Capsule Castle’s Modular Housing System

Overview

Capsule Castle is a modular housing manufacturer based in Qingzhou, China. Since its founding in 2020, the company has focused on developing prefabricated “space capsule” homes designed for fast installation, efficient shipping, and flexible use across various environments. Its designs are intended for customers needing compact, durable housing for residential, tourism, or commercial purposes.

Types of Units

Capsule Castle offers two main housing types:

• Double Deck Space Capsules: Multi-level units that maximize vertical space while offering internal separation for various living functions.

• Single Deck Space Capsules: Ground-level capsules featuring dedicated areas for living and hygiene.

Both capsule types are modular and designed for independent or stacked installation.

Production and Capacity

• Factory Size: 5,000 m²
• Monthly Production Capacity: 50+ units
• Global Deliveries: Over 100 units shipped internationally

All units are 100% factory-produced and shipped for on-site assembly, with most installations completed in approximately three days.

Design and Construction

Capsule homes are designed with the following functional features:

• Modular Construction: Units are pre-built and assembled on-site using a simplified interlocking system.

• Fast Assembly: Designed to minimize construction time and site disruption.

• Material Considerations: Built for durability, while aiming to reduce weight and improve energy efficiency.

• Compact Shipping: Up to three capsules can fit in a single standard shipping container.

Use Cases

Capsule homes are suitable for:

• Hospitality and resort applications

• Temporary or mobile housing

• Backyard additions or secondary dwellings

• Remote or low-infrastructure areas

They provide a flexible solution for both short-term and permanent installations.

Cost and Efficiency

• Low Construction Costs: Factory production reduces material waste and labor hours.

• Reduced Maintenance: Prefab construction simplifies servicing and upkeep.

• Transport Optimization: Designed to minimize logistics costs.

Installation Process

The assembly of a unit typically follows this sequence:

1. Delivery of pre-manufactured modules to the site
2. On-site positioning of structural components
3. Integration of utilities and finishing elements
4. Final inspection and handover

The total process can be completed in a matter of days, depending on the site conditions.