The Nordic design and construction techniques of the Igluhut are immediately apparent and really lend to the uniqueness of this structure. Using centuries-old shingle technology with natural materials alongside modern knowledge and craftwork, the exterior of every handcrafted Iglucraft cabin is covered with spruce shingles, with aspen being used for the interior.
The cabins come in various sizes with four cabin models and a family pod size. The Cabin Model 1 is the smallest option available and features a kitchen and dining room along with a bedroom. The Model 2 adds an extra bedroom with a double bed, the Model 3 comes equipped with a single bedroom with a kitchen/dining room and adds a bathroom. The model 4 comes with the same configuration as the Model 3 but with an extra room. The family Pod is the largest of the lot and features a smart dining room that can be converted into a bedroom.
All of the cabins come equipped with 220V electric with multiple power points, hot and cold running water, lighting fully functioning kitchen, electric heating and a TV cable. The larger cabin sizes come with more facilities, however all are configurable during the buying and construction process.
While the Igluhuts are perfect for use as accommodation the shape and design of the structure mean that it is also very adaptable. The ability to configure the cabins during the buying process mean that you can customize the finished product to achieve almost any goal that you have in mind.
Installation couldn’t be easier as each cabin leaves the Iglucraft factory in one piece, ready to be installed. All cabins are delivered on a standard articulated lorry and can be moved into position with a forklift or craned directly into place.
If you’d like to find out more about the Iglucraft Igluhuts, head over to their website.
