Start your project
Learn the correct order of decisions before requesting prices.
What you can learn here
Resources are organized around the decisions that matter most: choosing the model, understanding plan packages, preparing for EasyKit, and knowing what must be handled locally.
Plans and documentation
Understand what Soleta plan packages can help with and what they do not replace.
EasyKit preparation
Learn what a prefabricated package can include and what remains local.
Local engineering and permits
Understand why local professionals remain necessary before construction.
Site preparation
Prepare for access, foundation, utilities, unloading, storage, and local build logistics.
Assembly support
Learn when remote support, checkpoint reviews, or stronger coordination may be useful.
Guide topics
Direct answers to the questions clients ask most before choosing a model, a plan package, or an EasyKit path.
How to choose a Soleta model
Compare use case, size, and budget direction before shortlisting a model.
Planning Package vs Complete Project Package
Understand the difference in documentation depth before you decide what to request.
What local engineering means
Understand why local licensed engineering review remains required in every project location.
How EasyKit delivery works
Learn how kit scope, logistics, and delivery timing are confirmed for your project.
How to prepare your land
Access, foundation readiness, utilities, and storage all need to be planned before delivery.
Foundation options
A dedicated foundation comparison guide is in preparation. Foundation notes are currently reviewed per model.
Guide in preparation
Can Soleta build the house for me?
Soleta build team delivery can be discussed for eligible projects. Ask at inquiry to confirm your model and location.
How to plan a small retreat
Guidance for retreat, hospitality, and multi-unit concepts using Soleta models.
What is included / not included
See what each plan package and EasyKit tier provides, and what remains local or separately quoted.
Living area vs built area
A dedicated explainer is in preparation. Living area is used as the primary figure on model pages; built area is confirmed per project.
Guide in preparation
Featured guides and downloads
These future resources will help clients prepare better inquiries and avoid early planning mistakes. Downloads are shown as preview until final files are verified.
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Soleta Project Checklist
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Free download
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Plans & EasyKit Guide
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€49
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Local Requirements Worksheet
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Free download
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Site Preparation Checklist
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Free download
Start your project checklist
A better starting point produces a better response. Use this checklist before asking for pricing, technical guidance, or EasyKit scope.
- Shortlist one or more Soleta models
- Define intended use: permanent living, guest house, rental, retreat, or secondary space
- Identify country and approximate project location
- Clarify plot status: owned, under purchase, or not yet selected
- Check whether local permitting requirements are known
- Decide whether you need early planning information or complete documentation
- Decide whether EasyKit Core or EasyKit Extended may be relevant
- Identify whether a local builder or technical team is available
- Prepare an indicative budget range
- Prepare an indicative timeline
Plans and documentation
A plan package is a serious first step, but it is not the same as a local permit approval or a finished construction contract. It helps you understand the model, discuss the project locally, and decide whether a larger package such as EasyKit is appropriate.
What plans can help with
- model review
- early budgeting
- consultant conversations
- preliminary local discussions
- EasyKit inquiry preparation
What plans do not automatically replace
- local licensed professionals
- building permit approval
- engineering sign-off
- foundation design for a specific plot
- MEP design
- local code adaptation
Cost and budgeting notes
Early cost planning must separate Soleta packages from local project costs. Plans, EasyKit, transport, foundation, MEP, labour, permits, finishes, and site works are different cost categories.
Soleta package costs
Plans, EasyKit scope, optional support, and future shop products.
Local project costs
Foundation, local labour, MEP, permits, taxes, transport handling, finishing, and site works.
Unknowns to confirm
Country, site access, soil, climate, local authority rules, local labour prices, and selected model.
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Plans: €1,000–€3,000
EasyKit: €25,000–€100,000
Assembly support: to be confirmed
Final budgets depend on model, scope, country, local execution, and project conditions.
Plan adaptations and modifications
Some projects may require adaptation before local use. Adaptations can range from small drawing adjustments to deeper structural, layout, or technical coordination work. Feasibility, cost, and responsibility must be reviewed before any promise is made.
Minor adaptation
Small drawing or documentation adjustments. Placeholder status: to be reviewed.
Local compliance adaptation
Adjustments requested by local professionals or authorities. Placeholder status: requires local review.
Custom project development
Deeper architectural or technical changes. Placeholder status: quote required.
Site preparation basics
Even a good plan and a good kit can fail if the site is not ready. Site access, foundation, unloading, storage, utilities, weather protection, and safety planning must be handled before delivery and assembly.
Access route
Trucks and lifting equipment must be able to reach the site safely.
Foundation readiness
Foundation design and construction must be confirmed locally.
Utilities and MEP route
Water, electricity, heating, ventilation, drainage, and sewage must be planned locally.
Storage and protection
Delivered components must be staged and protected.
Site safety
Local site rules, equipment, and supervision remain essential.
Resource FAQ
Is this a blog?
No. Resources are structured around decisions clients must make before buying plans, requesting EasyKit, or preparing local assembly.
Can I download the guides now?
Some guide and checklist products are shown as preview until final files, prices, and delivery logic are verified.
Do resources replace local professionals?
No. They help you understand the process, but local engineering, permits, and legally required professionals remain necessary.
Should I start with resources or models?
If you know what you want, start with models. If you are unsure, start with How to Start and the project checklist.
Will there be paid guides?
Yes, some future guides may become paid digital products. Prices shown now are indicative placeholders until verified.
Can I use these resources before buying plans?
Yes. They are designed to help you prepare better questions and choose the correct next step.
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Ready to move from reading to planning?
Start with the guide if you are still unsure. If you already know your preferred model, move toward plan packages and request guidance when local conditions need clarification.