Example of a Minimalist Homestay for Your Accommodation Business Inspiration

Looking for an example of a minimalist homestay to start your accommodation business? Modular buildings can be an excellent choice. One of them is ModHouse by Tradecorp, designed as a minimalist living space that can be built quickly without waiting for months. Its construction is fast, and its durability supports long-term use for more than 10 years.

As background information, ModHouse is a prefabricated modular building designed with an expandable concept. In modular construction, expandable refers to a structure that is installed by pulling or extending the sides of the unit and then locking them into place.

Unlike conventional construction, all components of a modular building, including ModHouse, are manufactured in a factory. These components are then assembled into a complete or semi-complete structure. This modular construction method, often called knock-down, significantly shortens on-site installation time, taking less than a day to set up one unit on a pre-prepared foundation.

The durability of modular buildings is supported by a stainless steel structural frame and sandwich panels used for the walls and exterior surfaces. The sandwich panels installed in modular buildings contain thermal and acoustic insulation layers (such as EPS, PU/PIR, or rockwool) that help maintain stable indoor temperatures and reduce noise.

The ModHouse offered by Tradecorp includes 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a living room, and a kitchen. For more information, you can contact Tradecorp by filling out the online form available on the website https://kontainerindonesia.co.id/en/.

Tradecorp, the supplier of ModHouse, is an international company that has supported business operations and field projects since 2014 by providing shipping containers, offshore DNV containers, ISO tank containers, modified containers, modular prefabricated buildings, and RapidFrame construction..

Additionally, here are several important points you should know about modular buildings used as homestays.

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Example of a Minimalist Homestay Using Modular Buildings

Modular Building Specifications Used for a Homestay

Specification	Description
Bedrooms	2 Rooms
Bathroom	1 Room
Kitchen	1 Room
Living / Family Room	1 Room
Length	6,300 mm
Width	5,850 mm
Height	2,500 mm
Building Structure	Stainless steel frame with sandwich panels
Wall	Sandwich panel
Partition Wall	Sandwich panel
Floor	SPC vinyl

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Differences Between Modular Buildings and Conventional Buildings

Modular Building	Conventional Building
Manufactured in a factory using a prefabrication system, then assembled on-site. The process is more controlled and less affected by weather conditions.	Built entirely on the project site, making it highly dependent on field conditions and weather.
Faster completion time because fabrication runs in parallel with foundation preparation. Typically finished in a shorter period.	Longer construction time because each stage must be done sequentially and is easily delayed.
Quality control is handled in the factory, resulting in more consistent and stable output.	Quality can vary depending on workforce skills and weather conditions.
Costs are easier to predict because material usage is measured and changes during installation are minimal.	Costs are more prone to fluctuation due to additional material needs or unexpected on-site challenges.
Generates less waste because production is measured and material cutting is done in the factory.	Produces more waste from leftover materials and on-site adjustments.
Lower risk of accidents because most work is performed in a controlled factory environment.	Higher risk due to on-site work involving heavy equipment and unpredictable conditions.
Ideal for remote or narrow locations since units can be transported in fully built or semi-built form.	Requires intensive access for both materials and manpower, making it less efficient for difficult sites.