How to buy aspace capsule house

Seven steps from the first message to capsule houses on their footings — with the seller, terms and responsibilities written down before any payment.

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  1. 01. Share your project

    Start with the site, not the catalogue.

    Destination, intended use, number of units and timeline. Photos or a site plan help us understand the ground and access.

  2. 02. Compare suitable models

    Models matched to the brief.

    We shortlist models against current specifications and explain the trade-offs: size, layout, glazing and climate options.

  3. 03. Receive a written quotation

    Current, itemised and dated.

    A current quotation states the model and configuration, quantity, port and Incoterm, exclusions and how long the price holds.

  4. 04. Confirm the contract

    Everything named before payment.

    The seller, payment terms, delivery terms and service responsibilities are set out in writing before any payment is made.

  5. 05. Production & packing

    Built and fitted out as one module.

    Cabins are built to the confirmed configuration, fitted out, then wrapped, braced and strapped for sea freight.

  6. 06. Shipping

    Wrapped, braced and strapped.

    Units leave the port of loading on the agreed terms. Freight, insurance and import clearance responsibilities follow the quotation.

  7. 07. Arrival & placement

    Lifted onto prepared footings.

    Each module is lifted onto prepared footings and connected to utilities. The scope of any installation support is confirmed per project.

  • 01

    Access

    Room for a truck and a mobile crane to reach the final position.

  • 02

    Footings

    Level concrete piers or strip footings sized for the unit.

  • 03

    Power

    A supply that matches the unit's load, from grid, generator or solar.

  • 04

    Water & drainage

    Fresh water in, wastewater out — to a sewer, tank or treatment system.

  • 05

    Approvals

    Local planning, building and use permits for the intended purpose.

  • 06

    Climate

    Wind, snow, heat and humidity, which shape the configuration.

  • 01

    Model & configuration

    Model code, layout, finishes and every option included.

  • 02

    Quantity

    Number of units, as packing and freight change with quantity.

  • 03

    Port & terms

    Port of loading and the Incoterm (for example FOB).

  • 04

    Exclusions

    What is not included: foundations, freight, duties, installation.

  • 05

    Validity & seller

    How long the price holds and which company sells and receives payment.

A cargo ship loaded with wrapped cabins

Built once.
Shipped complete.

How cabins are shipped