Horn Cabin

1Bedroom 1 Dining 1 Kitchen 1 Bath    25.17 ㎡

Horn Cabin offers a unique tree-top experience, situated 10 meters above the ground in a forested area. With its elevated position, guests can take in stunning views of the surrounding river and region from the cabin’s window-lined facade. Inside, the cabin combines design, comfort and relaxation with amenities such as a high-quality bed, bathroom, glass-enclosed shower, heated floor, sound system, and fully equipped kitchen. The cabin’s full wall of windows allows for plenty of natural light to enter and enhances the overall tree-top experience.

The process of constructing a light steel cabin typically involves the following steps:

Design and Planning: The first step is to create a design that meets the requirements of the client, including the layout, size, and style of the cabin.

Preparation of the Foundation: The foundation must be level and stable to ensure the stability of the cabin. This may involve excavation and concrete pouring.

Assembly of the Steel Frame: The light steel frame is constructed on site, including the floor, walls, roof, and any other structural elements.

Installation of Services: This includes the installation of electrical, plumbing, heating, and ventilation systems.

Insulation and Wall Cladding: Insulation is added to the walls and roof to improve energy efficiency and comfort. The exterior walls are then clad with the chosen wall panels.

Finishing Works: This includes the installation of windows, doors, flooring, and any other finishes.

Final Inspection: A final inspection is carried out to ensure that the cabin meets all relevant building codes and standards.

Occupancy: Upon completion, the cabin is ready for occupancy.

Note: The exact process may vary depending on the specific project and local building codes.