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I-SHAPE 2BR 2 Bedroom Modular Unit for Office, Home or Gym — 31 m²

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A modern, adaptable modular building designed for residential, wellness, fitness and commercial applications.

The I-SHAPE 2BR provides approximately 31 m² of internal space, combining a contemporary architectural finish with a compact footprint that can be configured around the intended use.

The standard residential configuration accommodates 2 bedrooms, bathroom facilities, kitchen and living/dining space. The interior can also be adapted for applications such as a private gym, wellness studio, office, guest accommodation or other commercial use.

Dimensions & Specifications

  • External: 10.5 m L × 3.6 m W × 3.3 m H
  • Internal: 10.0 m L × 3.1 m W × 2.5 m H
  • Approximate area: 31 m²
  • Configuration: 2-bedroom standard layout
  • Alternative interior configurations available
  • Suitable for residential and commercial applications

Customisation Available

Interior layouts, finishes and intended use can be discussed based on project requirements. Fitness and wellness configurations can also be supplied with commercial gym equipment through Wellness Lyfstyl Caribbean.

Project Enquiries

Pricing, shipping, site requirements and final configuration are provided based on the project location and selected specifications.

Contact Wellness Lyfstyl Caribbean for a project quotation.

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