Guest rooms
Define sleeping, seating, bathroom, storage, privacy and housekeeping access.
Compact glazed spaces
Apple cabins, defined by the operation.
A compact rounded cabin direction for guest rooms and customer-facing spaces. Start with the people, room functions, view and site conditions; then align the glazing, interior, utilities and supply boundary.
- Guest-room, reception and small service-space directions
- Bathroom, furniture, equipment and privacy reviewed by use
- Quantity, access and local site work confirmed before quotation
AI-generated exterior concept, not a product photograph or construction drawing. Final appearance, dimensions, materials, equipment, performance, certification and site work require project confirmation.
Model planning
Choose a planning reference.
These codes identify product-planning directions. Confirm the current drawing, layout, equipment and supply scope for your project before comparing quotations.
- HJ-AP18
- 6 m primary planning direction
Start the room brief here. Confirm usable internal space, openings and selected equipment against the project-approved drawing.
- HJ-AP21
- Separate 7 m planning direction
Request its own drawing and configuration schedule. Do not combine its dimensions, materials or equipment with the 6 m direction.
Planning codes are not a factory nameplate or a confirmation of standard inclusion. Photos elsewhere on this page remain visual references unless explicitly identified otherwise.
Discuss the selected direction- Typical role
- Compact guest room, reception or customer-facing space.
- Design priority
- Room function, privacy, view and operating flow.
- Quotation basis
- Confirmed layout, interior, quantity and destination.
- Local boundary
- Foundation, unloading, positioning and connections assigned by project.
Choose by use
One shell can serve different jobs.
The product name does not define the room. Occupancy, wet areas, equipment, customer movement and staff access shape the useful configuration.
Resort clusters
Plan orientation, spacing, service routes and a repeatable first-phase configuration.
Reception points
Describe staff positions, guest flow, storage, signage and required equipment.
Small service spaces
Identify people, loads, utilities and maintenance access before choosing openings and finishes.
Operation before finish
Use the glazing without losing privacy or function.
A broad view can support the guest experience, but orientation, curtains, equipment walls and climate conditions still need to work for the destination.
- Best fit
- Compact guest rooms, resort clusters and small customer-facing spaces.
- Decide first
- Occupancy, bathroom, entry, view direction, privacy and operating flow.
- Send us
- Destination, quantity, site access, room plan and required equipment.
Configuration scope
Put the room and site interfaces on one list.
This is a coordination checklist, not a promise of standard inclusion. Each line is confirmed against the buyer brief and destination.
01
Envelope
Overall cabin direction, external finish, openings, glazing and weather interfaces.
Confirm by project02
Room plan
Occupancy, bathroom, furniture, storage, staff access and equipment clearances.
Confirm by project03
Privacy & solar control
Orientation, curtains or blinds, adjacent-unit sightlines and destination climate inputs.
Confirm by project04
Utilities
Destination voltage, lighting, water, drainage, climate equipment and connection points.
Where required05
Interior & controls
Finish direction, manual controls and optional access, lighting or climate integration.
Optional scope06
Delivery interface
Transport basis, road access, unloading, positioning, foundation and external connections.
Before quotationFrom brief to quotation
Three decisions before price.
A structured scope makes supplier comparisons more useful and reduces assumptions after quotation.
01 · Define the operating brief
Destination, use, quantity, occupancy, equipment and target timing.
Missing room, privacy, utility, access and local-work information.
02 · Align configuration
Confirm openings, interior, equipment, utilities, controls and delivery interfaces.
Assign foundation, unloading, positioning, connections and destination compliance work.
03 · Prepare the proposal
Use the agreed configuration, quantity, delivery basis and responsibility split.
Resolve remaining technical exceptions before order documents are finalized.
Optional smart living
Simple controls for a compact room.
Choose functions that reduce friction for guests and staff while keeping everyday operation clear.
Discuss smart optionsComfort scenes
Coordinate selected lighting, curtains or blinds, and compatible climate equipment for arrival, rest and check-out routines.
Access and awareness
Discuss smart locks, door status, occupancy, smoke and water-leak sensing according to the operating plan and local requirements.
Practical control
Keep clear wall controls for guests, with optional app or hospitality-system access for authorized operators.
Confirmed before quotation
Smart functions are optional. Device brands, protocols, voltage, network or gateway needs, app availability, local compatibility and commissioning responsibility are defined by project. Life-safety devices must follow destination codes.
Catalogue photograph
From the catalogue.
This photograph is reproduced from the supplied Apple Cabin catalogue. It is separate from the illustrative scene images elsewhere on this page.
Keep the photograph and model schedule separate.
HJ-AP18 remains the primary 6 m planning direction; HJ-AP21 is a separate 7 m direction. Neither code has been matched to this photograph.
For the selected single-unit model, request a matching exterior photograph, interior photograph, dimensioned drawing and included/optional schedule. Do not use this custom arrangement as a standard single-unit specification.
Materials and equipment must follow the selected model's current schedule. The 7 m material sheet is not a substitute for the 6 m production schedule.
Discuss the model and photo setMake the first reply useful
Send six project facts.
A marked-up plan, reference image or written brief is enough to begin the scope review.
Open project brief- 01Destination
Country, city and site setting.
- 02Intended use
Guest room, reception or service space.
- 03Quantity
First phase and possible later phases.
- 04Room scope
Bathroom, furniture, equipment and privacy.
- 05Site access
Road, unloading, foundation and utilities.
- 06Timing
Decision schedule and required site date.
Before you enquire
Useful answers, without assumptions.
Only the confirmed project documents define the supplied cabin.
Is the apple cabin a fixed standard configuration?
No. The website shows a product direction. The quotation and technical documents define dimensions, openings, interior, equipment and delivery scope.
Can it be a guest room or commercial space?
Both directions can be discussed, but occupancy, bathroom, storage, equipment, utilities and operating requirements must be defined.
How should the glazing be planned?
Orientation, privacy, solar exposure, curtains or blinds, climate inputs and destination requirements should be reviewed together.
What is needed for a quotation?
Send the destination, use, quantity, target layout, interior scope, site access, utilities and decision timing.
Are transport and installation included?
The transport basis, unloading, positioning, foundation, installation support and local connections are assigned before quotation.
Use-led proposal
Send the use, site and first quantity.
We will identify the missing technical inputs and responsibility boundaries before preparing a commercial proposal.
Buyer checklist
Compare the configuration, not only the silhouette.
Use these questions when reviewing the current model drawing and project quotation.
How should I compare Apple Cabin layouts?
Ask for one model drawing and its matching configuration schedule. Compare external dimensions, clear internal space, bathroom position, glazing and equipment on the same revision. Do not combine dimensions from one configuration with materials from another.
What should a smart-control request include?
List the functions you want, who will operate them and the available site network. Ask which devices, gateways, manual controls and commissioning tasks are included. A smart-living illustration is not an equipment schedule.
What should I send if I do not have a drawing?
Describe the intended use, number of occupants, bathroom needs, first-phase quantity and destination. Add a simple sketch or reference image if available; exact dimensions and supply scope still need confirmation.