K7 Space Capsule Pod

The K7 Space Capsule Pod Without Balcony is designed for accommodation projects that need a self-contained guest unit with a modern appearance and a practical interior layout. Its streamlined exterior uses a curved capsule-inspired profile, large glazed areas and a low-maintenance metal shell. The design focuses on efficient use of the internal floor area rather than adding an external terrace.

This version is suitable for forest resorts, scenic-area accommodation, private guest rooms, temporary tourism projects, campgrounds and small modular hotel developments. The compact configuration can help project owners make better use of sites where each unit must remain within a controlled footprint.

The standard reference configuration lists an exterior size of approximately 11,400 × 3,300 × 3,300 mm, a building area of approximately 37.7 m², an occupancy limit of 2–4 people and a total net weight of approximately 8 tons. These figures are for the listed configuration and should be reconfirmed after customization.

Interior Layout and Guest Experience

The interior is divided into several functional zones:

● Sleeping area with a large bed and blackout curtains

● Lounge area with a compact sofa

● Kitchen counter with sink and storage cabinets

● Separate bathroom with toilet, shower and washbasin

● Wardrobe and built-in storage

● Large windows for natural light and exterior views

● Skylight for additional daylight

● Ceiling, wall and floor lighting

● Air-conditioning and fresh-air ventilation options

The no-balcony layout directs the available space toward indoor living. The bedroom is positioned near the glazed end of the capsule, creating a stronger visual connection with the surrounding landscape. Curtains allow occupants to control privacy and daylight. The lounge area can be used for reading, working or short-term guest seating.

The kitchen zone is compact but functional for basic food preparation. A sink, countertop, electrical outlets and storage cabinets may be configured according to the project’s intended use. Buyers operating the unit as a hotel room, campsite cabin or long-stay accommodation should confirm whether a refrigerator, induction cooker, microwave or additional storage is required.

Construction and Material Details

The reference construction includes a galvanized steel frame, a fluorocarbon aluminum alloy shell and insulated, waterproof and moisture-resistant building construction. The frame provides the structural base, while the exterior shell forms the weather-facing envelope.

Large hollow tempered-glass windows are used in the reference configuration. A hollow tempered laminated glass skylight is also listed, providing overhead daylight while supporting privacy and weather protection. Buyers in colder, hotter or noisier regions may consider upgraded glazing, thicker insulation, UV-resistant glass or enhanced thermal-performance options.

The interior uses modular ceiling and wall panels, integrated lighting, flooring, sanitary fittings and built-in furniture. Finishes may be changed to suit a resort theme, hotel brand or local climate. Color options can also be reviewed before production, subject to material availability.

Specification Table

All dimensions, electrical loads, appliance brands and optional equipment should be confirmed in the final technical drawing and purchase agreement.

Installation and Operating Notes

The K7 space capsule house should be installed on a prepared foundation or supporting structure suitable for the local ground conditions and the unit’s actual weight. The foundation design, lifting points, transport route and crane access should be reviewed before delivery.

After installation, the project team should check:

1. Structural support and leveling

2. Exterior panel joints and water drainage

3. Door and window operation

4. Electrical grounding and circuit protection

5. Air-conditioning and ventilation connections

6. Water inlet and waste-water outlet

7. Bathroom drainage and sealing

8. Skylight and window sealing

9. Smart-lock operation

10. Emergency access and fire-safety equipment

The stated power consumption is a reference figure. Actual electrical demand depends on heating, cooling, water heating, kitchen appliances and local operating conditions. A qualified electrician should size the incoming power supply and protection devices.

Manufacturing Process

TUNE can organize production through a documented sequence:

Requirement confirmation → layout engineering → frame fabrication → shell forming → insulation and waterproof treatment → window and door installation → interior fit-out → equipment connection → functional inspection → packing and delivery

Before fabrication, the buyer should confirm the number of occupants, bedroom arrangement, bathroom position, kitchen equipment, local voltage, climate conditions and transport restrictions. This step is important because changing the position of the bathroom or mechanical equipment after production may affect plumbing and electrical routes.

The final inspection should cover dimensions, shell finish, panel alignment, door hardware, glazing, drainage, electrical circuits, lighting, air-conditioning, water heater and optional smart-control equipment.

Certification and Compliance

Certification requirements depend on the destination country, installation method and intended use. The buyer may need to review documentation related to:

● Structural safety of the supporting system

● Electrical installation and grounding

● Fire protection and emergency exits

● Glass safety and thermal performance

● Waterproofing and insulation

● Plumbing and waste-water discharge

● Air-conditioning and ventilation

● Accommodation or tourism-site regulations

TUNE should provide technical information corresponding to the actual delivered configuration. Any certificate or test report must apply to the relevant model and components. Local approval should be confirmed with the project designer, building authority or qualified contractor.

Common Questions

Is the no-balcony version suitable for a resort?

Yes. It can be used as an indoor-focused guest unit for resorts, campsites, scenic areas and modular accommodation projects. The final approval depends on local planning and building requirements.

Can the size be customized?

Yes. TUNE supports customized dimensions. The buyer should provide site restrictions, transport limitations, occupancy requirements and preferred interior layout before drawing approval.

Can the unit include floor heating?

Electric floor heating is listed as an optional configuration. When selected, the electrical load may increase to approximately 16.2 kW in the reference specification.

Can the interior layout be changed?

The bed, kitchen, bathroom, storage, sofa and equipment positions can be reviewed during the design stage. Structural, plumbing and electrical limitations must be considered.

What is the warranty period?

The warranty period is one year. The contract should specify the covered components, maintenance responsibilities and exclusions.