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If you’re not necessarily looking for a small-space home, we have for you a few suggestions. These are tiny homes that are meant to make your home seem bigger and more spacious. This could be exactly what tiny homes are after. These homes are perfect for your small spaces and they’re the perfect balance for those times when you want to conduct yourself with lofts. These homes are excellent solutions for people running small spaces that you must have stored away some place.

Why is a prefabricated house a better value?

A spacious, quality home that reflects your personal style at a price you can comfortably afford. if that's your dream, we can help make it a reality. Because each APRO home is built in a world class home building facility, we are able to use labor and money-saving techniques that not only allow us to build your dream home with quality and efficiency but also allow us to pass savings on to you so you get more home for your money.

What are the types of prefabricated homes?

There are 3 different types of prefabricated homes, but they all have one thing in common: they are built in climate controlled facilities. However, the three types of prefab homes are different due to the applicable building codes each must follow. The 3 types of prefabricated homes include:

Mobile homes — Often used interchangeably with the term manufactured, mobile homes are actually a thing of the past due to the National Mobile Home Construction and Safety Act that went into effect in 1976 to improve how the homes were built. Then, the Housing Act of 1980 mandated that the term "manufactured" be used in place of "mobile". So, if you buy a pre-owned home that was built prior to 1976, it is a mobile home.

Manufactured homes — Once known as mobile homes, manufactured homes come in three size: Single, double and triple section. Manufactured homes are the improved version of the mobile homes of the past. If the home is built after 1976 according to HUD Code, it is a manufactured home; however, manufactured homes can still be moved! If you buy a new APRO home, it will be a manufactured or modular home.

Modular homes — Like a manufactured home, a modular home is built indoors, but they are not required to follow HUD code. Instead, modular homes are built to conform to all applicable state, local and regional building codes that are necessary for the location of the home – just like a site built home.

The types of prefabricated homes Clayton builders construct are manufactured and modular homes.

1. ARE THIS PERGOLA EASY TO ASSEMBLE?

We have the assembly manual instruction specifically made acccording to your project site.

Also there is video clip to show you how to install it step by step. It's a DIY product designed to be easily assembled

2. HOW TO MAKE THE ORDER?

Kindly send us the sizes of the area and the pictures of the construction site if you can. We will then make the design and

proposal accordingly. After you comfirm the design and the quote, the order will be taken carefully by us,

from production to shipping, even door-to-door delivery we can handle, if needed.

3. HOW WILL IT HOLD UP IN MY CLIMATE?

Our system has been specifically engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds, heavy snow loads, and everything in between. It's durable and can outcompete most of the competitors on the market today!