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Glass Room

Glass-front modular room for guest studios, showrooms, offices, and customer-facing spaces.

Overview

Designed for practical modular space.

The Glass Room is designed when appearance and daylight matter. The glass facade, double doors, and awning windows make it a stronger fit for guest rooms, studios, showrooms, sales lots, backyard lounges, and customer-facing modular spaces.

Best for buyers who want a more premium visual presentation than a standard solid-wall room.

ModelGlass Room
Base module size5950 x 3000 x 2800 mm / 19.52ft x 9.84ft x 9.19ft
WeightApprox. 2,800 lbs
ConfigurationGlass facade, double glass doors, awning windows, and white modular wall panels
StructureGalvanized steel frame, corner fittings, wall system, and roof system
Wall systemInsulated wall panel planning available; rock wool wall panel options can be reviewed during quotation
Best forGuest / Retail / Studio
Quote needsDestination, quantity, site access, facade layout, deck/interface height, and custom options.

Product views and details.

Review the exterior, interior, and construction details before choosing a layout.

Where this model works best.

Use these examples to decide whether Glass Room is the right starting point for your project.

Backyard guest studio

Use the brighter facade for guest stays, garden studios, or higher-end backyard space.

Retail display space

Create a small showroom, sales office, or customer-facing display unit.

Creative office or lounge

Build a more comfortable work or consultation room with daylight and visibility.

Materials & Structure.

The Glass Room keeps the same modular structural logic while adding a customer-facing glass facade.

Exploded modular room structure showing insulated panels, galvanized steel frame, roof, floor, and corner fittings
Illustrative modular structural system. Final materials and configuration vary by model and confirmed project requirements.

Galvanized steel frame

Frame planning follows the container-room structure: top frame, bottom frame, corner posts, wall system, and roof system.

Glass facade system

Glass doors, facade panels, and awning windows are planned around the final opening layout and use case.

Insulated wall planning

Rock wool wall panel options can be reviewed for non-glass wall sections and comfort requirements.

Corner fittings

Container-style corner fittings and steel framing support transport-ready strength and modular assembly.

Roof + base support

Roof, ceiling, floor, and base systems are coordinated as modular factory-made components.

Custom facade details

Door width, awning window placement, tint/privacy, and deck interface can be confirmed during quotation.

Customization options.

Confirm these details during quotation so the model fits your site, layout, and delivery plan.

Glass facade layout

Confirm door width, side panels, and window positions.

Awning windows

Add ventilation points while keeping a clean glass-front look.

Deck interface

Plan entry height, steps, or deck connection for the site.

Interior use

Configure as guest studio, sales office, showroom, or lounge.

Privacy options

Discuss glass tint, curtains, or privacy planning where needed.

Electrical + lighting

Prepare lighting, outlets, and equipment positions for the final use.

Simple project process.

01

Choose model

Select the standard, glass, bathroom, or expandable house model.

02

Confirm layout

Confirm doors, windows, rooms, bathroom, insulation, and interior options.

03

Schedule installation

Confirm a site-ready installation date with our project team.

04

Pay 50% on installation day

Make the agreed 50% payment on the scheduled installation date.

05

Load and ship

We load the completed unit and arrange shipment to your site.

06

Installation

Our installation crew assembles and completes the modular structure on site.

07

Inspection and acceptance

Review the completed installation and confirm final handover.

08

Pay remaining 50%

Settle the remaining balance after acceptance is complete.

Common questions.

These answers help buyers prepare a clearer inquiry before requesting a quote.

What makes the Glass Room different?

It uses a larger glass frontage with doors and awning windows, making the room brighter and more presentable.

Is it good for Los Angeles backyard use?

It can suit backyard office, guest studio, and outdoor living projects when the site and local requirements allow it.

Can the glass layout be adjusted?

Glass facade details, window positions, and door choices can be reviewed during the quote process.

Is this model only for residential use?

No. It can also work for retail displays, sales offices, ticket booths, and other customer-facing spaces.

What service life should buyers plan for?

With proper use and maintenance, modular container rooms are designed for long-term use, with service-life planning of more than 20 years.

What wind and seismic resistance can be planned?

The catalog references seismic intensity 8 and wind resistance level 11. These are product-planning references, not California site certification; final engineering, permit, and code compliance must be confirmed for the specific project location.

Can size, color, and layout be customized?

Yes. Size, color, shape, facade, interior layout, bathroom, kitchen, and accessory choices can be customized during quotation and production planning.

What packaging information is needed for shipping?

For compact container rooms, quote planning may include frame package and wall-panel package dimensions. For expandable houses, 20ft and 40ft package sizes should be confirmed before shipping.

Project inquiry

Request a quote for Glass Room.

Send the destination city, quantity, layout needs, and installation conditions. We will review the details and reply with the next steps.