Every model, compared
Six cabins across two footprints. Everything below is what actually differs between them — the shell, the crew, the warranty and the way they are insulated are the same whichever one you order.
Which line?
The 160 is right when the cabin is somewhere people sleep, wash and make coffee — hunting camps, a guest room, a cabin court where you are placing several. The 320 is right when it is somewhere people live: a real kitchen, a separate sleeping area, and a ceiling you are not aware of.
Which level?
Sport if you like doing your own finishing, or if the cabin is going somewhere rough. Comfort if you want it done and furnished with appliances. Classic if you want nothing left to decide, painted outside and finished inside the day it lands.
The 160 Series
| Sport 160 | Comfort 160 | Classic 160 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $16,900 | $24,900 | $32,900 |
| Exterior | Factory container finish | Factory finish with white trim package | Painted in the color you pick |
| Entry | Steel door in the long wall | Glazed door, white trim, wood step | Full-glass door, steel canopy, wood landing |
| Walls and ceiling | Pine plywood, unfinished | Pine walls, white beadboard ceiling | Pine above a chair rail, white ceiling |
| Flooring | Pine plywood | Vinyl plank | Vinyl plank |
| Insulation | R-13 fiberglass batt | R-19 batt, mineral wool ceiling | Closed-cell spray foam over batt |
| Bath | Shower surround, toilet, accordion door | Adds vanity and pocket door | Upgraded fixtures, vanity, pocket door |
| Kitchenette | Counter and sink, no appliances | Appliance package included | Wood counter, upgraded appliances |
| Best suited to | Deer camps, bunk rooms, do-it-yourself owners | Guest rooms, rentals, camp cabins | Owners who want it finished at the door |
160 Series specifications are a working draft pending final confirmation.
The 320 Series
| Sport 320 | Comfort 320 | Classic 320 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $34,900 | $46,900 | $58,900 |
| Walls | Sanded plywood, unpainted | Beadboard paneling, unpainted | Tinted beadboard with painted plywood and chair molding; white and wood-tone walls with rosemary trim |
| Ceiling | Sanded plywood | Beadboard paneling | Smooth plywood, painted |
| Flooring | Sheet vinyl | Dark vinyl plank | Dark vinyl plank |
| Wall insulation | R-13 fiberglass batt | R-19 fiberglass batt | Closed-cell spray foam over batt |
| Ceiling insulation | Fiberglass batt | Mineral wool | Spray foam flash plus batt |
| Appliances | None — we'll recommend sizes that fit | Contractor-quality package | Upgraded package |
| Countertops | Laminate | Laminate | Wood |
| Fixtures | Contractor quality | Contractor quality | Upgraded |
| Exterior doors | Solid, no lights | Half-light — the visible difference outside | Half-light with sconce at each door |
| Lighting | Ceiling light per room, porch light per door | Ceiling light per room, porch light per door | Overhead plus wall sconces |
| Best suited to | Hunting camps, work crews, buyers who want to finish it themselves | Full-time small living, rental and guest units | Owners who want it finished the day it lands |
Common to all six: a one-trip shell framed inside the corrugation, a vented insulation cavity, an exterior electrical panel, plumbing stubbed beneath the bath, an 8–10 week build and a one-year warranty. Hot water differs by series — a 30-gallon electric heater on the 320s, an outdoor propane tankless on the 160s. Prices are starting prices; options and site conditions move them.
Ask about a cabin
Tell us where it is going and which model you have in mind. If you are still deciding, describe the site and we will tell you what we would build for it.
Cabins@622.casa
512-265-0975
4741 FM 622, Goliad, TX 77963
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