Only our pods and cabins cater for everyone

Do you need planning permission for an Omnipod?

Generally speaking, where it’s use is ancillary to the main dwelling and within the curtilage of your home, planning permission is not required. If you plan to rent out the Omnipod, planning permission would be required.

Tell me more about the Omnipod build process

Omnipods are made in the UK, and can be made in modules or a single complete unit depending on delivery access and installation requirements. Our custom pods and cabins are made by hand to your specifications, and the process currently takes between 6 and 8 weeks, depending on the project.

We require at the least, a solid, compacted, level piece of ground and ideally, but not necessarily, a concrete pad onto which we can install the Omnipod. Our pods arrive completely finished, “turn-key” and can be lived in immediately after the services have been connected.

Are Omnipods fully accessible?

We have dedicated ourselves to creating accessible living spaces to meet the needs of all people who wish to use them. The spacious floorplan is tastefully designed, with wheelchairs and limited mobility in mind, using materials of uncompromising quality and the highest slip resistant rated floor surfaces available. There are 1.5 metre turning circles in all the right places, a custom-designed kitchen, wide doors, thoughtfully positioned electrical sockets and USB ports for all accessible needs and our wet rooms come complete with cutting edge accessible fixtures.

How many people can sleep in an Omnipod?

The Omnipod Piccolo has space for two adults and two children on a sofa bed, the Omnipod Medio has space for two adults, two children on a bunk bed and additional space on a sofa bed and the Omnipod Largo can sleep four people in two separate bedrooms plus additional space on a sofa bed.

Can you live in an Omnipod all year round?

Yes you can, there is 120mm insulation, double glazing and underfloor heating so that it can be used all year round.

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A welcomed alternative to care home living

Does an Omnipod get hot in summer months?

Our Omnipods are constructed around a very strong timber structural frame and have 120mm of insulation, meaning that they are very effective at keeping the pod cooler in the summer months and warmer during the colder months. In summer, the doors and windows can be left open to keep the pods well ventilated and cool. Our 2 metre covered decking area will also help you keep out of the sun and keep the pod at an ambient temperature.

How do you supply utilities to an Omnipod?

Where possible we connect to the mains supply following permission for electricity, water and drainage. We can also connect to private water supplies and septic tanks. For larger units, we recommend LPG bottles to cope with the increased hot water demand.

What is the best way to heat an Omnipod?

All our cabins are insulated with 120mm of Rockwool insulation and they have underfloor heating ensuring a comfortable, ambient temperature.

How much does an Omnipod cost?

In terms of our accessible pods, the Omnipod Piccolo costs £42,500 plus delivery and 5% VAT, the Omnipod Medio costs £49,500 plus delivery and 5% VAT and the Omnipod Largo costs £69,950 plus delivery and 5% VAT. We can also furnish the pod for an additional fee which can include beds, table, chairs, sofa bed, microwave and optional smart features, such as voice controlled blinds and lights.

Can I rent out the Omnipod?

We supply Omnipods to the business market and you can rent out an Omnipod, to generate an income, in excess of £20,000 a year. This means that in a little over 24 months your Omnipod has paid for itself and continues to generate a revenue. Please note if installing an Omnipod for business use, planning permission is often required.

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An investment opportunity that could provide a yearly income in excess of £20k

Is there a build guarantee?

A factory built Omnipod is covered by the Goldshield warranty and a 40 year manufacturers warranty on the exterior roof tiles and is built using the standards contained in BS3632.

How do I maintain an Omnipod?

The Omnipod has been designed to require very little maintenance with easy to clean internal surfaces and durable external materials which are designed to provide you with ultimate peace of mind.

If I purchase an accessible Omnipod, can the disabled features be removed to cater for the able-bodied market?

Yes, all the features can be easily removed using their simple click-in/click-out system.

Can an Omnipod be turned into a home office?

Absolutely! We can provide an Omnipod as a versatile home office space. Please contact us directly with any questions about your specific requirements.

What is the best way to finance an Omnipod?

There are many finance options available should you wish to spread the cost of an Omnipod, Start Point Finance can provide simple advice to help you get started.

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A versatile new space that is quick and easy to install

 

Please get in touch if you would like more information on Omnipods and Cabins.