I Found an 800 square foot Steel Frame PREFAB HOME built for full time living #hometour

I found a brand new 800 square foot steel frame prefab home to tour before it shipped out to a customer. This is a two bedroom 1 bathroom from Orca LGS. For more information on this model check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/3h1fun4Ee7c

#prefabhome #modularhome #cottagecore #cabin

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