I Did NOT Expect this! Inside one of the Most Popular new PREFAB HOMES in the world!!

[@susanvowell5339]

We toured these in Mesa, AZ, and really want to work with these guys, but they are unable to give us any idea of a delivery date. You give them $100 to be on the list, but that doesn't seem to do much for you. We are looking at a two+ year time frame, but we need a definitive date they could deliver to us so we can coordinate all of the other site work that needs to be done and not end up homeless if the house isn't delivered. We asked them a week ago: "Can you guarantee a Summer 2026 delivery anytime from June through August?" Their response was "We don't commit to delivery dates". We're about as flexible as it gets, but we need some level of commitment from the builder. If you can't commit to deliver two years from now, it just doesn't work for us. Great product, great price though!

[@Chitown388]

Great product! But it Sounds like a company is run by amateurs

[@bonniecline5014]

Wow, that's good info! I love the house too, but I'd be in the same position as you.....site prep before delivery...so that's disappointing as hell about delivery dates not given! It's an outstanding price, good affordability, & I love it, but....

[@Citizenesse8]

I sure hope they get it together. This is a great looking house.

[@philshallat9043]

Boy do I appreciate this information! I, too, am completely enamored by the product and eager to learn more and to follow though on a purchase, but what you’ve described are very distressing business practices that put the brakes on anybody’s enthusiasm. What are they thinking?

[@coreyk8231]

Great house I really enjoyed the tour when I was in mesa. I was a little bit irritated about the $25000 increase before the even Got any on the market..

[@turnbullstravels735]

Do any of these windows or large glass panels even open? No desire to live with no fresh air.

[@cdcaleo]

It's looks cool and all that, but anytime I see these moving shelves and beds, I think about what happens when, after a few years of continuous use, they break. I could see this house being a pain in the ass after awhile.

[@KerryTarnow]

Fair point!

[@JadeK297]

Also I’m sure it’s adds a lot to the cost of these small houses too. I’m always worried about pets with these electronic beds, shelves ect. What If your dog or cat is sleeping and you don’t pay attention. Will it raise the bed up and trap them (suffocate) or the closet crush them. I’d be so paranoid every time I left the house. Be like wait, my cat/dog wasn’t on the bed or behind the closet with I raised or closed them?

[@davidhunternyc1]

Kerry, for your bathroom door test to work, you've gotta take off all your clothes... just sayin'. We'll wait for the updated video.

[@leotatem4879]

It’s a very nice unit. And very cleverly laid out. My one question for you Kerry if you lose power, are you still able to lower the bed and open the closet? Without a manual back up this might percent a bit of a problem. cheers!

[@philshallat9043]

Excellent question and mine as well.

[@MsIzzi]

Yes, there are manual ways to lower the bed & open the closet.

[@ravennielsen0513]

The bed is counter balanced so it is super easy to do it manually, and the closet is just on wheels!

[@zennihome6405]

Ori's furniture is counterweighted. You can easily lift and lower the bed without power. Great engineering!

[@kellyrobar8517]

Heat pump , generator, solar ....I'm not taking electricity or gas for granted anywhere- not in this climate emergency.. This is the place I want Though. ❤️ 🎉

[@Music-pq8cm]

Very nice! One thing crossed my mind… when either the fridge or dishwasher or microwave need to be replaced, wonder whether a replacement will be available? Appliances do expire so being able to replace is critical.

[@zennihome6405]

Yes, we are using fairly standard appliances that are replaceable.

[@annetteboisvert2715]

I too am curious how much extra the bed option costs. Also if you are put on that 2 year wait list does it secure today’s cost or could that change when it’s time to build & deliver?

[@olga138]

Excellent! I like the dual-use spaces. I also like galley kitchens---they save steps for the cook and it gives me a reason to send people to the living room so they're not underfoot. The hidden closet is VERY cool. Thanks for the video, Kerry.

[@zennihome6405]

Making every square inch valuable!

[@DauntaLong]

640sqf for 125k is pretty good

[@KerryTarnow]

I agree

[@gracefulkimberella]

Where's the washer/dryer?

[@JMgmkh]

add window treatments

[@RoadTripTravel]

Good question, I'm pretty sure it comes with them.

[@bengorman5214]

I get it that you want lots of windows in a small home, but that assumes two things: you've got a place to plant it that has good views and you don't give a damn about energy efficiency. All that glass! I'm wondering if anyone is building highly energy efficient modular/factory-built homes-especially those with sustainable materials and more nontoxic materials (no VOCs, for example). Am I the only one who's looking for these qualities??

[@eattherich9215]

I love it when Kerry takes his comedy routine on the road. This is one of the better homes I have seen, right down to the kitchen arrangement. Love the hidden storage and I think a lot of people would be happy to live in one of those.

[@zennihome6405]

Glad you like it!

[@kellyrobar8517]

Yes :)

[@dianatuttle5879]

Yes, it is "cool" and stylish ....but STERILE . And the living room doubles as a bedroom ...but...the bed is extra?! Really? I know your job is to be positive, but be real.. Who could live here? And at over $100,000? Try again.

[@designcomputer1]

Where is the washer and dry hook-ups ?

[@claymccleery9451]

❤❤❤❤❤Guess I could afford a generator. You didn't mention a w/d. That's a must-have.

[@psdaengr911]

It's behind the fridge.

[@jbbevan]

Kerry: I really enjoy your videos and this one is certainly one of the most imaginative designs you've shows. But being from Canada (definitely a 4 season piece of geography) I am surprised that you rarely talk about the thermal characteristics of the homes. I mean, maybe the folks in Mesa don't care that much, but the home seems like it would be almost impossible to heat. So my suggestion is that you tell us whether these homes come with complete HVAC and, if so, how effective are the insulation properties of the homes. I would go for the Citizen because so much of space usage has been rethought....but in the mountains of Utah (where I live)....would it work? Anyhow, keep up the good work in covering a housing niche where you really have a corner on the market. Thx.

[@ravennielsen0513]

A great question! The insulation in the walls is r35 and the homes come with a mini split system

[@jbbevan]

@@ravennielsen0513 R35 is certainly adequate, but with all the window space(?). Thermo-pane windows are better than old single pane windows....but the certainly aren't R35 (unless something has changed recently)....and the Citizen looks like it is about 50% glass on outside walls. So the question stands based on window space.

[@LuckyLucky-gb1xy]

Well done. TY 2 questions : - How much is the floating bed option ? $$$ - Where do you put your rainy ginches when you come in ?

[@jamesstarks3676]

So you didn't mention that there are no doors to the bedrooms. That needed to be stated and addressed because it's a sleeping space more than a bedroom. Agreed?

[@DailyStalkerUpdate]

I'd be really concerned about a motorized bed breaking down and not being able to use it for an extended period of time while parts are on order. Who's going to come out and fix it?

[@kwillee93]

The one change I would make is having natural light come into the shower via small rectangular windows towards the ceiling, or just add more led accent lighting. Seemed a tad dark in there

[@KerryTarnow]

Good call!

[@zennihome6405]

Future iterations of our homes will have improvements here. already in the works 💪

[@3101home]

Another good option for additional natural light would be a solar tube (very good in hot sunny climates due to their small footprint on the roof)

[@kwillee93]

@@3101home never heard of it until now. This is such a great idea! Perfect for the space

[@Diegomontoyluz]

Quick question what’s 19 x 19 edit: quick answer the teacher is collecting the papers

[@bryanbaril5325]

So where is the heating system, hot water heater, laundry located?

[@miam1074]

there will always be something that will stop working. just imagine that your bed gets stuck half-way down. or you can not access your clothes . a bad idea.

[@aviatrix1947.8]

This is a very cool house! I just wish there were more prefabs with slanted or peaked roofs. I live in an area where it rains a LOT - sometimes up to 3" at a time, and a flat-roofed house simply wouldn't work. Oh, well. I enjoy your channel and the creativity many of the houses have.

[@rpvitiello]

“Flat” roofs are never totally flat, and usually handle rain just fine. It’s snow you need to worry about.

[@MsIzzi]

I think this home has a water retention solution. If you choose along with solar, it can be off the grid. There is a slant on the roof.

[@ThreeRunHomer]

Millions of commercial buildings with flat roofs are in the rainiest parts of the US and the world. Not a problem.

[@zennihome6405]

We do have a small pitch to the roof to encourage water draining. Standing water is never good on a roof. We don't do peaked roofs as we aim to maintain stackability of our units. Hope that helps!

[@gracefulkimberella]

I liked that third shot in the bathroom door 😂😂

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha

[@summermoon22]

I quite like this home. One thing I have noticed in these homes is no openable windows?! Where's the fresh air? These home made new would obviously be gassing off some impressive VOC's and that concerns me. Does this company offer windows that open? Thanks Kerry ! I am seriously investigating these homes as I want to purchase one and place on a lot with amenities in a small town because housing in the cities has lost it's collective minds.

[@michellestevens2454]

Fine for a vacation home, but not so much for living with more than 1 person. No Privacy.

[@May-bv4vb]

its a money grab. They wont build it for u...just string u along.

[@lonnieschreiner5879]

Glad to see the drop down bed is an option as I have some concerns about it and would likely use the Murphy bed instead. I'd like to tour one however it amazes me how many windows most units have. Personally I can see myself keeping many of them covered most of the time as not into feeling like a fish. Other than that I love the layout and glad to see more reasonably priced units.

[@zennihome6405]

The Murphy beds are great as well. We have smart shades on the windows of our prototype units and love the ease of opening and closing them depending on time of day. Glad you like it!

[@dalegereaux1863]

So if the power is out does that mean I have to sleep on the couch and can't get access to fresh clothes ? 🤔 Inquiring minds want to know.

[@JakesOnline]

I won't share this video because I'm embarrassed by "ginch"

[@KerryTarnow]

No worries

[@JakesOnline]

@@KerryTarnow 😂

[@shebycheyenne3139]

FOR $15,000 'I' WOULD RATHER INVEST IN 'A' ONE BEDROOM AND CALL IT A DAY OTHER THAN THAT WE COULD DO1 THIS UGRADE ANYWHERE ( question i) is the closet and pull out office an upgrade as well.......TYPICAL ........P O L I T I C I A N....PROMIS ONE THING AND DO! ANOTHER!!!!!!!

[@miles5600]

this is a good refab home, i like the attention to detail like the wall hung toilet, it's rare in North America to see those and it's good to see them spending more on quality and modern stuff like that. they've been the standard in europe for over 30 years now so it's good to see them become more "common" in the states.

[@heidikamrath1951]

It’s about time! Cleaning the floor around floor-mounted toilets is ridiculous. Even the base of the toilet itself. I am so ready for wall-mounted!

[@zennihome6405]

We've learned a lot from designs and building methods overseas! Lots of great designs that should be more common here in the US.

[@miles5600]

@@zennihome6405 yup absolutely, but i have hope, hope that european designs will come to America. Canada is a lot further in that transition than the US.

[@Bryan-yq9pz]

Why would you wear fresh ginch? shouldn't ginch be served with cheese on a charcuterie board?

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha

[@deb4nier]

I love this home that I first saw on your channel. I had a deposit on it for almost a year (they originally said it would be available for Colorado in 2024.) Last month Zenni told me that they would not be ready for Colorado anytime soon. I was so disappointed as I loved this house so much. I think that they got so many orders in AZ that they don't have time to get approved in other states for the forseeable future. Good for them... not so good for me. So I continue to look.

[@zennihome6405]

We are working hard to eventually be approved in all 50 states. This is still the goal with 4 advanced factories across the US.

[@janephillips3627]

@@zennihome6405 : Good, may need one for Louisiana.

[@GwenKeller]

and others for Ohio

[@Houseds]

The prefab house model is so beautiful, the interior is modern and smart, it saves space. The bed hidden on the ceiling is very smart. Thank you for sharing the beautiful house model for everyone to visit and learn.

[@zennihome6405]

Glad you like it!

[@RealBillyGarcia]

Nice to see yet another long featured prefab company come to life with a finished home. 🏠 Fantastic walkthrough and showcasing of the home. The blond wood they include in the interior really makes the home pop IMO. So as great as the space usage is, the interior looks don’t take a backseat. It’s a good looking home inside and out. 🏅 The futuristic approach to multitasking spaces within the home is both innovative and unique. I wouldn’t be surprised if some other companies find ways of coping this approach/philosophy. 🤔 I love this update Kerry. I’m gonna watch it again a few more times. Bravo. 👏🏽🤩🙌

[@zennihome6405]

We agree! Floor to ceiling glass and warm woods for the win!

[@amyk2993]

Hmmmmm…me kinda likey…you kinda had me at the large windows and then lost me with the panini press sandwich ceiling bed and then the frosty window bathroom door where one could definitely view some fried eggs 🍳🍳with a side of biscuits…😬Me likey the layout. Me no likey no bedrooms and voyeristic bathroom.😂🎉😊keep ‘em coming…

[@444rand]

Pretty nice for James Bond but not me. Boxabl Casitas still leads the pack as an economical prefab reflection of who I am. A 64 year old that likes being off the grid and knows the power goes out sometimes ha. Cheers💜

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@gracefulkimberella]

Such a very important part of your business transaction 😂

[@KerryTarnow]

haha!

[@P.Galore]

ingenius!...I love it and the price is right on the money at $200kish a sq. ft

[@gaston.]

One thing I am not seeing... breathable windows .. if not...a major flaw and deal breaker. I considered renting a container home in Toronto but with no opening windows it felt like a sealed can. No way.

[@rtgbhreth]

Im still mad they wasted so much space on an entryway hallway compared to their first design

[@jasoncarter4343]

This is a single guy’s dream. What versatility and light.

[@KerryTarnow]

Correct!

[@zennihome6405]

😎

[@mint-o5497]

im concerned that itll start falling apart after 20 years, meaning the money mightve been better spent on a conventional home.

[@3l3llala13]

I like the layout but I would prefer to have a dedicated bedroom; I'd be paranoid that the bed hidden in the ceiling would eventually drop on top of my head unexpectedly while I'm sitting on the couch, or that it would get stuck and won't come down. I also wouldn't want to wet the toilet every time I shower.

[@kimhorton6109]

You have to love how big spaces seem with a wide angle lens. $125K is a great price for this much home. Add land, site prep, permits and inspections and likely $190k if you get a couple acres in Arkansas . In like Flynn.

[@sublimekma]

I dont think $300/ft is a great price

[@kellyelynn3959]

This is just me..once again, just me…I hate to see a toilet when the door is open, I’m fine with seeing the vanity or shower…but the toilet needs to be behind a pony wall or??..that’s my only grip…other than that, I dig the modern aesthetics…thanks for the video

[@susangibney3805]

How about fresh air ? Can any windows be opened ?

[@Clutching.My.Pearls]

So the Citizen has no real bedrooms. The cloud bed is an extra cost and it's only a Murphy bed in a small office space. The extra counter and storage in the kitchen is extra as well. And my goodness place a solid sliding door in the bathroom.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@gracefulkimberella]

Amazing. I'm impressed. Thanks for actually going there and showing me!!! This is going to be a seriously hard one to knock out of my top spot!!

[@KerryTarnow]

Wow thats great. Thanks for watching Kimberly 😃

[@davidhunternyc1]

Kimberly, another great home is the Lloyoll Skali. You've got to check them out. It's still my #1 choice.

[@nyaz1749]

I have been there as well and looked at both units. The 320Sq ft one as well as the 640sq ft Citizen. Despite it being twice as big it's not twice the price which is nice. I was told that the bed and closet is additional cost. The outside decking I was told was included in the price. Impressive and very good use of space. They are in the process of building another factory. They are also going to construct a complex right down the block from these models to have 29 of them stackable for the development of a small complex.

[@ravennielsen0513]

@nyaz1749 The complex is going to be a 90 unit apartment complex using 60 Citizen and 30 Denizen!

[@zennihome6405]

We love that YOU love it

[@x1achilles99]

Love your vids. That ceiling bed and closet gizmo is a complete gimmick. And what's a "Gintch?" You don't have even one negative observation?

[@halifaxhiker]

Great square footage for the price but I would point out that you could use that elevated bed in any home. It is a cool system but it’s not a Zenni thing and it’s not integral to the design. The name of the system is the Ori I think aka robotic furniture and it can be purchased separately for any space.

[@MisterAAB1]

2 Bedrooms!? Come on now, let's not insult anyone even with minimum intelligence. This home manufacturer needs to update the description and sell it for what it is. There are NO 'bedrooms'. This is more like luxury loft-studio that 'can sleep up to 4' people. That's opposite from having separate dedicated rooms to sleep. The selling point is of course the really fun technology. That floating bed being an UPGRADE is a big let down. If your going to sell a high tech home, the floating bed should be standard, windows should have automatic blinds or a more creative high tech way to add privacy, and a master control system that controls all electronics for the entire house built in. The bathroom missing a window just threw me off. It feels very prototype'y or just not completely thought out. The outside looks nice but not sure about the stone base.

[@lenmoskowitz2258]

Can you stack two Citizens to get a 1280 square foot home?

[@lenmoskowitz2258]

Zenni says yes, you can stack two Citizens. They'll have independent entrances, so if you want to use them as one home, you'll have to add an external stairway. They advised consulting a structural engineer. They are currently only shipping within Arizona. We're in New Jersey, so we're out of luck at the moment.

[@arkos55]

The problem with so many of these prefabs and Modulars is that these new builders don’t seem to understand what’s really required to permit, deliver, and install one of these in any given location and foist off way too much risk onto the buyer. We’ve gone pretty far down the road with two of these new age manufacturers and just gave up because it was clear that between the local builder and the manufacturer, there were all kinds of things that were going to be left in the lap of the buyer. For instance what happens if the foundation is not quite right when it gets delivered. No local builder will take responsibility, and neither would the manufacturers. Try finding a local builder willing to even work with one of these things-good luck. We’re in VT, and nobody wants to build a prefab or deal with a modular because the experiences have been so bad and builders don’t make their usual profits dealing with these things. The only way I’d ever entertain buying something like this is if the manufacturer takes on the entire project as well as assumes all warranty risk of completion. Have yet to see anybody offering that. Until they do, all these prefabs and Modulars are doomed to gather dust on back volumes of dwell as so many before. Anybody who buys one without understanding the risks they are taking when neither the builder nor manufacturer will cover everything is going to be in for a bad surprise. These videos are fun to watch, but there are some fundamental flaws in the whole prefab concept that make these just mirages, and ultimately a waste of time. Just find a good builder and stick build the thing. It’ll be far better and won’t necessarily cost any more or damage the planet anymore.

[@davidjoslin8764]

Dude, came to Arizona and didn't call first? Bummer. Still cool to see the video, and got to see it in person a few months ago. Did you make it up to their factory in Page? Some cool stuff going on up there.

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha! Not yet, hopefully soon

[@joleneyoung6505]

Very disappointing not at all like their renderings. they've taken away most of the robotic Furniture and upped the base price. then to get the cloud bed that really makes the house a functional home you need to pay even more. not worth it all promise falls way short on delivery. It, just an expensive box.

[@tg360andbeyond]

Spacious yes, doors, no. Not a roommate home. Thanks for showing it!

[@KerryTarnow]

Yeah thats a good point

[@kirkwayman3269]

Tucking the GUEST bed around the corner for no direct line of sight from either (or even the kitchen) is brilliant! And at this size, most in the market for this square footage are not in it for a roommate lifestyle.

[@Travel_n_TourFan]

Very cool, very stylish🤩 I wonder if the motors that run the hydraulic drop-down bed and walk-in closet would last very long with everyday usage-or expensive to repair/replace?

[@greenbrown7776]

Same concern I have. I just have a feeling those things would break easily. And who would be able to repair it or where would you get spare parts?

[@Flyingrabbit2222]

I like the bed and closet idea. With the exception of dining rooms the center of most rooms is walking space and not usable, so having the wall move out temporarily makes good use of it.

[@zennihome6405]

This is the way

[@alisongrimes7027]

It didn't look like any of the windows opened for a breeze/fresh air. Bummer.

[@DeLaSoul246]

How tall are you? If you're average height or shorter, then the kitchen counters seem oddly low to me. 🤔

[@KerryTarnow]

6’2

[@igorek1035]

Kerry, each time you getting better!!!! big support!!!

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you 🙌🏼

[@PsychNurse.]

Thinking I'd rather plan a Murphy Bed. Just in case there's electrical outage.....such as an EMP. Murphy Bed is manually pulled out of wall.

[@KerryTarnow]

The bed can be moved without power

[@nickd6451]

Yeah we’re fucked if these are starting to become normalized

[@Gendo3s2k]

Lol you could have started with $125K

[@neomis0119]

Let’s be realistic, this size is 1-2 people max, size is to small and not to mention electric fold out bed is for occasional visitors at best. Fold out closet every day? How long would that motor, railing and chain or pulley last being used every single day? Better be all solar and also have back up generators just incase (when) batteries fail. Lots of things not thought out for long term. This is a cool add on for backyard, maybe Airbnb. And then the cost. You could have another 300-400 square feet for the same price as this unit without the lowering bed, which is in my opinion what you want anyways, get rid of all the tech that will just be high maintenance long term anyways.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback

[@christinecarson7325]

You completely neglected the heating and air.

[@wydryfly]

would love to see the toilet come out of the ceiling too, but waiting the 35 seconds would mean the clothes washer would need to come out of the ceiling next and very quickly.

[@heidikamrath1951]

😂

[@susanwes]

Please find some awesome things like this on the east coast U.S. It would cost us $60k just to have this shipped here. Ugh and we LOVE it! Such a bummer. Thanks for showing these!

[@mariewood2989]

That won’t even sale to individuals. I find that a lot. I live in Ga. I found modern modular out of Canada that ships but they haven’t given you a quote on the shipping so I’m beginning to wonder about them. Maybe Stillwater would bring me one but that cost starts at 750 a sq foot! That’s insane.

[@doloresreynolds8145]

I am curious about how well this house handles power outages, since I live in the woods and have a lot of them.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thats a great question, I know they have a solar/battery option but not at the base price

[@jamesonpace726]

Wot the hell? The kitchen doesn't convert to bunk beds, garage & heliport? Why not?! I'm, I'm, I'm so outta here....

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha!

[@johnatyoutube]

The houses are lovely and spacious feeling. But, it's all great until the motors die or the power goes out. Simpler is better. It might be more attractive with a pulley system. The pull-down bed with desk is great. I've considered getting one for my guest room. The only real disappointment is lack of natural light in the bathrooms.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback! The furniture can be moved manually but I see your point

[@blackgirloffgrid1054]

The moving murphy bed and hidden closet are gimmicky , probably fun a few times then annoying after 🤔

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback

[@universalsoldier2293]

I love what solutions people come up with to make smart use of space, but I have to say that I'm not a fan of this house. There's something so important about having a resting place that is distinctive from living--although it would be great not to have to make the bed. 🙃

[@KerryTarnow]

thanks for watching

[@MrHunter830]

I think it’s well designed. Thanks for the content.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching

[@RobertH-qb5it]

No laundry? Hmm. They could redesign the wasteful bathroom and put one in there.

[@KerryTarnow]

There is a stacking unit in the closet

[@antoniog2833]

It feels more like a large studio apartment. Sorry.. Horrible design. 2 bedrooms where? A bed in the living room is not a bedroom.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback 👊🏻

[@thepunadude]

56 MINS! BEEN ON THE PHONE WITH MY BANK PEOPLE ... LOOKS LIKE THINGS MIGHT BE POPPING! ... I LIKE THE ZENNI

[@KerryTarnow]

Under an hour isnt so bad 😆

[@cretnotonic]

A hassle if the mechanism breaks and you can't access your bed or closet. A simple pull/push system could work too.

[@KerryTarnow]

They can be moved manually

[@stephenmcfarland2298]

The descending bed, dual use spaces, and ample windows are all solid features. I'm no prude, but I'd probably prefer a slightly more opaque door for a bathroom.

[@kaceykelly7222]

With great advertisement like Kerry gives them, you would think they would immediately jump in and ramp up the production. I would definitely order one if they could deliver in one year. I wonder what the cost is for delivering to California??

[@erichter66]

When you laid on the bed, your legs from your knees down were hanging off the bed but your head was almost at the very top of the bed already. I am 6’1”, so that bed may not be long enough for me.

[@KerryTarnow]

It’s a full size bed, likely just the camera angle

[@elizabethclaiborne6461]

Very nice! But, power outages. Can that bed and closet operate manually?

[@KerryTarnow]

They can

[@erikjohnson9931]

125k is not bad for the size. When is delivery starting and how far will they ship these units?

[@KerryTarnow]

First goal is all over the USA

[@greenbrown7776]

My concern: Who would repair the mechanism that lowers and raises the bed when it inevitable breaks?

[@KerryTarnow]

that's a good point. I wonder how specialized the parts are. They can be moved manually so wouldn't be stuck up or down

[@cachecow]

I could live there ... easily! But I hate to think I couldn't get to my clothes or bed because a servo died.

[@ravennielsen0513]

The closet and bed can be done manually

[@spincube5734]

How long to you have to wait if the bed or closet motors quit or there's a power outage? Any manual controls you can access?

[@KerryTarnow]

They can be moved manually

[@MBMCincy63]

I really like the dual rooms and mobile furniture. Thanks Kerry for doing this traveling and inspection. 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻💓

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching

[@SShepherd]

Perfect layout and very usable. Only changes I'd make personally is scrap the spare desk/bed in the back for a full size sit/stand to build out a proper office for working at home, and maybe slightly upgraded designer look tile in the bathroom vs the floor to ceiling subway.

[@zennihome6405]

When ordering you can choose the furniture you'd like in the bedrooms. We like the idea of a dedicated office. Would be a great layout.

[@mariaagnes4728]

What a brilliant design!

[@KerryTarnow]

It really is!

[@malasuerte99]

This thing is absolute garbage in almost every respect! Everything is particle board and is broken almost instantly! The bed is horrid and it is painful (the edges are sharp)! Pretty much everything breaks with basic use. All the things need to be put together and it is like putting together bad IKEA furniture - there are misaligned holes, etc. The wet shower floods because it is not built correctly. I stayed a couple of days in one of these and it was terrible!. I think maybe if you pay extra for a contractor to fix everything and put this together you might be able to tolerate this - but after 2 days we had enough.

[@KerryTarnow]

Where was it?

[@malasuerte99]

@@KerryTarnow A vineyard in South AZ

[@Citizenesse8]

I love the clean lines of this house inside and out. It has those clean Scandinavian lines that I really love.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it!

[@kingdele01]

That is really cool, until the motor that moves the bed up and down breaks.

[@KerryTarnow]

Apparently it can be moved manually 👊🏻

[@gracilism]

At their price point, you could order two and still be cheaper than many competitors.

[@KerryTarnow]

Exactly

[@thebombu]

Very nice, very nice indeed.

[@KerryTarnow]

glad you like it!

[@ld3418]

How do you get down the bed and open the closet during power outages?

[@glory5918]

Exactly !

[@ricktennock7049]

And then you pay $1,200 per month to put it in a mobile home park.

[@KerryTarnow]

I think one of the most popular uses will be as an ADU

[@livingthelava]

This is a trailer. Half of RV trailers have had the power lower bed for two decades now.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thats cool

[@agaragar21]

The price is absurd....you can get a fully developed and finished 2000 sqft HOUSE for the same price ............big miss !