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What are Types of prefab homes
What are Types of prefabricated houses？four types．
Prefab home fall into different categories as it’s a broad term that encompasses more than one style of structure.
Prefab modular home
While still built entirely in a factory, prefabricated modular homes are pieced together on location whereas a manufactured home is ready to roll. More work will need to go into these houses, but you have a wider range of styles and sizes to choose from.
You can go for multi-story modular abodes and simple structures that are cheaper than a stick-built home. If you are interested in this style, be sure to check out our guide to the best modular homes.
Panelized homes
An interesting alternative to modular and manufactured houses is a panelized home system. In most cases, the shell is built at a factory before being finished on the job site by contractors, just like a stick-built home.
Panelized homes are built to code and include floors, walls, and trusses at a minimum. SIP or Structural Insulated Panels are also a form of panelized home, but quite different from a design standpoint.
Prefabricated shipping container homes
Prefabricated shipping container homes are the oddball of the prefab world as the containers are manufactured, but the interior design varies wildly from one manufacturer to the next. They can be joined together like a modular home, but aren’t as comfortable or accessible.On the flip side, most shipping container homes can withstand the forces of nature that would take down stick-built and manufactured houses.
Tiny House kit
Any structure that is 400 sq. ft. or less in size is considered a tiny house kit, sometimes called a studio shed. The size is key to its design since every inch of space has to be maximized. A tiny house kit is a perfect option for homeowners looking for a convenient way to build or add a guest house.
A prefab guest house comes complete with the basic amenities necessary for guests to enjoy their stay. These may include a kitchen, a toilet and bathroom (usually a shower), a living room, and a sleeping space.
