I Crossed the Country to see the Newest PREFAB HOME and it was worth the trip!

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This week I saw a new Prefab Home Design that has some very cool features. What really set this home apart from a lot of the others I’ve seen is the width and the roof pitch. The home was built by Supreme Homes and is part of their Nordic series with a dimensions of 17 feet wide by 40 feet long for a total foot print of 680 square feet. In this video I tour the home and talk about some of the features that make it unique. Watch and learn more about this very cool prefab home!

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