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Habitaflex folding house (2020)
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Client perspective of a Habitaflex folding house being setup on a lakefront lot from gravel pad, well and septic tank installation through delivery and expansion of the Habitaflex folding house. I give a true client's perspective on the habitaflex at the end, after living in one for a few years now.
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I'd love to hear your comments/questions on this type of house!
Simple Tek what’s the base price for a 40ft expanding container
@@lukesmithy372 you'd have to contact habitaflex - I don't sell them
yes they do speak English, but welcome to dealing with people in Quebec where people PRETEND not to speak English.
@@sookiekona6577 I do not own the habitaflex company, I’m just a client. I looked on google and it says they are permanently closed now. That’s all I know.
Seems they don't exist as their site is permanently closed
A simple home that 80% of people would be happy to live in, and move it to a different location if you ever have problem neighbors. I ❤ it !!
I wouldn't recommend them except or the price I got it for
This is what I want to put on my land in NB Canada. Is it built to the national building code standard? What heating type does it have or could be installed? What is the square feet? Thanks
mine is 800 sq feet, 40x20, 3 bedroom, baseboard heating and met local building codes... as to other place I don't know.
Nice. Thank You. What state? What about drainfield for septic? I wonder.. Would Florida, USA counties consider this Modular or Mobile? There is a big difference as far as zoning for me. Would it meet Florida Building Code standards?
I’m Canadian so I have no idea about USA regulations
Hey could you please post a link to manufactures website for this house. Where did you buy it how much did it cost?
it's habitaflex - google is your friend.
@@SimpleTek Thanks got it...
are these available in the U.S.? It would be perfect on my property in Arkansas ( if they deliver that far ). Looked on their website and couldn't find a price, do you know the cost? Will they comply with U.S. building codes?
Hi there, thank you for the reply. We’re just a client, you’d have to call habitaflex for price and if they comply with US codes. Wish I could help more but you’ll have to contact them directly.
you Gotta talk to habaflex directly
How much is this?
I don’t think the company is still in business after the pandemic
How many rooms? Is it 30' or 40'?? Floor plan??? Very Intriguing
it's 20x40, 3 bedroom one bathroom, kitchen and living room and tiny laundry room.
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I've visited their website & they don't seem to have it there. Do they still make it??
@@thims1961 honestly don't know, my unit is about 10 years old now
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Though some of their current one's are very swish I think you got lucky.
Better use of space with yours
Is the house easy to move to another location if you decide to leave?
depends on how you set it up I guess. My personal opinion is they are not designed to be moved very often. Like any mobile home, more will happen the more you move it.
hello. can anybody advise how to get such house? whom to contact to buy? thanks
Google "habitaflex", they are out of Quebec. That's the Manufactorer.
Wow what's something like that cost?
What I paid wouldn't be relevant to today's cost. You'd have to contact Habitaflex for current pricing
HOW MUCH IS THIS? NO ONE OR NOBODY IS TELLING US, HOW MUCH?
I don’t think they make them anymore, can’t find new info
Hello ,Thanks for your video great info,what was the cost?
you'd have to talk to habitaflex for costs
Ok what did the guy who made the video pay for the house?
@@DannyC031 would you like to know how much I paid for my car and how much money I have in my retirement savings as well?
@Ciaran Walsh Contact Habiflex, mine is 10 years old now, current pricing would be way different
@Ciaran Walsh there's good and bad things. I find the windows need to be replaced, but that's mostly cause where I live it gets to -40' with huge winds. it didn't have very good quality windows to start with. Replaced a few already. The roof is good, walls are well insulated. only 2x4 but with styrofoam so they are every warm. The siding is wood and needs to be painted every few years - going to change that to final siding soon. overall, I'd give it a "C" - functional but could be better.
Why were you playing Christmas music
Pumkinhead 545 cause I like Christmas
Bcuz iy is almost christmas now.good timing.
Looks like a single wide built in the 70s.
it has it's pluses and minuses....
What is meant by "4 by 2" and "6 by 2"?
Dick Head thickness of the lumber in the walls. The house has 4 inch wide walls, most here are 6 inch wide for more insulation, thus less heating costs.
How much did this house cost and w hff where did you get it
I bought it in Manitoba!
How you contract them
good question! www.laprisehom.com
lol "Its a nice small house" . ….ok, Aaaand? theres more right? Almost everybody would wanna have some idea about Price, I know I do.
I don't sell them so I can't tell you what they are worth new today. Try contacting Habitaflex for pricing.
What is the hinges about
So the house is easy to transport
So the house is easy to transport
So the house is easy to transport
So the house is easy to transport
So the house is easy to transport
Typhoon:"its easy for me to rip it off"😁✌
Gil of mandaue Gil of mandaue I don’t understand what you mean???
@@SimpleTek he meant that a typhoon could easily rip it off.
and there is no Typhoon here, we do not care, anyway is there ANY single house that would resist a Typhoon, NO!
@@acarriere8534 Engineers design houses based on typhoon wind speeds. Its the minimum requirement.
Is this Chef Michael Smith narrating? Was this build on PEI?
Richard MacLennan no and no.
It’s in manitoba
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Connie Burns ?????
They dont speak English
Welcome to dealing with people in Quebec. They all speak Engligh but just choose not to.
Better to build a fucking permanent house
sorry not sorry- what if you need the house in one day? And need to move it multiple times? And need to move it down tight roads