S.E.Q Double Story, Fully Equipped Bathroom, and Kitchen Tiny prefab Container House. Home with Glass sunroom and Stairs Free Water Heater (20 ft)

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• **Perfect Family House Features** _ Expandable design with enough space for a family – External Dimensions for ground floor: L 336 W 108 H 86 Inches. Top floor_ L 228 W 108 H 86 inches.The thoughtfully designed layout with bedrooms – 1 living room – 1 fully equipped kitchen area – 1 separate wet and dry bathroom.
• **Basic Living Features**_ More living area than standard foldable houses Standard large windows for ample natural lighting – All doors with locks – 1 smaller window for shower room – 1 glass entry door to the bathroom. Fully equipped bathroom features_ Cabinets – Water heater – Toilet – Sink – Mirror – Private shower area. Kitchen with cabinets-taps-hot and cold pipelines-sink.
• ** Structure**_ Double glazed PVC sliding window and security doors made of broken bridge aluminum. Prefabricated US standard electrical and plumbing systems – Exterior walls and roof insulated with flame-retardant foam panels – Main structure made of strong steel frame composed of sturdy square steel tubes – Optimal natural lighting throughout the interior- Excellent thermal insulation and soundproofing.
• **Safety Features**_- Wind, Earthquake, Fire and Waterproof. Typhoon resistant. Fire-rated Class A – Wind-resistant up to level 11 – Seismic-resistant up to level 9. ** Customizable**_Color can be customized. The exterior can also be customized. Keeping your needs in mind we offer a list of customizable options: -1 bedroom,1 living room, 1 bathroom -2 bedrooms,1 living room,1 bathroom -3 bedrooms, 1 living room,1 bathroom -4 bedrooms,1 bathroom.
• ** Installation**_ Save more labor and material costs. Suitable for various locations, including urban and remote areas Perfect for temporary or long-term family residence. **Note**_ Regularly remove snow accumulation on the roof during heavy snowfall – Snow height should not exceed 6.6ft
• Response excerpt from Quora Digest explains that :Yes, you can put a prefab house in your backyard, but several factors need to be considered:Zoning Laws: Check local zoning regulations to determine if you can place a prefab house on your property. Some areas have restrictions on the type, size, and use of secondary structures.Building Permits: Most municipalities require permits for installing any structure, including prefab homes. You’ll need to submit plans and possibly undergo inspections.HOA Rules: If you live in a community governed by a homeowners association (HOA), review their rules, as they may have specific guidelines regarding additional structures.Utilities: Consider how you will connect the prefab house to utilities like water, electricity, and sewage. This may require additional permits and inspections.Size and Placement: Ensure that the prefab house fits within your property lines and adheres to any setback requirements.

  Purpose: Determine the intended use of the prefab house (e.g., guest house, office, rental) since this may influence regulations and permits.

  Before proceeding, it’s best to consult with local authorities or a real estate professional to confirm the site and placement of housing.