CP-T28 model-referenced CGI in UK woodland

Retreats / Commercial reference

CP-T28 reference

A compact capsule reference for the commercially accessible tier of a mixed hospitality range.

Project configuration

A repeatable guest offer, when the numbers work.

The compact footprint and distinctive form can suit multi-unit leisure schemes. Occupancy, specification, delivered cost and operating case are established for the project.

Configuration boundary: contextual imagery is an ALDERVYN model study based on the MBS House CP-T28 public reference. The supplier gallery below is the exact-model evidence. Final geometry, materials, inclusions, availability and UK suitability are confirmed in writing.
Supplier item
CP-T28
Reference length
Approx. 8,500 mm
Reference width
Approx. 3,200 mm
Reference footprint
Approx. 27.2 m²
Supplier-stated MOQ
1 unit
Supplier-stated lead time
30–40 working days after deposit
Visual statusExterior scenes are model-referenced. Interior layout, finishes, furniture, bathroom, equipment, landscape and site works are illustrative until included in the quotation.

Supplier reference record

Traceable evidence, kept behind the presentation layer.

Unaltered supplier originals, plan references and the exact source URL are retained in ALDERVYN's internal provenance record. Public imagery uses clearly disclosed model-reference CGI; supplier-owned originals are not republished.

MBS House / Moneybox source

Current supplier facts remain provisional.

Supplier-stated, not UK approval: the supplier lists white colour, MOQ 1 and a 30–40 working-day production lead after deposit. Multi-unit suitability depends on planning, fire strategy, access, services and verified product evidence.

Best fit

Operator scale

Repeat plots where procurement, servicing and guest operations benefit from consistency.

Technical evidence

Complete specification

Current drawings, structure, envelope, services, equipment schedule, transport data, installation sequence and warranty.

Commercial case

Whole-site cost

Plot works, utilities, access, drainage, landscaping and shared infrastructure sit alongside the unit cost.

Project fit

Repeatability has to survive the site.

A scalable scheme still depends on permissions, infrastructure, access, fire strategy, operations and a supportable commercial model.