Use comes first
Permanent living, guest accommodation, rental use, retreat, or secondary space lead to different decisions.
Why model series matter
The model series helps you understand the type of project before choosing a package. A compact permanent living model, a secondary space, a retreat unit, and a hospitality unit may follow the same Soleta logic, but they create different decisions around plans, EasyKit scope, local assembly, budget, and site preparation.
Scale changes complexity
Larger or more complex models usually require more planning, local review, and assembly coordination.
Series guides the package path
The chosen series helps decide whether you start with Planning Information, Complete Project documentation, EasyKit, or support guidance.
Current Soleta model families
The current model catalog is intentionally focused. More series can be added when there are real models, verified data, and clear value for clients.
Compact ModelsActive preview series
Compact Soleta models for efficient living, guest use, rental use, or secondary spaces.
Current models
- Soleta Avelon
- Soleta One Classic
- Soleta Elara
- Soleta Eloria
- Soleta Montierra
- Soleta Valdora
Indicative placeholder model range
Compact model range, ordered by living area.
Best for
- compact permanent living
- guest house
- rental unit
- small plot projects
- assisted self-build with a simpler sequence
Family ModelsActive preview series
Family-scale Soleta models for clients who need more living area while staying within a controlled Soleta build path.
Current models
- Soleta Arvella
- Soleta Verena
- Soleta Liora
- Soleta Silvara
- Soleta Calista
- Soleta Laly
- Soleta Ravella
- Soleta Cortina
- Soleta Altavira
- Soleta Valeria
- Soleta Serena
- Soleta Aurora
Indicative placeholder model range
Family model range, ordered by living area.
Best for
- balanced family living
- retreat use
- guest accommodation
- projects needing more living area
- clients comparing mid-size Soleta models
Large / Two-Level ModelsActive preview series
Larger and two-level Soleta models for projects that need more area, more local review, or a more substantial build path.
Current models
- Soleta Serelle
- Soleta Bravelle
- Soleta Velmont
- Soleta Seranova
Indicative placeholder model range
Larger model range, ordered by living area.
Best for
- larger Soleta projects
- two-level models
- models with more living area
- project-specific local review
- clients comparing the upper end of the catalog
Which series fits your project?
Choose Compact Living if:
- you want a smaller Soleta house
- you need simpler planning and assembly
- the project is a guest house, rental unit, compact home, or secondary dwelling
- you want a controlled path from plans to EasyKit
Choose Family Models if:
- you want stronger architectural expression
- you need extra volume or roof character
- your site allows a more vertical form
- you are prepared for potentially more local review and coordination
Choose Large / Two-Level Models if:
- your project is commercial or semi-commercial
- you need repeated units or accommodation clusters
- guest experience matters as much as construction efficiency
- you may need custom guidance before standard products are ready
You may not be ready to choose a series if:
- you do not know the project use
- you do not know the site conditions
- you are only asking for a kit price without choosing a model
- you expect a turnkey house without local involvement
Compare model series
Main use
Compact Living
Compact living / secondary unit
Family Models
Family living / balanced models
Large / Two-Level Models
Large or two-level projects
Current models
Compact Living
Avelon to Valdora
Family Models
Arvella to Aurora
Large / Two-Level Models
Serelle to Seranova
Complexity
Compact Living
Lower / controlled
Family Models
Medium / project-specific
Large / Two-Level Models
Higher / project-specific
Plan package path
Compact Living
Planning Info or Complete Project
Family Models
Complete Project recommended
Large / Two-Level Models
Guidance required
EasyKit path
Compact Living
Core or Extended
Family Models
Core or Extended
Large / Two-Level Models
To be confirmed per model
Best next step
Compact Living
Browse compact models
Family Models
Compare family models
Large / Two-Level Models
Review larger models
Model board
This area is reserved for a future visual model board showing exterior thumbnails, floor plan previews, model sizes, package status, and EasyKit availability.
From series to package path
After choosing the right model family, the next step is not automatically EasyKit. The safer path is to select the model, choose the right plan package, review local requirements, then decide whether EasyKit Core, EasyKit Extended, and assembly support make sense.
1. Choose the series
Understand the project type and use case.
2. Choose the model
Select a real Soleta model from the current catalog.
3. Choose the plan package
Start with Planning Information or Complete Project documentation.
4. Decide EasyKit and support
Move toward prefabrication and guided assembly only when the project path is clear.
Common mistakes when choosing a model family
The right model is the one that fits the site, budget, use, and local team.
Site access, permits, slope, foundation, climate, and local rules can affect the model choice.
A lower package price can be misleading if local complexity is high.
Plans help clarify feasibility before larger package decisions.
Model groups should be reviewed against current catalog data rather than placeholder names.
Model series FAQ
Are all series available now?
No. Current model groups include Compact models, Family models, and Large / two-level models based on the verified catalog.
Should I choose a series or a model first?
Start with the series if you are unsure about the project type. Choose a model when the use, site direction, and scale are clearer.
Does the series define the EasyKit price?
Not directly. EasyKit pricing depends on the specific model, package scope, production details, destination, and logistics.
Can a model belong to more than one use case?
Yes. A compact model may be used as a guest house, rental unit, small home, or secondary space depending on local rules and project goals.
Can Soleta create custom model families later?
Additional model groups may be added when there is real content, verified product value, and clear demand.
Ready to choose the right Soleta direction?
Start with the model family, then choose the specific model, plan package, EasyKit scope, and support level that fit your project.