No concrete.
The land stays as you found it.

Many of the best glamping sites are on leased farmland, planning-restricted ground (AONB, National Park edges, designated landscape), or land where the freeholder doesn't want permanent concrete. Six helical piles screw in over a single morning and unscrew at end of lease — the ground is left as found. For most local planning authorities this changes the cabin from "permanent structure" to "temporary outbuilding", which materially shortens the consent process.

One cabin, shared across the site, booked in 50-minute sessions through your existing OTA or booking engine. We scope reference flows for Pitchup, Canopy & Stars enquiries, and Lodgify. The HUUM heater is scheduled against the session window; the commissioning plan sets the buffer between sessions after the site-specific heat-up test.

The HUUM Drop 6 kW heater is the highest single line-load on the cabin. Off-grid viability depends on booked cycles, warm-up time, shoulder-season daylight, existing loads, and whether you want reserve capacity after consecutive evening sessions. The site survey sizes PV, inverter, and battery storage from those assumptions; we do not publish a one-size system and we do not ship a generator solution.

EPDM rubber roof membrane (50-year manufacturer warranty), thermowood pine cladding heat-treated to ThermoWood-D class (sub-10% moisture absorption), and a sealed-glazing detail rated to EN 12150. The cabin operates at sustained 80°C inside while -10°C outside; the limit case for the materials is well past the worst Atlantic winter.

No. The cabin is a sauna, not an accommodation pod. If you want a sleep-in pod with a sauna attached, talk to NOOK Prefab (our parent) about the modular cabin range — they ship pods with optional sauna corners.