Made in the NW: How Manufactured Homes are Built at Skyline Homes

Eric tours the Skyline factory to see how affordable homes are made. There are a lot of options in affordable housing we should be looking at. Factory built homes create a lot less construction waste and when they are built indoors, the structure stays dry so there is not the damage from the weather during construction and that creates a healthier home. Let’s take a look how Skyline creates homes.
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[@hangin-in-thereawesome4245]

My family and I lived in a Skyline late 60's to early 70's! When winter came we froze..plastic over the windows because there were no storm windows, cold wind would would blow in around light switches and wall outlets! The furnace never stopped running and finally had to have a new motor replaced every winter. Orange tinted paneling with green carpeting one bathroom, three small bedrooms and a tiny living room and kitchen! I would hope by now Skyline has straightened out there problens!

[@yaosio]

My left ear enjoys this.

[@JC62888]

Wow! These houses are built better than site built homes by most large scale builders. The focus on employee comfort and safety is outstanding

[@patriciamoore6530]

Wow.. I love this video...

[@rhs4u]

You did and amazing job at showcasing the structural benefits of Factory Built Housing and demonstrating and sharing the fact that we have some great minds in our industry (with both innovative thinking and superior build quality). #manufacturedhome #manufaturedhousing #factorybuilthousing #tinyhouse #tinyhome #itsthelittlethings #rhs4u

[@aroundthehouseEricG]

There are some amazing minds out there and this IS the future of housing. Thanks for catching the segment.

[@ocean1233]

Do you have delivery for Aroostook Maine

[@ocean1233]

Northern Maine please

[@uninsurable9028]

I’ll be looking at your website.

[@turyjordan3827]

They are definitely not air tight and have absolutely zero insulating factors. When you use only staples as fasteners, you are bound to fail the structural integrity of the build. 2x2 wood for rafters is as cheap as possible. Absolutely no craftsmanship, just a bad investment!

[@rockbottom582]

Watch all 49 videos and counting of NEVER BUY A CLAYTON MANUFACTURED HOME on KZbin and do not buy one of these homes