
Single Capsule Pods
One person per pod. Compare GY86 and other single series for privacy, opening, equipment and room fit; some can also be installed in two levels.
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Plan around each employee's sleeping needs, shift pattern and length of stay. One or two people per pod is an occupancy choice; one or two installed levels is a separate layout choice.

Direct answer
First confirm employee count, people per pod, shift pattern and stay length. Compare single-person pods for individual sleep; use two-person GY82 only if sharing one pod is acceptable. Decide single- or double-deck installation separately after checking the measured plan, clear height, access and local requirements. GY80 is mainly a short-rest direction.
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Employee accommodation challenges
Staff accommodation pods need to support shared facilities while giving employees a defined private rest space and giving facility teams a controlled room standard.
GEELYE workforce solution
GEELYE reviews modular sleeping pods and worker accommodation sleep pods against the workforce profile, intended stay, room envelope and project-delivery requirements.
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Start with single-person pods for individual sleeping space. Consider GY82 only when two-person occupancy in one pod is accepted and specified; use GY80 for shorter rest periods. Confirm single- or double-deck installation separately against the room plan.

One person per pod. Compare GY86 and other single series for privacy, opening, equipment and room fit; some can also be installed in two levels.
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GY82 accommodates two people in one pod. This does not mean that the installation is double-deck; confirm both occupancy and the room stacking plan.
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A standalone pod direction for short employee rest. Do not infer suitability for long-stay accommodation from a rest-area reference.
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Separate the accommodation use, supplier scope and local site approval before selecting a model or estimating capacity.
| Decision point | Project guidance | Who confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Suitable projects | Repeatable sleeping rooms for workforce or staff accommodation with a defined intended stay and operating plan. | Buyer and accommodation operator |
| Different application | Short office breaks belong to the Office Rest Pod application; patient care and medical treatment are outside this scope. | Buyer and project team |
| Buyer information | Employee count, people per pod, shift pattern, stay length, room dimensions, proposed deck count and destination. | Buyer or appointed project team |
| Local confirmation | Occupancy, egress, accessibility, fire strategy, electrical connection, ventilation, sanitation and required approvals. | Appointed local professionals or authority |
| Product direction | Single capsules for individual sleep; GY82 when two-person sharing is accepted; GY80 primarily for short rest. Deck count is a separate decision. | GEELYE and buyer |

Space planning
A room may support modular capsule-bed layouts only after circulation, privacy, access and facility requirements are reserved.
Room envelope → circulation and access → privacy zones → suitable product format → workable capacity
Map walls, columns, doors, windows, ceiling height, utilities and fixed equipment on a dimensioned plan.
Compare GY82, single-position and GY80 directions only after the usable envelope is understood.
Reserve aisles, entrances, upper-unit access where applicable, cleaning routes and emergency access.
Coordinate pod entrance, separation and surrounding room use with the workforce accommodation brief.
No fixed capacity increase is claimed. The workable layout depends on dimensions, ceiling height, doors, columns, exits, services, storage and destination requirements.
Operation requirements
Include shift handover, personal storage, linen changes, maintenance access and a repeatable model schedule in the accommodation brief.
State how many people use each pod per shift, the changeover window and cleaning access between users.
Identify personal storage outside the sleeping envelope and how bedding will be removed, changed and stored.
Plan access to electrical and ventilation components without blocking the full room.
Record the same model, entrance, finish, utilities and spare-part requirements across procurement phases.
Verifiable product facts
These values come from named GEELYE product records. They are configuration-specific and do not replace a dimensioned project layout.
| Item | Published value | Source or boundary |
|---|---|---|
| GY82 models | GY821/822/823 with A/B/C openings (nine variants) | GEELYE GY82 product records |
| GY82 A-format example | GY821-A: horizontal outer L2200 × W1590 × H1513 mm; double-deck with ladder L2200 × W1855 × H2475 mm | GY821-A master record |
| GY82 B-format example | GY821-B: horizontal outer L2195 × W1655 × H1513 mm; double-deck with ladder L2195 × W1855 × H2475 mm | GY821-B master record |
| Single-capsule example | GY861-A: horizontal outer L2132 × W1080 × H1513 mm; vertical outer L2188 × W1020 × H1513 mm | GY861-A master record |
| Short-rest example | GY801-A: external single unit L2300 × W1148 × H1760 mm | GY801-A master record; not a high-capacity accommodation row |
| Materials | ABS with metal-steel structure; general, optional V2 or V0 flame-retardant ABS | Selected grade must be confirmed per order |
| Electrical | 110–240 V input; 12 V lighting; approximately 60 W without TV or 110 W with TV | Named product records; site connection confirmed locally |
| Ventilation | Adjustable circulation; approximately 30 m³/h fresh-air exchange in the named records | Product value; room ventilation remains a project interface |
Do not multiply product dimensions across an empty rectangle. Reserve walls, doors, columns, upper-unit access, aisles, exits, cleaning, services and storage on the actual plan first.
Project references
Two approved references are shown within their documented boundaries: a historical corporate break-room reference and an employee rest-room display.
Workforce accommodation questions
These answers define the minimum information boundary for a workforce accommodation inquiry.
A reliable count requires measured dimensions, ceiling height, doors, columns, exits, utilities, storage, circulation and the selected model footprint. No fixed capacity is stated without that plan.
Provide employee count, people per pod, shift pattern, stay length, dimensioned room plan, proposed installation levels, destination, utilities and delivery route.
No. GY82 double means two-person occupancy in one pod. Single- or double-deck describes how pods are installed in the room and requires a separate height and access review.
Start with single-person capsules for individual sleeping. Consider GY82 when staff will share one pod; GY80 is mainly a standalone short-rest direction.
Confirm model schedule, quantity, finishes, material grade, electrical configuration, ventilation interfaces, layout, packing, delivery scope and approved documents.
No. They document a historical corporate break-room reference and an employee rest-room display. Exact models, quantities, dates and long-term operating outcomes are not confirmed.
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Balance room capacity, privacy, circulation, cleaning and repeatable daily operation.
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Durable, repeatable private sleep spaces for workforce and staff housing.
Current application
Plan private short-rest spaces for hospital staff and healthcare teams around privacy, cleaning and facility requirements.
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Create distinctive sleeping spaces within hotels, resorts and hospitality properties through premium, wooden and project-configured sleep pod directions.
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Plan private pods for short-duration breaks in offices, staff rest rooms and corporate workplaces, distinct from overnight employee accommodation.
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Create private, space-efficient student accommodation with modular capsule beds designed for campus housing and residential projects.
View application ↗Use the buying guide to organize application, destination, room dimensions, estimated quantity, timeline, utilities and supplier questions before quotation.
Share employee count, people per pod, shift pattern, length of stay, room dimensions and destination. State separately whether one or two installation levels are proposed.