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Dome & Bubble House
Rigid PC dome bubble houses for glamping resorts, rooftop terraces and garden rooms. Weather-resistant hard shell, not an inflatable tent.
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Dome & Bubble House
A transparent dome is one of the most photographed accommodation types in the glamping market. This range uses a rigid polycarbonate (PC) dome on an aluminium frame — a fundamentally different product from the inflatable membrane bubble tents that dominate the low end of the market.
Rigid PC dome vs inflatable bubble tent
| Rigid PC dome (this range) | Inflatable membrane tent | |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Aluminium frame + 4-6 mm PC panels | Air-supported single-layer membrane |
| Weather | Holds shape in wind and snow load | Deflates or deforms in storms |
| Service life | Long-term commercial use (10+ years) | Typically 1-3 seasons |
| Power | Only for lighting and climate | Constant blower required |
| Noise | Silent | Blower noise 24/7 |
| Maintenance | Occasional panel cleaning | Blower, membrane and seal replacement |
For a commercial glamping business, the rigid dome removes the single biggest failure point of the inflatable version — the blower.
Sizes and configurations
Available from 3.5 m to 6 m diameter, with a circular sliding door and an opening skylight for ventilation. Optional floor decks, furniture packages, curtain tracks and smart lighting controls are available for turnkey glamping units.
Where they are used
- Glamping resorts — premium tented-camp accommodation with a hard shell
- Rooftop terraces — bars, tea rooms and observation lounges
- Garden rooms — garden studios, reading rooms, dining domes
- Hot spring and pool domes — enclosures for year-round use
- Scenic viewpoints — star-gazing and panoramic accommodation
Pairing with space capsule units
The dome range works well alongside our space capsule collection — capsules for enclosed, technology-rich accommodation and domes for transparent, view-led spaces. Together they form a “capsule + dome” glamping layout for resorts that want two visually distinct room types on one site.
FAQ
Is this a real building or an inflatable tent?
It is a rigid structure: a polycarbonate (PC) dome on an aluminium frame, not an air-supported membrane tent. It holds its shape in wind and snow and lasts 10+ years in commercial use.
Do bubble houses need a constant blower?
No. Because the shell is rigid, there is no blower — only power for lighting, ventilation, and optional climate control. That removes the main failure point of inflatable bubbles.
What sizes are available?
Domes range from 3.5 m to 6 m diameter, with a circular sliding door and an opening skylight for ventilation.
Where are dome houses used?
Glamping resorts, rooftop terraces, garden rooms, hot-spring enclosures, and scenic viewpoints are the most common applications.
Can domes be paired with other units?
Yes. They work well alongside our space capsule collection — capsules for enclosed, tech-rich rooms and domes for transparent, view-led spaces — forming a two-style glamping layout.