I Found a PREFAB HOME with a Feature I Have Never Seen!

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Inside the Rotor Home, a prefab home with a unique feature that I have never seen on another home. In this video I am touring a cottage style prefab home at the demo park near Amsterdam, it’s a 300 square foot home with a studio layout and huge bathroom. Watch to learn more about the rotor home!

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