I read about them last year. I really like the idea of the house lifting itself off the trailer and leveling itself. That alone is thousands of dollars saved by not having to rent a crane to hoist the house off the trailer. Great job introducing Ten-Fold to us.
Excellent point. However, Tenfold shouldn't completely rule out the need for a crane if/when a buyer needs to place a unit in a tight location, or wants to put units in a location where terrain makes trailering to the foundation, impossible.
Kerry, You get me hyped on so many options. I have been watching for a year or two and you still keep surprising me. Thanks for that and thanks for the humor
Very good information! I have been keeping an eye on this company for over 4 years because of Amazon listings that I did not believe. If you look at their foreign website you'll see livable floorplans offered there. I can't wait to see one of these in a tropical storm to see if I'd be comfortable with living in it through a storm. I also can't wait to see what their hurricane rating will be, given the fellow Floridians anchor it to exceeded the current standards. This, of course, only time will tell. All that to say I'm super excited about this option because I think it will be most conducive for disabled living!!! ❤️ Thanks Kerry!!!
Anchoring it to the ground is of course a good idea but then what do you do when the storm surge comes in and it starts to fill up with water ? Maybe they could make those little legs that extend to lower it, raise it up about 20 ft also.
There is a place here in Australia where they produce folding homes like these! The place is called "van homes". They are treated as caravans as far as the rules go (council and roads). Excellent prices (2-4 bedrooms) all one type of model (to keep costs down I expect).
Interesting, how long have they been in business? I never heard of them & will have to look them up. UPDATE: Took a quick look & they don't look too bad. They're about $200/sqft. Thye actually look "similar" in build/build quality to the mobile homes we see in "trailer parks" here in the US. Looks like they would maybe be okay in areas that don't get too much rough weather, however, I don't see them getting approved in areas prone to high winds, hurricanes or areas that get a lot of snow(?)
Every time you come out with a video I like it better than the one before ! This expandable house looks very promising. I hope you're able to do more of these in the future. Folding them up in severe weather sounds like a good idea but what do you do with all your furniture inside ?
Hey, Kerry. Incredible Tiny Homes is now making 8'x20' tiny homes for $25k. They're really popular with the off-grid upgrades. I'm considering buying one myself. Would make a great video if you wanted to give your thoughts. Would be a great tour if you're in TN sometime. Thanks
@@KerryTarnow I very much appreciate that. Have you covered the new 20' model? They normal one is 16'. More so interested in your thoughts about the off-grid system if that's something you're into covering. Thanks
ITH is a great company. Only thing that gives me pause is the added expense of towing one to the central Midwest. Maybe if somebody started a franchise, perhaps?? hint-hint
It will be interesting to see what their end product will be, though it would be nice if they stepped up and decided to handle the permitting if you decided to purchase a unit.
I've been following them for years with the hope they put something in production but I kinda wrote them off since I haven't seen any movement from them. Their concepts (especially their early ones) are mindblowing which hyped up the company. I'm also not confident about their 50k sqft manufacturing space. Seems small for any real output numbers. We'll see how they progress but if their history is any indication, I won't be holding my breath.
It's great to live in a country where people invest in new manufacturing industries My design can create twice as much room for change as this, but there is no opportunity for development. In my country, people only focus on speculating on existing real estate and stocks.
The local municipal entities suck at times with prefab housing usually making you have to go into a restrictive trailer park thats a big downside..but really dif this thank you
Post from Canada: Interesting!!! just wanted to know what kind of temperatures can it take? What would be the insulation in that? Can it be ordered in Canada?
They seriously need to develop a 100 sq ft version, not just for homeless folks, but non-materialistic people who want the bare basics of living on land they also own and pay taxes on.
100sqft versions, utilizing this technology, doesn't make much sense. Especially when so many other options already exist & are orders of magnitude less expensive. New/used mini RVs make 100x more sense as homeless shelters.
Could be one of the solutions to reduce the housingproblem all around the globe and at areas where houses are destroyed by eartquakes and wars. In Turkey,Syria and many other countries people would be helped. Homes can be transported to other areas after new houses are build and that makes it a flexible temporarily solution. The housing looks great to me.
A mobile home is a very cool idea! I think that there will be many who want to change the RV for such houses. By the way, such houses can create a new kind of huge business with a turnover of more than 1 billion dollars a year! Something like car camping sites, but especially for owners of folding houses. It is possible to equip and lease prepared plots of land: electricity, gas, water supply and sewerage. Only standardization of connection of communications will be necessary. Many landowners have vast tracts of land around the planet idle idle. Or you can go even further: develop and rent standardized floating islands with a full range of life support systems for such houses! And place them off the coast of popular places on the planet. No hotels, hostels, arnbi and bookings are needed. Folding container houses can carry specialized container carriers around the planet. The entire planet Earth can become temporary sites for living: every six months, move to another site on the planet. He folded the house and moved. )) What could be even simpler and more convenient?
This is a really great idea. I have questions about where the kitchen and bathroom will be located and how finished the inside is. Still it's a good looking home 🏡 🌈❤
This isn't tenfold but it is a company doing the same thing and they show you the inside. Everything (including the furniture) is contained in the unit (ua-cam.com/video/C5w7cIi2m_U/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TinyHouseExpedition).
This is definitely futuristic looking. This looks like something I’d see in a mars colony rendering. Lol. I’ll check out their Instagram. Thanks Kerry. 😎
Kerry, I’ve been keenly following from Canada. Are there any real Boxabl-type options for northern climates (down to -30 degrees at times in winter)? Several companies indicate they can customize to meet local codes but I suspect insulating to that extent might not be feasible...? Curious to know what this Vermont company can do to address this.
That’s cool..but you’re still gonna need a crane to get that into someone’s back yard…and most people don’t have a yard large enough for that, nor access to drive a semi truck through the yard. I agree that most will be semi permanent and likely as second homes and people looking for a tiny house that’s actually livable.
Tenfold has a new unit that can be towed using a Pickup truck (I assume a heavy duty) ua-cam.com/video/1jaQZlFJyEs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TenFoldEngineering
You have to ask yourself why it is that these innovative, origami style modulars hit a roadblock from concept to full scale production. One part of the answer is that the concept itself is more exciting than it is viable; and the generated hype gains more momentum than an actual working production line. BOXABL comes to mind, as it threatens to be the Theranos of the offsite modular industry. No one takes into account the enormously complex manufacturing and production challenges that making these foldable homes represent. No less than 2, fully automated, 200K Sq. Ft. + at a minimum production facilities would be required to crank out 10 Casitas a week to be delivered. That’s only 520 a year out of a 70k waiting list. How long before these concepts all collapse as a house of cards?
100K more than a BOXABL... yep thats good for business!?... at least its in Vermont, its about 6-7 hours from where i live... that desk lamp position is kinda weird, are you planning to interrogate someone!? 😜 i know its been there for awhile but i always forget to ask.
Amazing, probably save time and resources using those containers sitting around not being used... Affordable Housing. Storm recovery, buy for couple thousand move right in... Just a thought
After I got upto 300K trading with Cathie Wood .I bought a new House and I'm now able to send my kids to a better school in the states thanks to Mrs Angela Cole Carr. When someone is straight forward with what he or she is doing people will always speak up for them.
Honestly, I’m surprised that this name expert Cathie Wood , is mentioned here came across the testimonies of some of her clients last week on CNBC news, she seems to be doing extremely well….
Kerry, HDR on youtube has a bug. It’s too bright on all venues. Look at this on your iPhone. Turn the brightness down but leave it at just 25 pct. Do you see how bright that is. Nobody with an HDR tv wants your video to jump into super bright HDR. It’s simply overriding the settings on every device and blasting the brightness. Please go back to SDR. 2160p on SDR is where strong influencers live right now.
Thank you! If you haven't noticed I'm not a tech guy, appreciated the feedback. I record on my iPhone, so before I record I should switch to HD 60? thanks again
@@KerryTarnow yeah I would go go the HD 60 frames. For a long time HDR wasn’t working at all on ios devices and on Apple TV devices showing you tube. It started working in the last few weeks. When the phone or tv detects HDR it launches the appropriate codec. When you watch like lets say Netflix HDR it will use correctly dark settings and your actual preferences. Apple on iPhone supporting HDR playback doesn’t give you any settings to chance. Since we can see that it comes in super bright at a super low brightness phone setttings its definitely a bug with you tube and HDR. So definitely avoid.
@@KerryTarnow 4k is fine make sure it to let it NOT record in HDR. What would happen is that tv quality picture fans that watch you will be like “WTF why is my tv so bright.” Eventually they will subconsciously avoid you tube HDR videos that annoy them.
those prices are ridiculous for a prefab home, of course all home prices are outrageous now days, especially prefab homes and modular homes, that are supposed to be cheaper priced to begin with, and usually cost more than a stick built home..
lets be clear here. I dont trust any product which wasnt tested yet. this product only theoretical, and in theory on 3d render its perfect., but reality is a bitch. tell us more, when this kind of modular housing will be tested an rewied
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I read about them last year. I really like the idea of the house lifting itself off the trailer and leveling itself. That alone is thousands of dollars saved by not having to rent a crane to hoist the house off the trailer. Great job introducing Ten-Fold to us.
Thanks for watching Robert!
Excellent point. However, Tenfold shouldn't completely rule out the need for a crane if/when a buyer needs to place a unit in a tight location, or wants to put units in a location where terrain makes trailering to the foundation, impossible.
Kerry,
You get me hyped on so many options. I have been watching for a year or two and you still keep surprising me. Thanks for that and thanks for the humor
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching
Very good information!
I have been keeping an eye on this company for over 4 years because of Amazon listings that I did not believe. If you look at their foreign website you'll see livable floorplans offered there. I can't wait to see one of these in a tropical storm to see if I'd be comfortable with living in it through a storm. I also can't wait to see what their hurricane rating will be, given the fellow Floridians anchor it to exceeded the current standards. This, of course, only time will tell.
All that to say I'm super excited about this option because I think it will be most conducive for disabled living!!! ❤️
Thanks Kerry!!!
Anchoring it to the ground is of course a good idea but then what do you do when the storm surge comes in and it starts to fill up with water ?
Maybe they could make those little legs that extend to lower it, raise it up about 20 ft also.
@@dalegereaux1863 You would have to do something with the electric and plumbing connections to allow that kind of movement.
At first blush, these don't look like they would hold up to moderately severe weather. I wonder what the max wind and snow load ratings are(?)
These are awesome, I've been following them for yrs waiting for US production
Sounds like it could be soon!
My property in the Yukon on the lake and down to Mexico when I want all left on the truck love it .
There is a place here in Australia where they produce folding homes like these! The place is called "van homes". They are treated as caravans as far as the rules go (council and roads). Excellent prices (2-4 bedrooms) all one type of model (to keep costs down I expect).
Interesting, how long have they been in business? I never heard of them & will have to look them up.
UPDATE: Took a quick look & they don't look too bad. They're about $200/sqft. Thye actually look "similar" in build/build quality to the mobile homes we see in "trailer parks" here in the US. Looks like they would maybe be okay in areas that don't get too much rough weather, however, I don't see them getting approved in areas prone to high winds, hurricanes or areas that get a lot of snow(?)
Thank you, these homes are so cool. Be blessed and be safe
Thanks for watching Maggie 🙌🏼
Yay! A company in the northeast. Hope more are coming!
Ive got another one coming!
Every time you come out with a video I like it better than the one before !
This expandable house looks very promising.
I hope you're able to do more of these in the future.
Folding them up in severe weather sounds like a good idea but what do you do with all your furniture inside ?
Eactlly (lol) wth are owner supposed to do w/their belongings? Their marketing dept doesn't sound too bright.
It sems that buying 2 or 3 boxabl units may be a better option
Hey, Kerry. Incredible Tiny Homes is now making 8'x20' tiny homes for $25k. They're really popular with the off-grid upgrades. I'm considering buying one myself. Would make a great video if you wanted to give your thoughts. Would be a great tour if you're in TN sometime. Thanks
Hey Michael, I like ITH, have done a couple videos on the incredibox
@@KerryTarnow I very much appreciate that. Have you covered the new 20' model? They normal one is 16'. More so interested in your thoughts about the off-grid system if that's something you're into covering. Thanks
ITH is a great company. Only thing that gives me pause is the added expense of towing one to the central Midwest. Maybe if somebody started a franchise, perhaps?? hint-hint
It will be interesting to see what their end product will be, though it would be nice if they stepped up and decided to handle the permitting if you decided to purchase a unit.
Interesting concept. Not necessarily the most beautiful of exteriors. More information will be greatly appreciated. As always, thank you.
Honestly you would save a lot of money, easier transport, and fully furnished just getting one of those park home camper/RV's.
I've been following them for years with the hope they put something in production but I kinda wrote them off since I haven't seen any movement from them. Their concepts (especially their early ones) are mindblowing which hyped up the company. I'm also not confident about their 50k sqft manufacturing space. Seems small for any real output numbers. We'll see how they progress but if their history is any indication, I won't be holding my breath.
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Not sure about a "home", but it would be cool for kiosks and such. Could even make a portable sports bar out if it with a dance floor on top!
I like where your head is at!
It's great to live in a country where people invest in new manufacturing industries
My design can create twice as much room for change as this, but there is no opportunity for development.
In my country, people only focus on speculating on existing real estate and stocks.
🥰 Another great informative video 👏👏
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The local municipal entities suck at times with prefab housing usually making you have to go into a restrictive trailer park thats a big downside..but really dif this thank you
Or if you live in New Orleans or some other floodable place, you could pack up and move your home before the flood hits.
totally!
This would be so cool to have In Costarica or Nicaragua! 😊
Agree!
Nobody talking about how he snuck in that great dry tone pun and pause 😂
Haha 😆
Post from Canada:
Interesting!!! just wanted to know what kind of temperatures can it take? What would be the insulation in that? Can it be ordered in Canada?
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They seriously need to develop a 100 sq ft version, not just for homeless folks, but non-materialistic people who want the bare basics of living on land they also own and pay taxes on.
100sqft versions, utilizing this technology, doesn't make much sense. Especially when so many other options already exist & are orders of magnitude less expensive. New/used mini RVs make 100x more sense as homeless shelters.
Just how does one fold up a Tenfold full of furniture "in anticipation of a severe weather event"? @6:32
Just wondering how you configure the foundation for plumbing and electrical stuff
Could be one of the solutions to reduce the housingproblem all around the globe and at areas where houses are destroyed by eartquakes and wars. In Turkey,Syria and many other countries people would be helped. Homes can be transported to other areas after new houses are build and that makes it a flexible temporarily solution. The housing looks great to me.
100%
how are these powered and also how do they get plumbing ?
A mobile home is a very cool idea! I think that there will be many who want to change the RV for such houses. By the way, such houses can create a new kind of huge business with a turnover of more than 1 billion dollars a year! Something like car camping sites, but especially for owners of folding houses. It is possible to equip and lease prepared plots of land: electricity, gas, water supply and sewerage. Only standardization of connection of communications will be necessary. Many landowners have vast tracts of land around the planet idle idle.
Or you can go even further: develop and rent standardized floating islands with a full range of life support systems for such houses! And place them off the coast of popular places on the planet. No hotels, hostels, arnbi and bookings are needed.
Folding container houses can carry specialized container carriers around the planet. The entire planet Earth can become temporary sites for living: every six months, move to another site on the planet. He folded the house and moved. )) What could be even simpler and more convenient?
This is a really great idea. I have questions about where the kitchen and bathroom will be located and how finished the inside is. Still it's a good looking home 🏡 🌈❤
Thanks for watching and commenting......
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This isn't tenfold but it is a company doing the same thing and they show you the inside. Everything (including the furniture) is contained in the unit (ua-cam.com/video/C5w7cIi2m_U/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TinyHouseExpedition).
been waiting years for tenfold
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Does it come with solar panels?
Are these buildings more expensive than more traditional buildings of similar floor area?
Thanks Kerry, looks interesting, to say theeast!!🙂
100%! Thanks for watching
Sounds like great pricing for people in California.
Reminds me of the Chinese folding houses that were produced for years.
Very interested, Thank You.
Thanks for watching
If you have to fold it up before a weather event hits your area, like a hurricane, what do you do with the furniture inside?🫤
do they say how they are in cold climates?
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This is definitely futuristic looking. This looks like something I’d see in a mars colony rendering. Lol. I’ll check out their Instagram. Thanks Kerry. 😎
Thanks for watching Billy, enjoy the rest of your Sunday!
Terrifies me that Mars would repeat the mistake of suburban sprawl with highways connecting.
Ok this is a wonderful idea.
Great video but how can you sit there and say boxabl is an option? Even if you pre-ordered one today, you would not receive it in 2023
Nice video.
Kerry, I’ve been keenly following from Canada. Are there any real Boxabl-type options for northern climates (down to -30 degrees at times in winter)? Several companies indicate they can customize to meet local codes but I suspect insulating to that extent might not be feasible...? Curious to know what this Vermont company can do to address this.
Check out Rohe Homes, they’re Canadian
Seems like a promising option. Doesn't look as customizable as BOXABL, but still worth keeping an eye on.
Price? Zoning legality?
Great but is it coming to the UK?
Not sure yet. Thanks for watching
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Composting toilet and water from air machine should be built in. No need for water or sewer connections. Just a thought
And a very good thought at that. Thanks for watching
A unit was dropped similar to this in my town and the roof leaked at the join. ?Not sure its same company but looks similar.
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Any updates on the manufactured home market coming??
I haven’t received a price change since my last update. If I do I will certainly update!
That’s cool..but you’re still gonna need a crane to get that into someone’s back yard…and most people don’t have a yard large enough for that, nor access to drive a semi truck through the yard. I agree that most will be semi permanent and likely as second homes and people looking for a tiny house that’s actually livable.
Tenfold has a new unit that can be towed using a Pickup truck (I assume a heavy duty) ua-cam.com/video/1jaQZlFJyEs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TenFoldEngineering
In this time of war and bad weather, I'll buy me one and also invest on towing equipment, peace of mind by the way how do people invest in it
I’m not sure how if they’re taking investment. Maybe try contacting them
You have to ask yourself why it is that these innovative, origami style modulars hit a roadblock from concept to full scale production. One part of the answer is that the concept itself is more exciting than it is viable; and the generated hype gains more momentum than an actual working production line. BOXABL comes to mind, as it threatens to be the Theranos of the offsite modular industry. No one takes into account the enormously complex manufacturing and production challenges that making these foldable homes represent. No less than 2, fully automated, 200K Sq. Ft. + at a minimum production facilities would be required to crank out 10 Casitas a week to be delivered. That’s only 520 a year out of a 70k waiting list. How long before these concepts all collapse as a house of cards?
100K more than a BOXABL... yep thats good for business!?... at least its in Vermont, its about 6-7 hours from where i live... that desk lamp position is kinda weird, are you planning to interrogate someone!? 😜 i know its been there for awhile but i always forget to ask.
Interesting 👍
But just imagine someone closing the house with people inside 😶
Yikes!
These will come in handy in Ukraine️
Totally
Cuando cuesta dos cuanto o uno cuanto
I will let you know as soon as I find out. Thanks for watching
I thought you did a video about these guys once.
I dont think so 🧐
They brought this out at least 5 years ago they didn't want to be a builder but lease the technology
Interesting evolution
They look a little light on insulation.
How about 2 storage
Looks like StarWars 😆
so no mention of a Dollar amount
If it wasn't mentioned it hasn't been released. Thanks for watching
@@KerryTarnow you can review these boxes with spec listed in the description similar to how doug review cars.
Amazing, probably save time and resources using those containers sitting around not being used... Affordable Housing.
Storm recovery, buy for couple thousand move right in...
Just a thought
I keep on getting $78,000 every week from a new trading platforms in town which Elon recommends
After I got upto 300K trading with Cathie Wood .I bought a new House and I'm now able to send my kids to a better school in the states thanks to Mrs Angela Cole Carr. When someone is straight forward with what he or she is doing people will always speak up for them.
Her good reputation already speaks for her last month i invested over $100,000 with her and I've already made over $250,000 profit.
How can I make a successful investment in stocks and profitable trades?? I’m thinking of Mrs Cathie wood 😏 and suggestions🤷
She’s an awesome person I’ve made $125,000 trading with her I’m blessed to meet her
Honestly, I’m surprised that this name expert Cathie Wood , is mentioned here came across the testimonies of some of her clients last week on CNBC news, she seems to be doing extremely well….
Kerry, HDR on youtube has a bug. It’s too bright on all venues. Look at this on your iPhone. Turn the brightness down but leave it at just 25 pct. Do you see how bright that is. Nobody with an HDR tv wants your video to jump into super bright HDR. It’s simply overriding the settings on every device and blasting the brightness. Please go back to SDR. 2160p on SDR is where strong influencers live right now.
Thank you! If you haven't noticed I'm not a tech guy, appreciated the feedback. I record on my iPhone, so before I record I should switch to HD 60? thanks again
I've been recording on 4K
@@KerryTarnow yeah I would go go the HD 60 frames. For a long time HDR wasn’t working at all on ios devices and on Apple TV devices showing you tube. It started working in the last few weeks. When the phone or tv detects HDR it launches the appropriate codec. When you watch like lets say Netflix HDR it will use correctly dark settings and your actual preferences. Apple on iPhone supporting HDR playback doesn’t give you any settings to chance. Since we can see that it comes in super bright at a super low brightness phone setttings its definitely a bug with you tube and HDR. So definitely avoid.
@@KerryTarnow 4k is fine make sure it to let it NOT record in HDR. What would happen is that tv quality picture fans that watch you will be like “WTF why is my tv so bright.” Eventually they will subconsciously avoid you tube HDR videos that annoy them.
Mine is not doing that
those prices are ridiculous for a prefab home, of course all home prices are outrageous now days, especially prefab homes and modular homes, that are supposed to be cheaper priced to begin with, and usually cost more than a stick built home..
thanks for watching
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They cant compete with the chinese quality and PRICE
Yay. The government can spend 4X for mobile homes now.
$140,000 for a 400sqft residential =0 Tenfold will need to drop a zero if they want to compete with stick-built homes!
Thank you for the feedback!
lets be clear here. I dont trust any product which wasnt tested yet. this product only theoretical, and in theory on 3d render its perfect., but reality is a bitch. tell us more, when this kind of modular housing will be tested an rewied
Will do!
@@KerryTarnow and I mean long term exploitation in diff weather conditions and diff climate. from tropic till coldest hell
first!
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Another prefab that is probably never coming to market and keeps making excuses for delays.
It is too expensive.
Thank you for the feedback
Functional but not very visually appealing.
Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for the feedback
Another viable option...as I live and breathe 🫶
too bad not affordable for most people
Thanks for watching James