frame together with enclosed bedrooms, multiple bathroom areas, a broad living space, and a more complete residential-style layout.

Typical applications include private vacation homes, family retreats, premium rental cabins, boutique resorts, nature hotels, guest accommodation, and individual hospitality units intended for longer or higher-comfort stays.

Its principal advantages are approximately 1,161 sq ft of net interior space, two enclosed main-floor bedrooms, an open 197 sq ft loft, two bathroom areas, a 583 sq ft open living zone, a 23-foot gallery, and a 284 sq ft standard front deck.

Projects that prioritize transporting several smaller rental cabins within one container may be better served by the Stella 70 or Stella 82 . Stella Magna 110 is intended for projects where greater interior space and room separation are more important than maximum multi-unit container capacity.

The final quotation should confirm the current floor plan, glazing package, insulation target, floor system, selected options, foundation approach, delivery destination, and intended construction schedule.