Container cabins have become one of the fastest ways to add a livable structure to a property — a guest house, a rental cabin, or a full-time tiny home, delivered mostly finished rather than built from scratch on-site.
Retreat cabins
Our 53ft retreat cabin and 20ft retreat cabin are built out as complete small living spaces — insulated, wired, and finished inside — sized for a guest house, rental unit, or standalone getaway. The 53ft model gives enough length for a separate sleeping area, while the 20ft is better suited to a compact studio layout.
Bunkhouse cabins
The 40ft bunkhouse cabin is designed around multiple sleeping berths rather than an open floor plan, which makes it a popular choice for worker housing on remote job sites, hunting camps, or any use case where you’re housing several people rather than one household.
Modern cabins
The 20ft modern cabin leans into residential-style finishes — larger windows, contemporary siding, and a layout closer to a studio apartment than a bunkhouse. It’s a strong fit for a backyard ADU or a short-term rental where appearance matters as much as function.
What’s included vs. what you’ll still need
Cabin models generally arrive insulated and framed with electrical rough-in, but plan separately for your foundation, utility connections, and any local permitting — see our full home building guide for the complete checklist before you buy.
Financing a cabin build
Because cabins cost more than a bare container, most buyers use financing to spread the cost. Browse the full cabins & tiny homes lineup to compare models side by side.
Finishing the exterior? See our landscaping & curb appeal ideas.
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