Compact A-Frame
Stella 53
A compact A-frame cabin for guest accommodation, private use and repeat-unit projects.
35+ Years in Timber Buildings
Manufacturing experience since 1988
27 Cabin Kits Delivered to U.S. Buyers
Single-unit and multi-cabin projects
More Than a Basic Shell
A broader structural and exterior package
Factory-Cut for Local Assembly
Prepared, labeled components and documentation
Explore Our Cabin Kits
Start with four of our most requested models, from compact A-frames to larger multi-bedroom cabin kits.
Rental and Resort A-Frame
Stella 70
A roomier A-frame layout suited to rental cabins, resorts and larger guest accommodation.
Two-Bedroom Cabin
Aries 96
A larger non-A-frame cabin with two-bedroom potential and an efficient multi-unit shipping format.
Larger Multi-Bedroom Cabin
Aries 116
A larger cabin platform for buyers who need more interior space and two- or three-bedroom planning.
Cabin Kits Refined Through Real Builds
SolidCabin kits are designed as a broader structural and exterior package, with factory-prepared components and model-specific documentation for local assembly.
Real project experience is used to refine component preparation,
packing logic and assembly documentation.
Coordinated Structural and Exterior Package
Structural timber, wall and roof components, exterior materials, joinery and model-specific details are coordinated as one cabin-kit package.
See the kit scope →Less Site Cutting and Sourcing
Factory-cut and labeled components reduce measuring, sorting and material coordination for the local crew.
See packing and delivery →Refined Through Real Builds
Kit details continue to improve through completed projects, installer feedback and repeat-unit experience.
View completed projects →What Comes With the Cabin Kit?
The exact package varies by model and quotation, but the project is normally divided into a standard kit, selected options and locally completed work.
Standard Kit
- Factory-cut structural timber components
- Wall and roof components
- Exterior cladding and metal roofing
- Insulated aluminum window and exterior-door frames
- Interior doors and model-specific wood components
- Production, reference and assembly documentation
Optional Add-Ons
- Tempered or Low-E glass package
- Prefabricated crawl or floor system
- Hardwood flooring package
- Kitchen cabinetry package
- Assembly hardware and consumables
- Selected insulation packages where agreed
Completed Locally
- Foundation and site preparation
- Site-specific engineering and permits
- Locally sourced insulation and installation where applicable
- Electrical, plumbing and HVAC
- Unloading and local construction labor
- Fixtures, appliances and final finishes
Planning Resources
Plan Before You Order
A cabin-kit quotation is only one part of the project. Review cost, scope, shipping and permit responsibilities before selecting the final package.
01 / COST
Finished Cabin Cost
Separate the cabin-kit price from freight, import costs, site work, utilities, local labor and final completion.
02 / SCOPE
Kit Scope and Options
Compare the standard manufacturer package, selected add-ons and work that is normally completed locally.
03 / SHIPPING
Shipping and Delivery
Plan container loading, ocean freight, customs, unloading, inland delivery and site-access requirements.
04 / PERMITS
Permits and Engineering
Understand the difference between manufacturer drawings, site-specific engineering and locally stamped permit plans.
Selected References
Real Cabin Kit Projects
Four completed U.S. references across different cabin models, project sizes and local assembly conditions.
Montana
A-Frame Cabin
Stella 53 Cabin Kit
A completed Stella 53 reference showing a compact A-frame cabin kit in a hospitality setting.
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West Virginia
Multi-Cabin Project
Stella 70 Cabin Kit
A multi-unit Stella 70 project demonstrating repeat assembly across a larger cabin development.
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Arkansas
Modern Cabin
Aries 96 Cabin Kit
A completed Aries 96 project showing the model's modern form and two-level interior layout.
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Idaho
Larger Cabin Kit
Aries 116 Cabin Kit
An Aries 116 reference with a larger footprint for projects requiring more interior space.
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Build Videos
Watch the Cabins Being Built
Long-form assembly footage is prioritized on larger screens, while mobile visitors can move quickly through selected project Shorts.
U.S. Crew Assembles the Stella 53
A U.S. crew assembles the Stella 53 from labeled kit components, showing the sequence from structural frame to completed cabin.
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Multi-Cabin Assembly in West Virginia
Three Stella 70 units are assembled for a West Virginia cabin project, documenting repeat-unit construction from frames to enclosed cabins.
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Aries 96 Assembly in Arkansas
A start-to-finish Aries 96 build showing the modern cabin structure, exterior package and local on-site assembly sequence.
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Aries 116 Project in Idaho
A quick project view of the larger Aries 116 cabin kit during on-site assembly in Idaho.
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Stella 53 Build Short
A quick view of the Stella 53 assembly and completed cabin.
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West Virginia Multi-Cabin Short
A condensed look at the repeat assembly of multiple Stella 70 units.
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Aries 96 Build Short
A short start-to-finish view of the Aries 96 cabin build.
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Aries 116 Project Short
A vertical project view of the larger Aries 116 cabin kit.
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How the Kit Process Works
Choose your model and scope. We prepare the kit, pack it for shipment, and provide drawings and assembly logic for your local crew.
Choose the Model and Scope
Select the model, layout, options, quantity and destination.
Technical Review and Order
We confirm the selected scope, preliminary shipping plan and required project documents.
Manufacturing and Packing
The kit is factory-cut, labeled and packed. Typical manufacturing time is approximately 8–10 weeks.
Shipping and Local Assembly
The kit is shipped through the agreed route and assembled by the customer’s local team using the supplied documentation.