Start with a defined unit package
A useful space capsule house price starts with a specific model and revision. Ask which room layout, interior finishes, bathroom equipment, HVAC, furniture and electrical items are included. List optional items separately so an attractive base price does not hide a different room package.
Confirm the quantity and destination with the request. A preliminary single-unit figure cannot describe every repeated-room development or every transport route. This guide does not quote a standard SunlitTec price; the commercial offer must come from the agreed project brief.
Build a budget by responsibility
| Budget line | What to establish | Who to coordinate with |
|---|---|---|
| Factory unit package | Model, quantity, drawing revision, included equipment and options | Supplier |
| Transport and destination costs | Packing, shipment route, delivery terms, duties, insurance and local haulage scope | Supplier, forwarder and local import adviser |
| Site works | Survey, permits, engineering, access, foundations and drainage | Buyer’s local project team |
| Placement and connections | Unloading, lifting, installation, power, water and wastewater | Carrier, lifting contractor and local trades |
| Opening readiness | Testing, inspections, fit-out outside the supply package and operating supplies | Project operator |
These are planning headings, not a claim that every item applies to every destination. Put an owner beside each line and check whether it is included, excluded or still to be priced. Record the quotation currency, tax treatment, delivery term and validity date.
Compare models before comparing totals
The D3 is listed at 18 m², E1 at 28 m², and E2 and X7 at 38 m². Those published areas help form a shortlist, but they do not establish equal room layouts, finishes, utility loads or transport arrangements.
Use the capsule model comparison to narrow the physical format. Then request the same equipment schedule and scope breakdown for each shortlisted model. Treat outdoor decking, landscaping and site infrastructure as their own decisions unless the written offer includes them.
Find destination costs before committing
Send the full delivery address, route photographs, gate widths, overhead constraints and unloading position to the logistics team. An accessible public road does not prove that the final approach can accept the proposed vehicle or load.
Ask local professionals to assess permitting, ground conditions, foundations and utility connections. A supplier unit price is not a local construction budget. The site-preparation guide explains the interface information to gather before site work starts.
Separate repeated unit costs from shared works
A multi-room project can include shared roads, service trenches, drainage and utility infrastructure. Record these separately from the unit package so the first phase and later phases can be evaluated consistently.
Consider the operating plan as well: access for housekeeping, maintenance and future replacement equipment can affect layout. Do not turn a possible efficiency into a guaranteed saving. Validate each budget line with the party that will supply or perform it.
Send an RFQ that can produce a comparable answer
- Country, city, intended use and approximate quantity.
- Preferred models, occupancy and room layout requirements.
- Equipment and finish requirements, with optional items separated.
- Site plan, transport access and available utility information.
- Required documents and the boundary between supplier and local work.
Ask for the quotation to identify its assumptions, exclusions and revision. If the project brief changes, update the comparison instead of treating the old number as a fixed price. Send your brief to SunlitTec when you are ready to define the package.