A compact micro cabin,
shaped for essential stays in quiet natural settings.
Compact living, thoughtfully designed.
BALAI’s compact concept offers a private, efficient, and nature-ready living space with the comfort of a thoughtfully designed modern cabin.
Designed for small lots, rest houses, farm stays, and micro-hospitality spaces, the Hiwaga Micro Cabin features a durable steel frame, clean exterior finishes, and a smart layout that maximizes every square meter.
Length
Height
Starting at
3.20 m
3.80 m
₱950,000
Width
Total Area
3.20 m
10.24 sqm
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Ultra-Compact Footprint
Designed for small lots, backyards, farms, and private rest areas without requiring a large property.
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Double-Deck Layout
Maximizes vertical space with a sleeping area above and a work, storage, or compact living area below.
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Steel-Framed Build
Built with durable structural steel framing for better strength, stability, and long-term cabin use.
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Modern Exterior Finish
Combines WPC panels, matte black rib-type metal, and minimalist accents for a clean architectural look.
Exterior Finishes
The Hiwaga Micro Cabin features a clean mixed-material exterior with Dark Oak WPC panels, matte black rib-type metal panels, and off-white or light gray finishes. Its natural wood tones, steel frame, and compact roof profile create a warm, durable, and modern cabin look for small lots, resorts, and nature-based spaces.
A fully engineered 3.2m x 3.2m micro cabin designed for intelligent compact living and multi-unit deployment.
Built for Investment
Interior Finishes
The Hiwaga Micro Cabin interior maximizes its compact footprint through a smart double-deck layout, with a sleeping area above and flexible space below for a work desk, storage, kitchenette, or optional toilet and bath, creating an efficient, practical, and comfortable small-space living setup.
Common Cabin Questions
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The Hiwaga Micro Cabin is a compact modular cabin designed for small lots, private retreats, farm stays, and rental accommodations.
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Shipping is usually affected by project location, access, delivery distance, and site conditions. It should be confirmed during quotation so logistics can be properly included in the final project scope.
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Utility provisions may be included depending on the selected package and final scope. Electrical, plumbing, septic, water tanks, pumps, and related site works should be reviewed before final costing.
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Permit requirements depend on the project location, property classification, local government rules, and final scope. For proper compliance, this should be checked before fabrication or installation begins.
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Yes. Hiwaga Micro is suitable for Airbnb stays, farm stays, compact rental units, and small resort accommodations because of its small footprint, scalable setup, and efficient land use.
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Yes. A site assessment helps confirm access, terrain, utility availability, foundation needs, delivery method, and installation approach. Even small cabins can change in cost depending on actual site conditions.
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