The Cottage Style PREFAB HOME I had no idea existed!!

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M Cabin has a line manufacturers modular homes and ships them internationally. They’ve got a line of small foot print homes that range in size from about 260 square feet up to almost 600 square feet. in this video I look at who they are, what they have available and where you can get one. Watch and learn more about M cabin, a cool looking prefab home that is available now.

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