6 Great PREFAB HOMES #11
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Search and find the best prefab or modular homes in your area and within your budget using this tool from our partners at Prefab Review here: app.prefabreview.com/cgs
0:00 ➤ Intro
0:51 ➤ Cover - buildcover.com/
2:43 ➤ Champion Homes - www.championhomes.com/, factorydirectmobilehomes.com/...
4:44 ➤ BreezePod - www.breezepod.com/
6:19 ➤ Honka - honka.com/en/
8:25 ➤ QuickBuilt Homes - www.quickbuilthomes.com.au/
9:34 ➤ Boss Tiny House - bosstinyhouse.com/
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I like that the price range was added. REALLY saved me time 👍
Rofl that’s not the price
@@justinjones5281
Watstje prices for Mexico
I think these have a lot of potential,but here in Florida you cannot beat a concrete home for strength in a storm and resistance to termites too.
Hi Lisa. One of the most essential barriers existing in front of the prefabricated housing industry is module transportation problems. whereas Florida is flat and has no high hills, it is one of the best places for the growing prefabricated housing industry. on the other hand, prefab homes can be concrete-based as conventional homes are.
This is so helpful. Thank you for sharing your research.
Hemp building blocks are also good
I lived in Germany from ‘76 - ‘86. I saw them start PreFab home construction in the early 80’s and in German it’s a law that every home have a basement.
Why ?
@@Rinanathar after the WW2, German law required every home to have a basement in order to protect themselves from bombardment.
@@ysk249 thank you, that makes. Sense
sorry but that,s not thru you can build without basement.
@@AFFr-oi3vc everyone just shut up lol, no response, thank you for the truth
I Love the designs.
Those look pretty stylish!
I like those black honka homes.
You are actually hooked up to all utilities not just ready to be hooked up to utilities?
wow so cool~nice one And the price is very good for sure :) thank U for good video
I think Sears used to make pre-fabricated homes in the 1940’s
How fire resistant are those pop up models being made of polymer base?
Who's Susan? Luvv your awesome presentations!
I can build a stick built home at $150 per square feet. The price at $300 to 400 square feet, I thought prefab would be less.
Prefab is less if you prefab the budget yourself. If you work with company a pre fab is not cheaper than the average comparisons in the local area. Only good reason to go with pre fab builders is that you don't have to wait months for your house to be finished built.
Lots of prefab, are less than 150 per square feet. Seen 125, with all appliances!
@@user-kr4ow1go8m can you point me to a site? I’m looking for cheaper prefab for a back yard unit
You will not make it sustainable for precision, materials and method of makes for sustainability, precision and no waste. The waste of time, energy and waste will not be worth it. The whole point of modular is to have a system that reduces the time of construction and installation while including materials that will make the home safer against climate disaster, more energy efficient, and cost effective. The more people stop trying to do things themselves the higher the price of housing going up. There are tons of technology, for each price range. Let progress take hold and leave a 250 year old industry stay in the past.
@@AlphaVisionStreamer I've no idea what your last three sentences mean. Please elaborate.
Absolutely fantastic resource. I have picked up two awesome European suppliers. 👌❤️
Please share links to those European suppliers🙏
From Europe to where? In US?
I want to know if it’s expensive or inexpensive. I’m very interested in building with prefab system. Thank you
Es realmente fantástico todas esas nuevas tecnologías para construir casa de muchas formas.
Great, another new vid!
This was 3 days ago and I’m just now being notified 😢😔
The Germans got it right with the 3D printed housing technology. The robots take out most of the labor costs involved in building a home. Nothing else compares.
I'm building my own home. Nothing else compares.
Thats cool then whats left for the humans to do one day?
@@gettingfdupwithfriends5541 🙌 youre my hero
@@gettingfdupwithfriends5541 one of the most rewarding accomplishments I have ever completed was renovating a home. I could barely swing a hammer when I started. Now I can understand most jobs that are required to have a modern comfortable home. I looked at it like college tuition. Every time I had to start a new project or pay for a pro to show me how a certain job gets done. Now I have an asset for about half the cost of its value today.
@@bobbyledger2249 it’s so amazing. I wish to contact you later here. Congratulations your great trying and doing!!! 🙏
3D Printed Prefab Homes are the future! The question is how much of the home will be printed?
They won't catch on
@@Jon-kg6hm I once said that about computers when it took forever to send one jpeg...
I like the cover home 400- 500sqr ft but w a bath tub and Danby washer dryrt
Good information thank you. Are there any similar production companies in Canada?
How do they rate on the hurricane scale?
Hmmmm, important question ????
Are these homes compliant with US Building Codes? Also can you build these homes on a concrete foundation. (A basement would be nice.)
All of the above. Against the law to build shit for homes now.
Is there in India esp in Kerala such type of houses and its builders?
These are great looking places with zero storage with no garage so you have to rent a storage unit too. I mean, what about bikes and golf clubs and an extra pair of shoes? Where do they go?
Lucano lallo
You can build a freestanding garage or buy or build a garden shed for minimal money.
You forgot the Dog.. Motor Yatch... Para Sailin' and Diving Equip...Also KITE and horses ect..ect
For those prices you could get a nice mobile home
Nobody wants them, tho. Very badly made. 0 resale.
Is this available in south France ?
What is the best prefab design for sloping area
How much in terms of Kenya shillings , four bedroom house
300 a sq foot you people are nuts!!!!
Now you can made tiny house, 20- 36 m2, price 500 - 600 usd/ m2
$300sq ft!!(no thank you) I'll just keep living in my mom's basement...
But these homes come with built ins, electric, plumbing, solar, sometimes beds, entire bathrooms and kitchens. I’d you do your moms basement like that with High end materials and massive windows it would be the same. They use high end building and finishes. And they can be dropped anywhere. So that includes PERMITTING, custom building, shipping, and dropping it off on the foundation.
You can’t have that for less than 300 a square foot because it’s not comparable. A basement isn’t the same as the cost of permits, building, shipping. Net zero abilities, solar, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and a modern interior and exterior.. go to Kerry T’s channel for affordable and proper information. This video isn’t helpful.
They keep saying “cost effective“… They’ve been saying that for 40 years. Even with the insane real estate prices we have today, you can purchase a turnkey home… With the land for less than $200 per square foot… Where is the cost effective?
Ha ha
What about a category 5 storm will it stand
Not much can reliably survive a cat 5...
Cat 5 can pick up a car and "throw" it at your house at over 100 mph.
I am from Bangladesh, is it possible to build it in bangladesh.
Are you in Canada 🇨🇦?
Can you please tell me I like make 2 home the soon I found one good balder .
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🔝
Boxabl still best deal
Do you see one anywhere? I don't...
Can these houses withstand > 300kph typhoons and earthquakes magnitude 7-9 ?
Can the house you live in now? Probably not...
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Hi,I would like to have more information about this prefab
Hi, links are in description below the video. You can find more info there.
How we oder build one in my land .
if you build prefab can you have a basement ?
Yes. I think so. But who wants one? They're ugly, mildewy and they flood.
All design ignores one fact that customers may need to drill holes for their pets or to install outdoor surveillance cameras. If the designs also consider this fact it will be a good hit.
Buenas noches
How can we order one how ?*
And whata the DOWNTIME now because we have covid yall can jack the price way up and have these take longer than an on-site stick build
When will someone cover modular or prefabs that are well built but reasonably priced. I know they are out there somewhere. Along with that depressing price everything was included? Is that true - everything? You are actually hooked up to all utilities not just ready to be hooked up to utilities? The foundation is included in that price? Everything but furniture? Kitchen and bath equipment? I did not watch the entire video after sq ft price was announced.
Foundations and services are not included as it will be different costs in every region. You just have to do your own homework.
You can pay for everything minus the land for some. You can literally get everything prebuilt including tubs sinks showers all utilities etc. You would have to still bring the power to the house and septic system hook up and inspections.
That's an unrealistic request.
The cost will drop, as it always does, as they catch on.
It would be nice if you converted prices to USD.
You know..you could do that, right? You don’t need people to do it for you. USD is not the global standard.
@@empressche333 yes, I know, but as I said “it would be nice” so thank you “Karen”.
I think these companies are jumping on the "tech does it better" bandwagon and none of the evidence points to these actually being a viable alternative to just building a property on-site in the traditional way we have done for decades. "each property is unique and can be modified to your needs", that's an extract from one of their websites, they might make them in a factory but essentially are doing the same thing a builder would do on-site, building a frame to your specs...
For each of these properties, I could hire a local firm to build the same thing on-site using timber frame construction for half the cost they are advertising.
If you just want a house on your property, you don't care about the technology and site impact doesn't concern you, then traditional building is for you. But if you want custom home built with better efficiency, environmentally responsible, less wasteful and the least impact on the construction site, consider a well designed factory built house. It will probably be finished quicker and less cost overruns too. Sure you can hire a timber frame builder but you'd better pick a design from their catalog if you want the best results. As long as you choose a good prefab builder, a semi-automated factory is intrinsically a better way to construct a house. Before they built cars in a factory, there were coachbuilders. There are not many of them around anymore for a reason.
It's everything except cost effective.
If their website is current, Cover is only building in Los Angeles. If correct, not sure a company that is building only in one city in the US merits inclusion in this video. Nice concept, though.
massive wood house is stable on fire 🤣🤣🤣
Perfect homes for if you choose to stay single without children that is.
then a tornado comes and " ı believe ı can fllyyy"...
What's a tornado?
The thing I don't like is too many windows. The house is mostly glass.
So...???
I'm pretty sure that Tesla Housing is the "Tesla" of housing.
14.4m2 or 155f2 for 13500? ....thats a $14k shed, I think its cheaper to just hire a local to do that.
💥💥💥 $300-$400 PER SQUARE FOOT??? WHAT A RIP OFF!!!!
China also produce those kind of homes that is cheaper and collapsible.
So Cover is charging double the cost of a conventional build including permits and utilities for a kit home, next.
$300 to $400 per square foot what an exorbitant price.....
Where I live it cost 800-1000$ a square foot
@@justinjones5281 Most of that cost is the land value, the actual cost of a property is around $75-$150 a square foot
@@mason6300 which company? I can make millions that
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It would be nice to focus on prefab homes only being built and used in the USA, not European market. Also, listing their affordability due to the fact that some of these homes are simply unaffordable to purchase. Well, you can purchase an “affordable” pre fab or home, but you need the land, permits, contractors etc many of these homes are not being allowed to be used in certain states or cities due to government red tape and restrictions. Makes no sense to mention builders outside of the United States.
He makes multiple videos, I saw plenty from the US and Canada on other videos.
DUDE IT IS NOT PRONOUNCED TEZLA IT’S TESLA!!!!!!
Instructions? Who needs instructions? Any good builder will have parts and bolts left over. Of course, they don't know where they could have gone. So, they go in the shed, with all the leftovers from the furniture!
BETTER TESLA PREFAB HOMES BUILD IN 2 HRS
Build a mud brick house. 1 tenth the price. This is a exorbitant price tag in my opinion. Sorry. Just speaking through experience. Best technique for anywhere in the world.
Convenience = tax Tf out of you. Ill buy the house prefab frame then take leave from work & just build myself
Trailer homes that are stacked or stood upright....super nice price not...🐒💨
This is not India isn’t it!
$300-$400 per sq. ft. is outrageous. Only an idiot would go for this.
American builders charge way too high because you have to cover their off-season. what a ripoff.
Bro do you do research on the s*** before you put it on the internet? You are giving some of the worst suggestions someone could ever possibly give