Everything considered before your pod begins.

Pods by Tér spaces are intentionally multi-use. They can be cinema pods, home offices, gyms, guest suites, majlis lounges, studios or compact retail kiosks.

We shape the layout, glazing and services around how you actually plan to live, work or host inside the pod.

Yes. Each pod is built with an insulated floor, walls and roof, plus high-performance glazing and a cooling-first HVAC strategy.

We consider solar gain, orientation and shading so your pod feels calm and usable throughout the year.

You can adjust footprint, internal layout, cladding colours, window proportions, flooring, lighting and joinery.

We typically begin with a proven pod typology, then tailor it to your garden, view lines and lifestyle so it feels bespoke without an open-ended design process.

Our design team studies your villa elevations, boundary walls and landscape before proposing cladding and glazing.

You can choose a pod that quietly extends your architecture or one that becomes a deliberate focal point in the garden.

Pods by Tér are designed with ground-friendly bases that minimise excavation.

Depending on soil conditions, levels and local regulations, we may recommend pads, a steel frame or a slab. The most appropriate option is confirmed after a site review or engineering input.

Most of the build happens in our factory. On site we focus on foundations, positioning or craning the pod and making final connections.

This approach keeps noise, dust and the number of days on site far lower than a traditional block or concrete construction.

Each project includes a long-term structural warranty on the main frame, insulated shell and roof build-up, plus defined coverage for interior finishes and workmanship.

AC units, lighting and appliances are supported by manufacturer warranties. Full durations and conditions are shared with your contract and handover pack.

Yes. Once your design, specification and scope are agreed, we issue a fixed-price contract that clearly lists what is included.

Any optional upgrades or site-specific items are presented as separate line items and only move ahead with your written approval, keeping budgets predictable.

Timelines vary with approvals, specification and site access, but most clients move from initial enquiry to installation over several weeks.

We share an indicative programme at proposal stage and refine it as key milestones are confirmed.

In simple terms: discovery call and site review, concept and layout options, detailed proposal and fixed-price contract, authority approvals (if required), factory production, foundations and services preparation on site, installation, then final snagging and handover.

Minor adjustments may be possible before production starts, but major changes can affect both timelines and cost.

Once drawings are released to the factory, changes are limited and handled as formal variations, so we spend time getting the design right upfront.

If you need to move your installation date, we’ll work with you to find the next available slot.

Where production has already begun, storage or rescheduling fees may apply. Cancellation terms depend on project stage and are clearly set out in your contract.