When did this show air? Do you know the dates? I grew up in a Techbuilt home outside Pittsburgh, PA, which was built in early 1956. I never knew it was such a popular design, or that there had been a show about it. Now, I'm wondering if my father and mother were motivated by this show. Thank you for your help. You brought a thrill to my heart, and reminded me of my youth.

Ethiopian Refugee camps leave alot to be desired. Just saying.

Good job. What is the cost and is on par with eps 2 inch sheets from big box stores

All you have to do is turn the bygga-house into a hygge-house...

prefab panels are a great idea, but I question the 2 hour time from foundation to placing the walls. Driving nails by hand is slow. The cost should be a greater saving than 27% over a U.S. constructed house.

1st. Theres no way to built those prefab houses in just one day. 2nd "to the refugee camps in Ethiopia"? Think the writer never visit a refugee camp in Ethiopia. I did.

Not a heated slab?

I love this simple and to the point presentation. The US has a long way to go for sure.

I'd love to see those houses.

We have great Quality houses in Sweden compared with the USA.

In 1989 Swedes were using 8" exterior walls and here we are in 2018 where walls are supposed to be minimum R-20 effective value (entire wall assembly, not just stud cavity batts) and I have yet to see a code compliant house but they somehow pass inspection, downright embarrassing.

Not the house shown Click bait

nice video ....

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I would love to see a tour of this house now 29 years later and see how it has aged.

I wonder if when the Swedish town of my city was built like this or atleast similarly. you know after the war the swedes brought "IKEA" packages with houses as forigen aid after ww2

I found this video because I produce and host a television show in Maine called "Spotlight on Seniors." Paul Kando is coming on the show tomorrow to discuss solar energy and creating a comprehensive energy plan in Maine. Paul is now a very sharp 80-year old, brilliant, lively and engaging, doing very important work as an activist in Maine, and is very well-respected by our local smart-minded state politicians.

I never thought i would find this video. My old house i lived in as a kid shows up at 7.42. It's funny to see how it's built. And the house is so beautiful today. :)

Good Excellent

Good Mr. Kando I love your Video, a Video from 1980 can show us a lot even today

Good, thanks for this wonderful video