I Just Toured a PREFAB Tiny HOME and it was Way Bigger than Expected!!

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I just toured a Prefab Tiny Home and it was way bigger than expected! I recently stopped by the Wind River Built Factory to see their new factory and line of Modular homes and found a tiny home in their yard. After popping my head inside I knew I had to share it on the channel because it was way bigger than I expected. In this video I tour the Rutledge, a tiny home from Wind River thats 395 square feet with a 100 square foot loft.

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