Going camping is always fun but having to give up on the comfort of your home can be painful. What if there was a comfy cabin that could be set up in no time? This amazing modular cabin can be set up in only 2 hours, and you’ll be able to enjoy a camping experience like never before.
The cabin is called Quite Lite Quick Cabin and is a lightweight modular cabin made from durable plastic and can be assembled only with the help of a screwdriver. How awesome is that? The cabin has a size of 10 feet by 10 feet and a height of 7 feet, so you can easily stand up in it.
All of its components are modular and lightweight so it can be easily assembled by 1 or 2 people and it is also UV resistant. The panels of the cabin are also insulated, so you can install it even in more chilly seasons, and both the interior and outside look like a cool spaceship. The interior also has inserts and furniture, such as tables and chairs can be easily installed.
This modular cabin looks so professional and well-made, and all the materials used in manufacturing it are toxic-free so you can safely sleep inside it in any weather condition.
Very interested in obtaining a modular unit. How?
Right up there in the body of the article.. quitelite.com/pre-production/quick-cabin/
Hi
I would like to get one.
Can you pls. inform me all the details
Thank You!
SRI WALPOLA
+1.347.684.9068
sriwalpola@gmail.com
Would like to purchase one
Please send me prices.
Thank you.
Interested
Is there only 10×10. ?
They look really nice can I get some more pics and prices please
Pricing please
We are planning on opening a 3-5 unit eco village for rental to mainly Environmental and Marine Biologists. We currently own a Spa & Pool business and are going to expand in other areas. Weee a veteran owned company would their be any discounts for that. Additionally we’d like to discuss with you maybe some type of partnership and allow us to sell them with the units we set up.
1. if it takes 2 hours to setup, how long does it take to disassemble?
2. is the shelter bear-proof or can it be made bear-proof?
3. how does the shelter hold up in a storm…especially a hurricane like we have here in Florida?
4. what powers the shelter and how long can you live off the grid?
Is it possible to connect two or more together for a bigger living space?
Is this Canadian and where is it located?