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That 14' wide 644 SQ ft unit looks pretty good as a floor plan, it's about the same size as a small 1bd apartment in any major city. I do think they're counting
by walrus01 4y ago
That 14' wide 644 SQ ft unit looks pretty good as a floor plan, it's about the same size as a small 1bd apartment in any major city. I do think they're counting the porch in the square footage however. It does appear that the 14 ft width is the practical maximum for transportation by road as a "wide load" without a lot of special planning and permits in advance.
- kyleee 4y agosome of them bolt together on the center line so you can get double the width and a more open floorplan
- shagie 4y agoIf you look at the floor plans you can see where they're modular. https://youtu.be/a984YzmJB4M https://youtu.be/a984YzmJB4M has a video of them setting up the home and 1:41 in, you can see the two sides - one being put on the foundation, one awaiting the crane. At 4:00, you can see one with a very high peak with the roof being propped up while being assembled (I assume that it was shipped in a folded position). When you've got that degree of modularity, then two, three or even four modules becomes feasible. The key is that the modules are assembled ahead of time. --- As to the 644 sqft - 46 x 14 = 644. The porch doesn't appear to be part of that and would add another 84 square feet if it was.