Little House On The Trailer: Prefab Houses That Move When You Do
by Beth Graddon-Hodgson
I know what you're thinking - prefabricated houses aren't new. At some point, we've all known someone who's lived in a mobile home, trailer, or another sort of prefab home. But this new company has a fun name and a fun concept that's definitely worth talking about!
Little House on the Trailer
Little House on the Trailer allows people to customized miniature homes that are fabricated elsewhere and brought in on a trailer as the name indicates. Since the largest available prefab home is a mere 400 square feet, they're not really designed for living in, but can be used for portable offices, sheds and storage areas. They're self-insulating, eco-friendly, and can be designed to look just like a miniature version of your own house. Let's be honest too, it's really the name that attracted me, and sometimes all it takes is a great name to pull ahead in the industry competition!
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Beth Graddon-Hodgson
Innovative Businesses Writer
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by Anonymous
Trailers?
These are interesting. 400 square feet are about the size of a small bachelor apartment. If someone could buy a small acre of land they could almost live in one of these hmmm Im thinking about Northern Ontario (where oyu can get a lot of land cheap) cottage season
Jim Wright
http://www.integritymarketingtoronto.com
by Beth Graddon-Hodgson
The name isn't attributed
The name isn't attributed to them because they are trailer, but because that's how they're transported!
They are self-insulating, and certainly, in the summer they could work well for a cottage. You could easily fit a family, or use it as a secondary bunk house since these don't have kitchens installed!
Beth Hodgson
Innovative Business Writer/Fun Fashions Writer
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