Yes. We provide free shipping anywhere in the continental U.S. For Alaska, Hawaii, or international shipping, contact us for a custom quote.

Due to the nature of custom manufacturing, all sales are final once production begins. If you need to make changes to your order, reach out before we start fabrication—we’ll do our best to accommodate.

Production timelines typically run 6–10 weeks, depending on your dome’s size and customization. Shipping and delivery adds an additional 1–2 weeks depending on your location.

If production hasn’t started, yes. Once your dome is in manufacturing, changes become limited or unavailable. It’s always best to double-check your layout and specs early in the process.

Each kit includes:

• Aluminum structural struts
• Double-pane tempered glass panels
• A real door

Fasteners, weather seals, and installation guide
Optional upgrades include:

• Wood-grade aluminum panels
• Rigid insulation panels
• Ventilation or HVAC cutouts
• Curtain privacy systems
• Mirrored or tinted glass

All domes are built with precision-engineered aluminum framing, tempered glass, and optional insulated aluminum composite panels. No PVC. No tarps. These are real buildings—built to last.

We offer rigid insulation panel upgrades that fit into the frame between glass and interior walls. Most customers choose this over spray foam for a cleaner install and better access later.

Our largest dome is 40 feet in diameter. That gives you roughly 1,250 square feet of interior space—perfect for full-time homes or multi-room rentals.

Yes. Most customers build on a pier foundation with a raised wood deck, which looks great and allows for airflow and easy utility access. Concrete slabs are also an option if required by your local codes.

Definitely. Many customers build domes as tiny homes, guest houses, or rentals and finish the interiors just like a regular house. Plumbing and wiring run through the deck or internal framing.

Yes. Our domes are engineered to withstand rain, snow, wind, and sun. The materials are sealed, gasketed, and bolted down for a tight fit and long lifespan—even in extreme climates.

With a small crew or contractor, most dome shells go up in 3–5 days. Everything is pre-cut, numbered, and includes instructions. You’ll want at least one person comfortable with tools and structure assembly.

We don’t offer in-house installation, but we provide clear instructions for local contractors or handy crews. Some customers DIY with friends, while others hire a pro to handle it from foundation to finish. We can also supply some recommended builders in your area.

Yes. We offer stamped engineering documents for wind, snow, and structural loads. This helps with permitting and inspections in most U.S. states and counties.

Yes—with the proper foundation and engineering documents, our domes meet structural requirements for permanent dwellings or rentals. Always check your local building department’s requirements in advance.

Yes—and many do. With proper insulation, plumbing, and interior finishing, our domes make excellent tiny homes, cabins, or primary residences. They’re comfortable, functional, and beautiful.

Absolutely. We work with many eco-resort owners, Airbnb hosts, and glamping destinations. Domes stand out, photograph well, and command higher nightly rates than standard stays.

Yes. Many clients build domes in remote areas using solar panels, rainwater catchment, composting toilets, and wood stoves. We support that with passive ventilation and flexible site options.

Our domes perform well in hot, cold, humid, and dry climates. From desert heat to snowy mountains, the combination of glass and insulated panels can be adapted to your region.

Yes. We offer multiple dome types and sizes that are ideal for building out eco-friendly stays. You can create a high-end guest experience without high-impact building.

Yes. You get to pick which panels are glass and which are insulated aluminum composite. You can design your own layout for views, privacy, and energy performance.

We offer a range of wood-grade finishes, solid colors, and matte tones to suit your environment or brand. Want it to blend into the forest or stand out on the coast? We can help.

Yes. We have clear, tinted, and mirrored glass options available. These help with privacy, glare reduction, and solar heat control.

Yes. We offer curtain kits that wrap the interior of the dome. You can block the light when needed—without losing the panoramic potential.

With basic maintenance, our domes last 30+ years. The aluminum won’t rust, the glass is built to commercial standards, and the overall structure is rated for long-term use.

Minimal. Clean the glass a few times a year, check fasteners annually, and inspect seals every few seasons. Compared to traditional roofing or tent fabric, it’s low effort.

Not often. The gaskets and compression seals are designed for long-term performance. If you live in extreme climates, a periodic check-up is a smart idea.

Tempered glass is much stronger than regular glass and is rated to handle impact and snow load. That said, a falling tree limb can still do damage, so consider your site carefully.

Just reach out. We’ll help you choose a dome size, discuss panel layout, and finalize any upgrades. Once you approve the plans and send a deposit, we begin production.

We don’t offer financing in-house, but many customers use home improvement loans, construction loans, or personal financing through third-party lenders.

Yes. We work with eco resorts, camps, and rental businesses to supply multiple domes for phased rollouts. Let us know your project scope and we’ll help with logistics and scaling.

We’re working on a model dome and potential demo locations. In the meantime, we’re happy to share photos and connect you with previous buyers who’ve documented their projects.

Yes. The natural light and open layout are perfect for movement studios, art rooms, or workshops. Many customers use our smaller domes for this purpose—16’ and 20’ are great starter sizes.

We don’t sell greenhouse-specific kits, but many people use our all-glass domes for passive solar greenhouses or sunrooms. Just note that the full insulation and sealed frame may differ from typical greenhouse builds.

We don’t currently offer modular connectors, but many clients build walkways or decks between multiple domes to create a resort-style layout or multi-room experience.

• 16–20′: Studios, saunas, small glamping units
• 24–30′: Airbnb units, tiny homes, guest houses
• 34–40′: Full-time residences, luxury rentals, yoga spaces

Not really. Rain on glass is calming, not overwhelming. The structure is solid and doesn’t flap or creak like tents or yurts.

They can, but with the right layout (shaded areas, tinted glass, or ventilation), most clients report comfortable interior temps. In hotter areas, we recommend HVAC or mini-split systems.

Nope. Many of our customers are first-time builders. As long as you have a solid crew or contractor—and follow our instructions—you’ll be fine. And we’re just an email away if you need help.

Our domes are made from non-combustible materials—aluminum and tempered glass. If you’re building in wildfire-prone areas, the dome is one of the safest shapes and materials you can choose.