The Wait is Over! Nordic Style PREFAB HOMES are now Being Built in America!!

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Prefab Pads has brought a European Designed Prefab Home to America. Last week I went to Chicago to check out their line of modular homes that are available now. They’re one of the first companies to successfully bring the Nordic look to America and here is a chance to get a tour of their largest model. In this video I check out their Milla Long, a 456 square foot prefab home with a 64 square foot loft. Watch to learn more about this cool prefab home.

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