‘i-house’ is giant leap from trailer park

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no_vaseline said:
At $150 a foot, that thing is not cheap.
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Seems good for a remote area though - ex. island somewhere. That way, don't have to pay for lumber & labor to port to the remote location, and if you are off the electric grid, could just hook the solar power up to your well or something.
 
Anonymous said:
no_vaseline said:
At $150 a foot, that thing is not cheap.
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Seems good for a remote area though - ex. island somewhere. That way, don't have to pay for lumber & labor to port to the remote location, and if you are off the electric grid, could just hook the solar power up to your well or something.
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Solar power typically will only augment 1/2 of the electricity usage. Electricity utility is still required by code in case of emergency and system malfuctioning.

The manufactured home reminds me of the Case Study Houses. They require a large lot thus the reason of worth having the expansive glass for view and vista. On a postage stamp lot the glass will be permanently curtained over and that defeats the purpose of the modern vernacular.
 
I think I can spec build anywhere from Bakersfield to Sacramento for $65-85 a foot, custom for about $100-125 (assuming a high quality builder).

This product is interesting, it's not going anywhere.
 
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