Fireproof
Steel frame and shell — there's nothing structural to burn.
Assembled, Not Built
Dry Pavilion First · Wet-Core Modules Later · Home Office or Studio
YHauz Elevated 3-Room Pavilion
$150/sf
Starting · FOB Oakland, CA
Typical Hawaii ADU
≈ $500/sf
YHauz 3-Room Pavilion
from $150/sf
A typical Hawaii ADU runs $350–500 per square foot. The YHauz Pavilion starts at $150 — shipped flat-packed and bolted together on a lot you own or lease.
Start with a dry, relocatable pavilion — steel frame, insulated panels, Trex composite interior floors, built-in ventilation, and no permanent plumbing, sewer, or built-in kitchen. Use it now as a home office, studio, guest space, gym, or retreat — then add shower, toilet, or kitchen modules later when your site, budget, and approvals are ready.
For Hawaii, Arizona, SoCal Only
Honolulu Showroom
Dry Pavilion First
Wet-Core Ready
Trex Interior Floors
Demountable
Assembled Exterior
Recommended Floor Plan
A YHauz That Holds Up
Storm-Ready
Engineered for hurricanes, salt air, sun, and trade winds.
Rot & Pest Proof
Steel doesn't mold, rot, or feed termites the way wood does.
Stays Cool
Ceiling-and-window fans keep fresh air moving — comfortable without A/C.
Things Only a YHauz Can Do
Relocate It
Unbolt it and move the whole pavilion to a new lot.
Sell It Back
We'll buy your YHauz back when you're ready to move on.
Upgrade It
Add panels, swap components, or install wet-core modules as your needs change.
Every pavilion includes:
Trex Composite Interior Floors
Non-Toxic Build
YHauz Fire Insurance
25-Year Structural Warranty
Financing
An Interior That Reconfigures
Start Open
One open studio — nothing in the way, full of light and air.
Divide It
Bolt in partition panels to carve out a focused office or separate work zones.
Reconfigure Anytime
Move the panels as your needs change — no demolition, no rebuild.
Trex Composite Interior Floors
The pavilion floor is designed for everyday use with Trex composite floor boards — a durable, low-maintenance walking surface with the warm look of wood and better resistance to moisture, wear, splintering, rot, and pests than conventional wood flooring.
Start Dry. Add Water Later.
Shower Module
Add a shower module later when water, drainage, and site approvals make sense.
Toilet Module
Keep the first installation simple, then add a toilet module later if your county and site conditions allow.
Kitchen Module
Begin as a non-dwelling pavilion. Add a compact kitchen module later if you choose to convert or expand the use.
Simple first step:
No Permanent Plumbing
No Built-In Kitchen
Wet-Core Path Later
Approvals When Needed
Every Worry, Answered Straight
Can I use it open or closed?
Both. Open the doors for cross-breeze, or close up and run the ceiling-and-window fans. Ideal as a home office, studio, gym, guest space, or retreat.
Am I stuck in one spot?
Never. It's demountable — about 8 metric tons that disassembles and relocates with you.
Why start without plumbing or a kitchen?
Because a dry accessory pavilion is a simpler first step than a full dwelling. Start with space you can use now — office, studio, gym, retreat — then add shower, toilet, or kitchen modules later if your site, budget, and county approvals support it.
Can I actually afford it?
From $150 per square foot, well under a typical Hawaii ADU. Financing available — ask us on WhatsApp for a quote.
Do I need a contractor crew?
Ships flat-packed and bolts together. Assemble it yourself or bring in a YHauz-trained installer.
Will it look like a metal shed?
Factory stucco-finish walls, Trex composite interior floors, and a hammered-copper frame. Engineered to be beautiful, not industrial.