I Just Found a Brand New 800 Square Foot PREFAB HOME Designed for Full Time Living

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Orca LGS built a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom prefab home with a total foot print of 800 square feet. In this video I got the first look inside the new modular before it shipped out to a customer. Watch to learn more about this 800 square foot prefab home.

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