Main materials
Structure, panels, glazing, insulation and main enclosure references.
Buying guide
Capsule House Configuration, Furniture and Appliances
Use model pages as configuration references, then confirm every included item, option and utility requirement in the written quotation.
Scope groups
Separate the product from its configuration
Interior materials
Ceiling, wall, floor, lighting and bathroom finish references.
Furniture & appliances
Bed, storage, bathroom fixtures, air conditioning and water-heating references.
Optional systems
Model-dependent upgrades, controls, furniture and exterior options.
Quotation control
How to avoid configuration misunderstandings
Select model
Start with the exact product page.
Mark requirements
Identify required and optional items.
Confirm utilities
Destination electrical and service basis.
Review exclusions
Clarify buyer/site responsibilities.
Approve scope
Use the written quotation as the final reference.
Similar models may use a shared reference configuration, but the final included items remain quotation-specific.
Is every item shown in a product image included?
No. Images and reference tables do not replace the written supply scope.
Can different models use similar furniture and appliances?
Yes. Shared configuration references may apply across models, while layouts and product structures remain model-specific.
What should buyers confirm?
Exact item, quantity, model/brand reference where applicable, utility basis and whether it is included or optional.
Does configuration affect price?
Yes. Compare quotations using the same model and the same included configuration.
Confirm your required configuration
Send the selected model, destination, occupancy and required furniture, appliances and options.