I Found a Steel Frame PREFAB HOME with the Modern Look expanding into America!

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There is a new prefab home entering the US market with a focus on California. Tini Living is expanding to deliver their modern modular homes stateside. In this video I’m touring the Tini S, a studio model prefab home with a steel frame and floor to ceiling windows. Watch to learn more about the Tini S!

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