My First Look Inside Boxabl’s Tiny Prefab Casita Built for Affordability

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Boxabl recently announced a new smaller casita they’re calling the Baby Box. I was able to have a look at the home the had on display at the International Builders Show earlier this year and it answered a few questions I had about the build. In this video I tour the new baby box and talk to the co founder of the company to hear how and why the baby box came to be. Watch to learn more about Boxabl’s new Baby Box.

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