They Built a Modern Prefab Home with a Structural Steel Frame!

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I stopped by the Tini Living factory near Madrid, Spain to check out their line of modern modular homes that are now available in America. While I was there I got a behind the scenes look to see what they’re building with and learned more about the product. In this video I’m touring the Tini Living Factory to show you more about what they’re doing and how they’re doing it.

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