Inside the Steel Frame PREFAB HOME built in a Pop Up Factory!

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Inside a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom prefab home build in a popup factory. This is the Lewis, a prefab home located in a 56 unit development called The Flats in Cumberland, British Columbia. The entire development is steel frame prefab homes that were built in a popup factory thats located on site. Watch to learn more about their model home called the Lewis.

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