I Just Found Another Folding PREFAB TINY HOME!

I just found another folding prefab tiny home! Last month I was in The Netherlands checking out some brand new prefab homes and while I was there I came across the Klapkot. The klapkot is a tiny home on wheels that has a section that folds out when it arrives on site. In this video I check out the Klapkot and talk about some of the interior features that I like. Watch to learn more about the Klapkot!

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