How we accommodate
When we are asked where our cabin factory is located our answer is “wherever you want it to be”. ALMACO’s Mobile Cabin Factory can be transported and set up anywhere in the world. The modular cabins we produce have almost everything in place, except for toilette paper rolls as we like to joke, before they are lifted onboard and finalized.
We are among the largest cabin producers in the world right after the major shipyards. We have built over 34 000 cabins and completed over 330 projects since 1998 when our company was founded. Public areas, such as corridors, restrooms, SPAs, gyms, lobbies, wheelhouses, and stairs, or any other interior part of a ship or rig that is inhabited by people, are also an important part of our wide scope and expertise.
ALMACO has a long history of building living quarters and superstructures both at the yards’ facilities or as remotely prefabricated superstructures. It is all about having big dreams and making the seemingly impossible possible. And we must admit, transporting superstructures to the other side of the world sure is an astonishing sight that still makes us cheer.
Newsroom
Highlights
News
1.4.2026
Polar Max Project Reaches Major Milestone With the Start of Construction Ceremony at Davie Shipyard in Québec
The Polar Max project reached an important milestone today as Davie and ALMACO officially marked the start of construction with a project kickoff ceremony at Davie’s shipyard in Lévis, Québec. Th…
Read more »
Company
7.11.2025
Le Groupe ALMACO Expands in Quebec City to Support Davie and Canada’s Shipbuilding Future
Le Groupe ALMACO, part of the ALMACO Group, today officially inaugurated its head office in Quebec City, marking a long-term commitment to Canada’s shipbuilding sector under the National Shipbuildi…
Read more »
Company
22.8.2025
Le Groupe ALMACO Secures Major Contract from Davie to Outfit Canadian Coast Guard’s Polar Max Icebreaker
Le Groupe ALMACO, a proudly Canadian subsidiary of ALMACO Group, today announced it has signed an over $100M CAD Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract with Chantier Davie Canada In…
Read more »
CABINS & PUBLIC AREAS
Reference
Disney Adventure
Installation of passenger cabins
Visual turnkey delivery of cabin corridors
Background installation in green area (60K m2)
Additional order 2026: Background materials and HVAC works.
Read more »
Reference
Harmony of the Seas
New forward block: 7 panoramic suites + 21 staterooms. Conversion of 2 Wonderland restaurant areas to 29 staterooms. Noise-reduction ceiling installed in the Music Hall.
Read more »
Reference
Liberty of the Seas
Modernization of galleys, pantries, bars and restaurants. Cabin area conversions on deck 2 ,10, 11 and 12.
Read more »
Reference
Spirit of Tasmania V
Delivered 382 cabins, which 347 cabins were delivered as modular units and fabricated off site.
Read more »
Reference
Allure of the Seas
Modernization of guest cabins
Read more »
Reference
Spirit of Tasmania IV
Delivered 382 cabins, which 347 cabins were delivered as modular units and fabricated off site.
Read more »
Reference
Aroya
Modernization of public areas, installation of new galleys, major modifications in the main galley and four completely new bars and cafes
Read more »
Reference
Viking Mississippi
Accommodation refurbishment project that consisted of 81 crew cabins, 193 passenger cabins and new ADA public toilet on deck 2.
Read more »
Reference
SH Diana
Designing, procurement and construction of all of the ships’ passenger and crew cabins, as well as crew public areas.
Read more »