I Got the First Look at a Steel Frame PREFAB HOME before it Shipped!

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Orca LGS recently finished two Modular Homes that will be shipped out in days. Before they did I was able to get a sneak peak and quick tour of their Nightingale Model. The Nightingale is a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom steel frame prefab home with dimensions of 16 feet wide by 50 feet long for a total foot print of 800 square feet. Watch to learn more about the Nightingale, a new prefab home from Orca LGS

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