Concepts
What else the factory could build.
We press steel and run our own powder-coating line, so the things that stand around a cabin can be made from the same sheet, in the same colour, on the same delivery. These are the ideas we’re working through.
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None of these has been built. Every image below is a generated visualisation, not a photograph.
They exist so you can tell us which are worth making. The only product we have actually built and photographed is the A-Frame cabin — those are the real photos.
Cold plunge — round
A faceted steel tub with an oak-capped rim. Steel outside, a separate waterproof liner inside — fill it, use it, tip it out.
Cold plunge — trough
The squarer ice-bath shape, long enough to stretch out in. Same construction, different silhouette.
Wood-fired hot tub
A steel-clad tub heated by a bought-in wood burner, with a plunge alongside it — hot and cold on the same pad.
Sauna pod
A small steel shell, timber-lined, with a glazed end. The heater and its wiring would come from a specialist.
Veranda & rain canopy
A bolt-on canopy off the front of a cabin. Doubles the usable space on the sort of day we mostly get.
Log store
Open front, ventilated sides, feet clear of the ground — in the same steel as the cabin it stands against.
Privacy screens & planters
Laser-cut screens to zone one pitch from the next, with matching planter troughs. Any pattern is a drawing, not a tool.
Bin store & bike locker
The unglamorous things every site needs, made to look like they belong rather than bolted on.
Farm-gate kiosk
A small serving hatch and shelving for an honesty shop, farm gate or site check-in.
On a trailer
The same shop, on wheels.
Built onto a road-legal trailer chassis instead of standing on a base, so it can move between the gate, a market and an event — and come home at night. Three ways it could open.
Lift-up hatch
The side lifts on struts to make an awning over the counter — shelter for whoever's buying, and it shuts flat.
Full open side
The whole side folds back in two leaves, so it becomes a proper walk-up shop rather than a hatch.
Drop-down counter
The smallest of the three. One panel folds down on chains to become the counter. Hitch it up and go.
Tell us which
Which of these would you actually buy?
We build to order, so what gets made next is decided by what people ask for. If one of these would work on your site, say so — it moves up the list.