Multi-unit projects
Multi-Unit Dome Projects: Phasing, Containers & One Spares List
For resorts, campgrounds and hospitality groups buying several domes: how units are phased, how containers are planned, and why one accessory package and one spares list keep the programme manageable.
The programme view
Order the site, not just the units.
Multi-unit projects succeed when the site plan drives the order: quantity, unit mix, opening sequence and one accessory package across all phases. Ask how many of your chosen model fit a container before fixing the phase count — it usually changes it.
Production is scheduled in batches; phasing, spares and the opening sequence are agreed before production.
Planning levers
Four decisions that shape the programme.
Example unit pricing (EX-WORKS): 5.0 m round from US$2,167, 6.0 m from US$2,682. Volumes and phasing are quoted per programme; see the price guide.
Unit mix
Couples’ rooms, family stays and premium suites — confirm sleeping, bathroom and luggage zones before choosing models.
Container plan
One container, one phase. Container loading quantity is confirmed per model before the phase count is fixed.
Accessory standardisation
One accessory package across the site. A resort with three ventilation specifications is a resort with three spares lists.
Opening sequence
Groundworks, not the domes, are almost always the critical path. Platforms, drainage and services decide the opening date.
Phasing example
How a 10-unit resort might phase.
| Phase | Units | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 4 units | Core rooms, one container, soft opening |
| Phase 2 | 4 units | Extended capacity, same accessory package |
| Phase 3 | 2 units | Premium formats, spares and training |
Illustrative phasing. The actual programme depends on the site, budget and opening target; quantities and phasing are confirmed per project.
Housekeeping & operations
The shell is chosen by the people who turn the room over.
Cleaning access, curtain type and floor finish are chosen by housekeeping, not by the person signing the order. Layout questions — bed orientation, bathroom privacy, door swing, luggage route — are resolved before configuration, not after delivery.
Questions buyers ask us
How many domes fit in a container?
Container loading quantity depends on the model. Ask us for your chosen model before fixing the phase count — it usually changes the plan.
Do you offer volume pricing for multi-unit projects?
Multi-unit projects are quoted per project with the unit count, configuration and phasing. Two or more units also move to distributor pricing where the buyer plans recurring supply.
Can we open in phases?
Yes. Production is scheduled in batches with phasing, spares and the opening sequence agreed before production. One container plan keeps freight predictable.
What is the critical path for a multi-unit site?
Groundworks — platforms, drainage and services — are almost always the critical path. The domes are modular kits; the site works decide the opening date.
Send the unit count and opening target.
We will return a phasing plan, container quantities and a written quotation for the programme.