BOXABL debuts *NEW* 2-STORY DESIGN
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Check out @BOXABL latest prototype, a 2-story single family home that proves BOXABL is not only a tiny home company.
I went to the @IBSTV in Las Vegas, Nevada to interview Paolo and Galiano Tiramani about their new design and progress with Factory 2!
00:00 BOXABL at IBS 2023
:40 Elon Musk as 1st BOXABL customer
1:45 Debuting the new 2-story SFH
2:48 Paolo gives us details
3:21 Ellie takes us up staircase to deck
3:57 Reactions from show attendees
4:54 Interview with @KerryTarnow
6:15 What's NEW?! (Tesla?)
7:30 BOXABL as legos
8:20 Interview with Pronghorn Group
10:36 Who will live in AZ planed developments?
11:41 Paolo shares plans for new factories (Maybe TX?!)
13:31 How much will 2-story cost?
14:42 Taking lessons from Factory 1
16:20 Did BOXABL get inspiration from #tesla ?
18:03 Tour begins
27:42 Interview with Gali about Factory 2
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The fact that they are striving to bring the price point down, while improving the product and offering more features says a lot about the company. They are rocking it! Really personable interview.
A product w/o a price point is only a prototype
Price from original home was 50k.......after expanding and growing the business the price was brought down to 60k.......
Not saying I dislike this idea but we gotta keep it 💯. They are definitely providing cheaper alternatives to current builds BUT prices WILL continue to rise no matter what unfortunately.
@@abcamacho6187 $60K for a small mobile home is unattractive. These types of mfg houses compete with mobile homes, not traditional built houses. They are high-end expensive Mobile homes .. that cross over into the price of traditional houses .. a VERY SMALL Niche market.
@@abcamacho6187 I remember the days when I could get a cheeseburger for $0.25
@@trollon-u2124 ah yes the good ol days making 1$ an hour lolz
WOW - Impressive. I've lived in tents, trailers, mobile homes, boats and RVs for the majority of my 77 years. So my comment has historical significance - cleverest housing idea I've ever seen. It provides solutions to so many housing issues. Expandable as needs increase. Portable if it must be. And as permanent as necessary. Great job to ALL involved. Thanks for this. And Ellie, thanks for the story.
Do you remember the Sears catalog homes for sale?
So it's been nearly a full year since this video has come out. Anyone know what the price is now for a two-story BOXABL?
My biggest complaint about the housing industry is that many states are unfriendly to smaller homes like tiny houses or even mobile homes. Maryland sucks for tiny homes and mobile homes especially.
Build homes not trailers. Live in an apartment or condo if you don’t want a lot of square footage
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se I don't think people want less square footage, the point in a tiny house is to lower overall costs.
Maybe we can get together and meet in Annapolis to legislate free living in tiny homes in Md
States and local permitting counties have no authority over HUD manufactured homes. Setbacks, septics, exterior water systems, yes - the home itself, no. Uncle Sam trumps. If he approves a home, it is done.
I think it's because these homes don't age well. A tiny home that is well maintained will only last for 30 years. Our children will be inheriting cardboard boxes.
I love how no one likes to talk about pricing. The fact that these started off at around 40k and then went up to 50k and now they're up to 60K a box. and they haven't even hit the streets yet. They're Still in the production phase. The two-story model looks like three boxes stacked on top of each other so I would imagine that would be 180K. Not to mention that you still have to buy/rent the land that can cost you another 50K. That's great if you live in a very expensive place like California. But here in Chicago, that's the price you would expect to pay for this size home. The benefit will be the fact that it's brand new and you don't have to do any remodeling. And I'm talking about an average cheap house. Not some big beautiful Victorian in a gated community 🤨 But now you got to tack on the price of the land, And more $ if you want to add a garage. So this is still not quite an affordable home if you look at the big picture. I'm having container home vibes. And every year from this day forward the prices are just going to go up as wages stay stagnant. In 2024 they will be 70k a box 🤦🏾♂️. 2025 up to 80k, in 2026 pushing 90k. And the more people that want them, the higher the prices will be. This seems more like a add on to your existing house.
Inflation
He hinted that the cost of the alternative boxes would be less since they have less features inside than the Casita. Inflating costs have hit every industry. They did not anticipate having significantly higher input costs like we have had the past few years. Extrapolating a $10k per year price increase is a big assumption and unlikely, considering they are focused on decreasing their input costs right now. It seems to me that they intend to bring price points downward or stay flat. I also think that the future 20x40 and 20x60 dimensions will have a significantly lower cost per foot than the 20x20's stuck together. Regardless, if they can stay cost competitive compared to stubbornly rising traditional housing prices, that's still a win. The more substitutes that create downward price pressure on stick built houses, the better.
@@dylankmorgan studios already exist and at least they’re in multifamily properties.
In Colorado the least expensive cost for land is $150k. And housing here is ridiculous so it would be good for here also but your right it’s not cheap.
It is possible, but if they increase much more it will be hard for them to sell. I fell they will be more expensive then mobile homes, but cheaper then homes being a nice middle ground. Only time will tell, but I hope they do well because having more competition to help home prices drop is just a good thing.
ADU's were once considered for the elderly, but almost every adult could benefit from having cheaper housing options. Boxable is rocking it. Housing has not evolved for the masses and needs to catch up to what most can afford AND is energy efficient.
You still have to buy the land which is the expensive part.
Forget energy-efficient that's just a ploy or like a water-efficient toilets that don't work energy-efficient I mean that Steven pretty crazy you know the best thing would be to have Tesla's energy so we don't have to pay for electricity and that's the exact efficiency but otherwise whatever we have we're being charged an arm and a leg for if you look at the facts. What is it the video I saw a week or so ago about the fact that electric cars cost or like a hundred times more to create the electricity for that car then the gasoline resources gasoline is evidently the second
@@corail53 exactly not to mention septic system and a well, driveway too. These will ad 20-30k unless your trying to put it in a city with city water which still cost and city sewer. City water comes with monthly bills too plus city land is much more expensive. Also unless your home site is in Vegas or real close to where they build them shipping can range upward of 50k!! If you add all tesla solar that will probably run you 50-100k more and those batteries won't last forever and cost a ton each. They also cost a lot to make would you like to know how there made? 😂 nuclear energy is best and I believe nothing will beat it. Do your homework
One more thing they will get you on, repairs!! You won't be able to just go get some wood, sheetrock, ect ect. They will have to repair them at a higher cost as opposed to being able to fix it yourself. I'll pass and build my own
The video I watched said it was totally self-sufficient it showed the batteries how they charge how everything is self sufficient so it is using his energy and some different types of batteries that are not used for the cars I’ll see if I can find that interview. ruclips.net/video/0Cdqs2Q1Vis/видео.html
So I was at IBS and got to walk the Boxabl product, some things really impressed me: the setup, the integration, the portability, the new design with the deck is pretty awesome. I also love the scale they are doing this at, complete game changer if they can pull it off!
What was less impressive, was the finish quality while I was in there (Im a builder so maybe most people won't care?). Things generally hung out of square, and marks of hasty finishing everywhere, "RV on blocks" was a very unflattering comparison we heard while there. Mind you this is a house set up in a few days at a trade show so they deserve some grace, but it speaks to what will be the critical challenge with the product - it is not a magic bullet to construction, it's not going to solve your foundation, site and finish issues. I hope they are going to set up some serious education for their installer network to ensure quality.
It sounds like the ultimate goal is to sell boxes to us builders and help speed the adoption of the technology, it would be a shame if that legacy is marked by poor workmanship. The specter of Katerra still hangs in the air, the caution is necessary! Hope they can figure it out!
This unit was a prototype and while it was built offsite, it had to be assembled quickly on site for the show. That may be why it wasn’t as refined as expected.
They’re going to have a “Boxabl University” akin to McDs “Hamburger university” to train in transport, installation, and finish aspects of the units.
That's what it looked like at the show, a mobile home but as lego. Also it's as expensive as building a regular house in my country, even more, and it would be a better quality. They might not succeed eventually, but I think it's a good think for the industry on the whole, big prefabs for some parts and preplanning.
@@arcbrush They’re working on Casita 2.0 which will be much improved in terms of design, quality and ability to be produced quickly. It should be introduced 4Q this year. They bought $15mil of equipment to automate its production.
The outside can be clad in all kinds of different siding and roofs as well.
Regarding an RV, an RV is notoriously weak in terms of structure. Things are always falling apart. The Casita has 6 inch solid walls clad in steel. It is inflammable and can take a sledgehammer to the walls and 1000s of pounds on the roof.
He kept saying throughout the interview that finishes and other things would be different and this is just a prototype.
@@arcbrush lucky you! In the U.S. it's much less expensive for one of these versus traditional home build....
Awesome video Ellie!
Coming over!
Mr. Modular Kerry makes an awesome cameo!
Excellent production value as always... And great 3rd Boxabl video...
Great video Ellie! Paolo was really generous with his time and information. Great tour. I could live in a Boxabl no problemo.
Thank you for this video! I also saw your previous video on this subject but this video surpassed my imagination. This fits so well with the transformation the world is in right now. I really believe in this way of living in which there is as much as possible for reasonable prices. I myself worked in the construction industry for a few years and did not understand why it all had to be so inefficient and expensive. I hope this concept goes global. Thanks again for your work on this fascinating youtube channel.
Thanks Ellie, for doing stuff on Boxabl....I invested in the co. so I love learning more on the company...Hearing about the third factory and seeing their new model is first time hearing, stuff for me...always appreciate learning new stuff on the going ons in the company.
The time the Boxable staff allotted for the interviews was great and showcases how engaged they are with the communities interested in their products. Hopefully they can be the gold standard they are aiming for to allow for widespread disruption and availability.
Best Comment on here!!! The only thing I would add is; it's about time some Brave Souls took on the Task of Revolutionzing the housing Industry!!! YAY
You realize they paid for these interviews right? They have tons of negative publicity on the company being a fraud.
Thank you so much Ellie. I can’t believe how well they are doing. Lotsa love from Toronto.
Fantastic stuff. I'm loving the constant iteration and the deck looks awesome.
Thanks for making housing more affordable! Everyone deserves a decent shelter - Shouldn’t be a problem in modern days anymore with all the advancement in technology.
Great video, you asked all the best questions and showed an excellent tour.
SO BEAUTIFUL "THE CASITA"!! AND I GOT IMPRESSED WITH THE SELLER WHO SHOWED YOU "THE CASITA"!!👍👍👍👍
This is what I've been waiting for! Great news! Now, let's get those approvals, and get this thing on the market!
I can see this for those of us in the military that don't want to live on base in a crappy old over regulated house that we can have shipped to another base so we have the same home. I am impressed! I was a foreman for Habitat for Humanity, and I can really see this to help the homeless and lower income community.
I thought the same my family was in the Canadian military….those homes would look great on a base!
Totally! This would solve the homeless issue by people being able to have a roof for 29K-50K, which will last until its death, so nobody would have to keep paying slavery rent prices their whole life. Not a single politician wants this because rich building owners and construction companies are giving them money. Politicians from the right and the left don't care about the people. The American Dream is dead and all the super stress we have is because we can go homeless at any moment.
Well, Eliana, I think the least the Tiramanis could do is give you a boxable to live in, I mean you have given them the best interviews and sales opportunities! Great interview.
Great video Ellie, loved the interviews and the walk through. Thank you.
God bless you all for using your gifts to think of others In this world where so many have become
"Lovers of themselves"
As a senior this is still not
financially feasible for me
but am thankful to see this available for young people to be able to realize a home of their own one day You can see
and hear the thoughtfulness that has been put into your design
You guys are awesome
👏👏👏
THANKS ELLIE,YOU AND JARETT ARE APPRECIATED TO SHARE THIS 🤗💚💚💚
Boxabl is a game changer. I can't wait until Vegas allows for multiple Boxabl ADU's on the same lot.
It's quite funny to hear about companies like this because it is already super common to build houses from elements in Finland. You basically just lift walls and roof into place and than just finish the interior and your are done.
Maybe I can look it up and have it delivered to America. What should I search
humans make things harder and pollute more.
Thank You Ellie!! Nice work!
Great video! Great tour! Tons of good information! Thank you!
as someone on the wait list im so glad a man with three homes got his. thats great.
My cousin works here and its so cool!!!
Excellent interview keep up the great work, 👍 I think there will be a demand to stay in these as Airbnb's
Thanks ellie. Love the interviews
I didn’t see any laundry facilities. Also I think the kitchen makes more sense on the second floor with easy access to the deck. I just think about everyone tromping through my room to get to the deck and wincing.
Imagine if the sink had an accordion pass-thru window to the deck then the plumbing would be on the wall central to the house. It could line up with the bathrooms downstairs and be easier to insulate against colder climates since nothing would be on an outside wall except the kitchen sink. It’s a fun idea of a build but I see a lot of tweaking needed and imagine the best first customers will be the ones that give firsthand insight to those tweaks.
There is stairs outside that goes to the deck. They don’t have to go through the room
I've been following them for years. love the progress. I'm waiting for when they get the stories rolled out. I want to either go with them or wait on a 3D printed home both appear to be amazing choices for a first home.
You're a liar these are depreciating assets
Skylight sunroof house just because the signs are in the sun, moon and the stars .
❤❤❤ spot on as usual. Great vdo!!!
I’m hoping to finally hear and see more about the building science (air control, water control, thermal control layers with blower door test results etc) aspect of these. I encourage you to include these things in your reporting.
I am all in on this unit layout!! I REALLY like this prototype. Planning now!! :)
Awesome, Ellie.
So great to see your channel and happy you're covering content like Boxabl. I will share this link with our favorite gal Sally!
Love! ❤️ This is such a WINNER 🏆 Keeping the Price and Quality are Key!
This is really nice! Make that deck, the master bedroom suite, and you'd have a winner.
Ellie, you certainly have a style of presenting videos that is all your own. Thx for being so entertaining on my grey days.
Thank you the Boxabl Houses are amazing! We desperately needed to downsize, it's time to make home ownership available to everyone! Thank you, excellent job!!
Ellie this is a wonderful exploratory short! I'll be interested to hear in the future how and when they begin to resolve local building regulation issues. It reminds me of Teledesic working through the global international issues of a LEO internet constellation in the early 2000's. Those giant steps helped pave the way for StarLink, OneWeb, etc.
Thanks for the Boxabl update Ellie. I like the 3br, 2.1**ba design and being able to deploy more boxabl on a piece of property you may own as needed is something I hadn't really thought about until hearing it in this video. Looking forward to the continued coverage.
I know this is nitpicky, but it was 2.5 bathroom... There is tiny half bath hiding at the bottom of the spiral staircase... perfect for guests not needing to go into bathrooms for those who live there...
@@rule1capital Not nitpicking at all, thank you for the correction. I saw it in the video, don't know why I left it out in my comment. My current area 3br, 2.1 bathrooms is going for $400-$600k+ for a well lived in home so this was quite refreshing to think you could plop one of these down somewhere for $150-250k whatever they end up being sans site preparation. Excited to see what the future holds if this is the beginning.
@@Devilsmed98 Things for Boxabl building shells will really get interesting at the next scale of Megafactory, where you could have a 2 20x40 units stacked vertically... And offset by 15... so you could get a "free" 20x15 walkout 2nd floor patio upstairs and "free" 20x15 covered garage downstairs...
@@Devilsmed98 The boxable cost doesn't include the cost of the land, the cost of foundation, the cost of connecting water and electric and sewage and probably some other costs that I'm not thinking of.
@@kylelieb2977 Yes, site preparation as I mentioned above to Gregory. I saw on their website they have a partnership with a third party company to get your permits for the Boxabl. I'm sure in the future they would start adding partnerships for site preparation contractor as another way to generate revenue as well. Like you said, all that needs to be done first they'll figure out a program to get a slice of it.
I would love to see “developments” of BOXABL homes all over the country. I’m diggin the orange cowgirl hat! Great job Ellie!
Awesome Ellie. Thanks for the information. This seems exciting news.
I'm curious if they're looking into fully modular housing with this idea. Essentially, each square = X price, and can serve Y purpose, but you can attach them at will to each other as long as you have the "right" piece. For example, I can totally see the living area in this 2 story model hooking onto another unit that could serve as a recreational area, or additional bedroom space. Then, connect an another unit on top of that that hooks up to the Master bedroom to allow for a huge Master, 4-5 bed, 3 bath home with a deck and kitchen. If the original was paired down to $50k with all appliances, it would be really cool to see the general use rooms be cut down to 30-40k, and be a "buy as you need" model.
Absolutely incredible idea.
Yes that's exactly what they're doing here. This 2 story design is 3 of their boxes combined together. You can customize them to fit your needs.
He mentions in the video how the downstairs 2 bedrooms could be one giant master suite instead. You could attach multiple of them together to form 1 big home.
I love these vids on affordable housing. The expense will arise trying to connect these houses to the local grid and water/sewage networks.
The expenses arise when people realize they need to find a place to put it.
Great interview and info video Ellie! Good job.
Thank you, Ellie!
It sounds like there are some to see in my neighborhood.
On the spiral staircase could you replace it with an elevator. At my age of 72 I am finding stairs harder and harder to deal with.
Right, that would be much better!
I think someone could do that for you I'd be speaking to elevator companies.
Can’t climb up loaft !
I actually lived with a spiral staircase but it was actually over two and a half feet wide and the stairs were very wide on the outside and there was a very large rounded a handrail of course was on top of all of the iron rods that supported it and I must say that it was very difficult to get anything up and down that stairs that was bigger than a man or woman meaning forget trying to get a chair or a mattress or a piece of furniture it was just so impossible and so difficult and doing anything like taking a laundry basket up and down was not an easy job either so all in all I would say a spiral staircase isn't a good idea for anyone over the age of 18 and obviously adults are usually going to live in a home so I would say never make a spiral staircase unless it is a secondary set because definitely you need a set that are actually able to be safe and functional and truly practical
Probably why the washer/dryer was in the master bedroom..
That’s why they had a full wide staircase going down from the upstairs deck. That’s how you would move furniture in and out.
The spiral staircase didn't seem all that sturdy either. Probably why people were forced to use the outside staircase.
Also there didn't seem to be a door or hatch for the staircase. How are you supposed get any privacy. 😅
@@DG-yd4nhMaster bedroom would be better on the ground floor. I don't know why many builders tend to put the master on the 2nd floor and other bedrooms downstairs when the master bedroom is the one bedroom that is always going to be in use. Makes more sense to have the master on the ground floor.
I would do a shaftless elevator. The deck is a must an entry way to the deck to get the furniture in.
Thanks Ellie. Very excited for these!
Great story, thankyou for the indepth coverage.
Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
What I am wondering is how many years do clients have to wait on their boxabl house? They sold 160’000 houses, the clients made a down payment and are now on a waiting list. In a newer interview of boxabl they said they could produce 400 houses per year. So that would actually mean that some clients will have to wait up to 360 years on their boxabl house. 🤔
😂😂😂😂😂 I did that math too lol
They'll ramp up the production
I think they currently can do 400 a year but they're building a massive 3rd factory that they claim will keep up with the market demand, we'll see!
Can't wait to have boxabl build my 22 home community in the future
That's the one we're waiting for.
God bless us.
Ellie. Excellent reporting it’s like you are representing a big news network. Your hat and boots are like your trademark.😊
The two story boxabl is extra appealing because it meets a lot of minimum size requirements for areas that aren't tiny home friendly.
The Casita model would often have to be relegated to a secondary dwelling unit status in most areas, so I'm really happy to see you guys using the success of the product to leap frog into something more feasible for "normal" buyers as well
I do think boxabl is the future of housing. It's takes care of so many issues in regards to affordable housing
So interested! If price is better than custom build, or used, I'd definitely use this for my future home.
Love it - perfect for my small family- comfortable and spacious. Amazing
Ellie is racking up those frequent flyer miles. Good stuff, as always. 😎
I am curious what their solutions are for water drainage with the flat roof design. Are the roof edges designed to accept rain gutters?
Ellie,
Great interviews! I hope they choose TX for a MUCH more central location! But I'd really like to see them in the Carolina's with a factory!!! Either way, I want 1 or 2 Casita models in NC and another near Cape Canaveral in FL.
I'm praying the regulatory hassles get solved quickly!
Cheers, Eric
How much for a studio tiny house plus shipping and installing?
@Heidi Celeridad I heard $2-4/mile delivery. County permit and site prep is always a massive variable.
I'm planning to use it as a cabin/retreat at a lake & mountain near my daughter. I could totally live in one of these full-time. I'd like a 2 bay garage too.
Check this link for more info.
ruclips.net/video/vBNeh-hDBb4/видео.html
Two!!! One on each side with a deck in between
WOW, that noise that you let escape, at 31:57.....me too & Yes!!!
Love this! Amazing for the Caribbean 😍
Brilliant… and exciting… I LOVE THESE ( and I’m an old retired architect )
I’m pleased also that you chose to diversified your product mix to another industry that NEEDS disruption… beyond Tesla cars / solar / SpaceEx all things Elon. …
As it appears … in manufactured housing the Boxable casita / expansion is more then “just different” it’s a design well
done …
I’m still watching now… but solar is the missing “off grid” … “accessory
“!
Maybe it just needs an additional off house solar collector frame?… (if there is not enough roof surface to mount enough properly positioned solar collectors on top.
Boxabl (modular) is definitely shaking up onsite and offsite... They were just trying to show off how/where you could put your Tesla accessories... Would probably need to upgrade standard 200 amp utility box with base Boxabl, if you were going to have all Boxabl outlets, HVAC, washer/dryer, Tesla Level 2 car charger, battery backup, and solar array...
I loved this idea! What I’m concern about is with the changes in weather, will this stand a strong wind or that how does the water or snow drainage from the flat roof?
thanks for sharing this, so cool!
Thank you, I love BOXABL!!!
Would love this for our property in Mexico.
Great Story! BOXABL should really be talking directly to Tesla to get quick housing setup for Giga Nevada site. I can only imagine that housing is quite scarce near Giga Nevada factory so hard to get employees to work there.
can't wait to purchase!
Love these. Another banger vid Ellie. ❤
Thank you!!! 🌹🫶
I’m curious about the energy efficiency of these. Do they have any numbers for energy usage? Having a quick set up up time and relative low cost for entry is awesome but I always want to know the long term cost. I would assume that because they are factory built the panels would tight but what about the connection points? I don’t know that I have ever heard anyone talk to this.
I think if you watch the earlier videos from the first smaller one, they talk about the R values and what not.
Great concept looking forward to it. One suggestion as a cook in future models can you design the stove in the middle of the counter tops and not next to the fridge. Just a suggestion. Keep it up 👍
I concur in the stove placement.
Fantastic ! Bravo !!!!!
I’m jazzed.❤ Being in Austin sounds pretty good, too.
My big question is, what happens if there's a lot of rain, will the water seep through where the walls and ceilings join? Need information about insulation and waterproofing.
Right to me they are luxury tents
North Carolina would be a great choice for a factory
Love, love, love!!!!! I'm in love, and I want it!
Yea Kerry!! Never expected to see the 2 of u together.
I really like this design and love all of the windows, including skylight roof.
I wouldn’t want this home on a busy street or in a crowded neighborhood. I’d prefer land with surrounding trees for privacy. The stargazing from bed would be fantastic!
I love these homes!
Nice presentations. They should integrate solar roof or solar panels into these units.
This company is GENIUS!
Fabulous interview Ellie. So did you find out how much $$ the 2-story single family home costs ... to purchase and have installed in Texas?
Good question! For those who didn’t watch or who might have missed it, the CEO said this about it… 13:27
Ellie is amazing!
I've been waiting to see what 2 story or elongated Casita would look like. Nice video. Thank you!
Thanks!
I'm also wondering if they could some sort of disaster relief unit that could be set up easily for victims to have someplace to have a safe temporary shelter, that can be taken down, cleaned and stored for later use...
These are fantastic. I love it. The price is right, set up is great. I want one. 😁
How do you know what the price is? I thought they said price hasn't been determined yet
Great Idea! Would LOVE to start a Humanity Project in Missouri for our Veterans and Disabled! Housing is a Major Problem and the Wait Lists are Years Long!
This is the future, I love it!!! Gives this millennial hope for owning a home of his own. I want one, when can I buy one?!?!? This is just absolutely Amazing
It reminds me of my invention idea. Mine was less a square box, and more with a hexagon design. Much more modular, and much more artistic in completed look. Not so foldable, but still stackable. Not really so quick, but still easy while following the plans.
The folding is the real innovation. Being able to ship as standard shipping is huge.
@@charleslivingston2256 Not so much. The folding is nice for speed of setup. Mine, just like theirs, is stackable. I just didn't hinge them together.
@@PaulADAigle the whole thing revolve around folding. that's how they enable shipping further distance without huge cost. otherwise, the cost saving in the factory will be offset by the shipping cost which essential zero them out. There is reason why house is the way it is today.
Fantastic efforts!
this is soo cool... much love from Denmark:)
I wish I could purchase enough boxables to build a little housing community for college students. I went to college on full scholarship, but I know plenty who had to worry about housing cost on top of tuition. I don’t think a college student should have to deal with that much stress. Most of my friends say that college was our most stressful time
Only issue I see so far is the lack of closet space. They do wonders with the space but if you’re someone that has a lot of clothes or shoes this may be an issue. Otherwise I like the design and the fact that they are trying to keep it cost friendly to most people.
I agree that the closets are small. If the master suite was on the ground floor than you wouldn't have the sliding door going out to the deck so you could increase the size of the closet.
It's completely customizable so I'm sure you can order it however you like.
Agreed. It wouldn't work for me due to tiny closet spaces.