I Toured a 396 square foot PREFAB HOME at The Home Show with a signature A-Frame Look

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*Correction: The price of the A-frame Park Model is $150,000.00

Zook Cabins brought a 396 square foot PREFAB HOME to the International Builder’s Show in Las Vegas last month. The model is called the Studio A Frame and it comes complete with a living room, bedroom, kitchen area and bathroom. Watch to learn more about the Studio Park Model from Zook Cabins.

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