Residential container manufacturer
A residential container you can live in all year
We design residential containers around a specific internal layout, with full insulation, heating and a finished bathroom. Once unloaded, the building is ready to move into - there is no shell and core stage. In the ready 6 × 3 or 8 × 3 m layouts the same building comes with a shorter lead time. A building for seasonal use that stays within the 35 m² footprint threshold is covered under containers up to 35 m².
When it works
When a residential container is the right answer
A year-round home on a plot
Accommodation for seasonal staff
Somewhere to live while the house is built
A separate house for parents
A building for short-term letting
Living space on a farm
A home for grown-up children
Accommodation for a contract team
A second house on a shared plot
What you get
What comes with the building
Insulated for winter
Core thickness and window units sized for year-round use, together with the heating.
A finished bathroom and kitchenette
Services and sanitaryware installed at the factory.
A layout designed around you
The number of rooms, the position of partitions and the windows are agreed before production.
You walk in once it is unloaded
The building arrives finished, with no stage of works on site.
Models
Residential container models
The number of rooms and the internal layout follow how many people are to live here.
Novi Modular
Proven production and delivery capacity
projects across Poland and Europe
containers off the production line
1500+ projects across Poland and Europe
Factory output of 50 units a month
An on-time, repeatable production and delivery process
Complete delivery with crane unloading - nothing for you to arrange
Full documentation, certification and warranty
Proven solutions built on experience
Working with us, step by step
Every project follows one ordered process
Consultation and needs analysis
A conversation to establish what the building is for and the scope of the planned investment.
Configuration and design
Technical solutions and fit-out chosen around the planned activity, followed by a final quotation.
Production
The building is made under controlled factory conditions to the agreed specification.
Transport and unloading
Delivery on our own transport with crane unloading, and the building prepared for use.
How a residential container is built
The build process
Configuration and design
Steel frame production
Full assembly and fit-out
Quality control and sign-off
Transport with crane unloading
Get inspired
See our containers at work
Get in touch
Tell us how many people will live here
Write who will be living here and for how long. We will get back to you with a quotation and available lead times.
- Office
- Retail
- Service
- Catering
- Residential
Good to know
What to know about residential containers
Built for living in, not for storing things
The difference between a residential container and a site unit is in the specification rather than the shape. A thicker insulation core, windows and doors rated for a home, heating sized to the volume, and a bathroom with the plumbing already in the walls. All of it goes in at the factory, so what arrives on your plot is a finished house rather than a box to fit out.
What you decide before production
- Number of rooms and where the partitions run.
- Window and door positions, including glazed sliding doors.
- Bathroom layout, kitchenette and the heating system.
- External finish: cladding colour, timber or slatted elevations.
Two or more modules can be joined into one building where a single unit is not enough floor area.
Where these buildings go
On private plots as a year-round home or a second house, on farms and estates as accommodation for staff, and beside a building site as somewhere to live while the main house goes up. Because the building can be relocated, it also suits a plot you may not keep for ever.