Popularized by the great inventor R. Buckminster Fuller in the 1940s, a geodesic dome is a half spherical structure made up of many smaller triangles that uses the same building blocks as nature to create structures that encompass the maximum amount of space with the least amount of materials-and all while being remarkably strong! They have been used as temporary health clinics, classrooms, military installations, shelters, greenhouses, tool sheds, portable homes, glamping structures, and much more.

Our domes are used for a wide range of projects — most commonly for glamping resorts, off-grid stays, wellness spaces, and event installations.

They’ve also been used for immersive experiences, pop-ups, and festival setups, thanks to their unique shape, portability, and customizable features.

Every dome kit we offer is built with a steel frame and a PVC blackout cover, designed for year-round durability and easy assembly. You can explore popular sizes and configurations on our pricing page.

All of our standard domes include: -1.5 inch galvanized steel frame covered with electrostatic paint. -20-24 Oz. Fire Resistant Cover

-Panoramic Bay Window in either Cal. 20 or Cal. 40 Transparent Vinyl

-Doorframe and Entryway

-Three porthole style windows with external screens.

-Curtains and Curtain Rod

-Deck Anchorings

You can visit our pricing page right here for information on our standard kits.

The first step is to visit our pricing page to explore our most popular dome kits and see what’s included. Once you’ve had a chance to look through the options, you can book a call with us to talk about your project and get personalized guidance.

During the call, we’ll confirm your dome size, layout, and any custom features you’d like to include. After that, we’ll prepare a detailed quote that includes shipping and handling based on your location.

If you’re ready to move forward, we’ll send you a 50% invoice and order confirmation to start production. The remaining 50% will be due once your dome is completed and ready to ship from the factory.

Throughout the process, we’ll keep you updated on production and coordinate delivery so your dome arrives smoothly and on schedule.

All of our domes are manufactured in Toluca, Mexico.

Shipping costs vary depending on your location and what you’re ordering, but a single dome kit typically ships for $1,500–$2,500 within the mainland U.S.

If you’re ordering multiple domes or larger kits, the cost per dome usually goes down. You’ll get a better overall rate the more crates you’re shipping together.

On any flat and level surface.

All domes should be anchored onto a well-built foundation made usually out of either wood or concrete. Regardless of what sort of foundation the dome is placed on, all of our dome kits come with a 7 cm tall raised wooden circular base for your structure to anchor to.

Yes, you can absolutely install a bathroom and kitchen inside your dome. These are usually built into interior walls that your contractor constructs within the dome’s open space.

The dome can accommodate standard plumbing and electrical connections, so your local team can handle the installation much like they would in a small cabin or ADU.

We can provide basic dimensional drawings to assist your builder, and if you’d like a detailed interior layout or 3D rendering, that can be prepared as part of a design service for an additional fee.

Yes, you can, and our domes have good natural ventilation systems to make sure the smell of food doesn’t linger. A lot of customers also elect to have an outdoor kitchen built outside the dome on the deck/foundation to keep cleaning and maintenance at a minimum.

Yes, we offer an insulation liner as an optional add-on. Our liner is designed to help regulate interior temperature and reduce condensation inside the dome. It comes in several fitted panels that attach to the inside of the frame and conform to the shape of your dome.

While the liner provides a noticeable improvement in comfort, it’s important to note that it’s not equivalent to traditional home insulation. The liner itself doesn’t have a high R-value—it mainly serves as a thermal and aesthetic layer. However, you can always add additional insulation materials beneath it for greater thermal performance if needed.

When they are getting direct sunlight yes they do. If you want to use this is for rentals or for full time living we strongly recommend installing AC.

Powder-coating is a process that uses an electrical charge to attract the paint to the metal that is to be finished. The result is paint that is smooth and adds an extra layer of protection from the elements.

Our covers are made of a high quality plasticized vinyl canvas (PVC). They’re all UV and weather resistant and come with a blackout layer for added protection.

All of our covers are certified fire-resistant by the California Fire Marshal.

Absolutely! All you need is a soft rag or sponge and a gentle soap solution. Wipe it on the frame and the inside and you’re good to go.

Not at all. All of our domes come with an instruction manual that any team of 5-6 people can use to install in a few hours.

All of our dome kits include on-site installation supervision from one of our team members to guide your crew through the assembly process and ensure everything is installed correctly. Please note that travel expenses (flight, transportation, food, and lodging) are not included and will be added separately based on your project location.

Our domes are manufactured in Mexico by the company Domos Geodesicos Cosmotec and we are their representatives in the United States and the Caribbean.

Yes! All our domes come with three porthole style windows made up of a hinged fiber glass portion on the inside and screen on the outside. You can keep them closed for privacy or open for better ventilation.

It depends on where you’re located. In the US, this is usually applied for at the city or county level. We’ll advise you throughout the whole process as well as provide any technical drawings and information your planning department requests.

Our standard offerings for 20 Oz. Blackout Covers are currently White, Beige, and Olive Green. We also have the white available in 24 Oz.

Yes, all of our covers and structures come with a five year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects.

We ship all over North, Central, and South America as well as the Caribbean.

No, but all of our kits include a standard size 37' by 80' door frame.