Oops! They Let The SECRET Slip About The Boxabl Factory!!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Will You Be Investing In A Boxabl?* Build A House In 28 MINUTES?? SNAP Together Homes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpK4m4ijqp5roaM Anyone can buy shares in Boxabl for $0.80 at www.invest.boxabl.com and read the offering circular contract at www.boxabl.com/circular

[@LesMorrisracing]

How do you get financing for one? Do they offer it?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

@@LesMorrisracing at this time they do not offer financing.

[@LesMorrisracing]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Thank you I was watching more of your videos you are the best

[@phirintra]

I did invest 22000 shares

[@shastina5493]

If I knew they were shipping to California first, I would have ordered one! I thought I would have to wait at the end of the line. Looking into them more and thinking of those buyable shares! Thanks Kristina!

[@sandybayes]

I plan on buying land and placing a boxable type home on it in 3-4 years so I thoroughly enjoy watching all that is happening during that time. Really appreciate all your info and comments!

[@joltjolt5060]

ZONING LAWS look them up call the county permit office.

[@Bibi-hh1md]

Not a bad idea

[@penelopenature1862]

I wish you would have answered how many Boxabl's they have delivered after the government contract. Why are they not telling people where they are on the list? If we are on the list and are not in NV or CA can we get the RV option? Do you get to keep the wheels for 50,000? They do need to hire a PR firm because I learned more info in your video than from Boxabl. Thanks for the video!

[@bensavage6389]

Knowing the government, it works against the people so they probably gave them money to not produce. It seems like the government is more interested in driving inflation right now. Limiting supply of boxable would be in that interest. And that seems to be what we're seeing, nobody has seen a boxable unit in the real world.

[@mycruiseinc]

Hello Penelope Nature, they built and delivered zero of this homes. I looked it up. This is a scam to get money from people. They made it look so real but never sold a house to any consumer.

[@benjiebarker]

boxable better get ready for some refunds and not spend all the 6.5 billion $ all at once😂

[@MargaretCSullivan]

I think it's not so much the Boxabl houses themselves that are the future of the company. They are proof of concept. It's the techniques they are using to make the tiny homes that can be scaled down the road to make regular size homes. That's where the association with Horton comes in. So for all those saying "nobody wants the tiny house," just wait a bit. It's a shame the technology side is not moving faster.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

The technology is their it’s scaling the project that where the problem comes in. That’s why that tiny factory can only do so much. I am hopeful that more builders will get onboard with this. It really would change a lot of peoples lives to find an affordable home.

[@MargaretCSullivan]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Are they having the supply chain problems other builders are having, since they don't use lumber or drywall? If nothing else they could get more homes built faster if they could scale up without the supply chain issues. But it looks like they actually make all their housing materials so that's a matter of scale as well.

[@recoveringsoul755]

@@KristinaSmallhorn I believe California has required sprinkler systems for new construction or remodels. Do these have sprinklers? I don't see how they could wth folding roofs. Are they earthquake safe? And of course you can stand on it if they can stack 5 tall and if they can hold snow on those flat roofs in cold climates. I really *want to see how you hook up electrical and water. Is there an on demand water heater in these?* Nobody talks about that. I would prefer less windows so I can use vertical space for storage. One of these is smaller than my one bedroom apartment, and that's already too small. If you put a second floor, or adjacent box that's just empty, or has only a bathroom, to use as 2 bedrooms, or a master and small office, and modify first one for larger living area, the empty box should be less expensive. Older people are going to want handicap accessible spaces in case they need them. I think all homes should be built that way so there isn't a need for massive modifications later if something happens. Like grab bars in shower, a seat, grab bars near toilet.

[@CastToFall]

@@KristinaSmallhorn aren't they planning to make the homes modular? Like stack them and make a full house from the tiny homes?

[@Crunch_dGH]

Yup! Applicable to making a powered trailer containing a supplemental battery along with a solar covered aero shell above a Boxable-/CyberLandr-type low profile pop-up camper that has a recess for a gen3 Starlink mobile dish.

[@KerryTarnow]

Great info! Wonder where we’ll bump into each other next 😂

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Do you still want those clips? I didn’t even realize how many clips I have with you in them.

[@KerryTarnow]

@@KristinaSmallhorn yes please!

[@marla1115]

@@KerryTarnow I’ll take some clips too! Kerry’s awesome. Kidding about the clips, not a stalker. Lol

[@KerryTarnow]

@@marla1115 haha 😂

[@phirintra]

Love you guys… it made me smile when this show you guys in the vdo 😁😁😁😍

[@dpdonahue]

Kristina, boxable is building to the RV codes that clearly state "not for continuous habitation". The person you were interview who said they are apply to build "modular" in CA and NV. What was that about? The building codes need to be explained in more detail to help the consumer know/understand what they are buying. If as he also said, you have been a driving force of their success, may I ask you to do a video on the ramifications of how different codes effect property values and a home owners liability, especially if they are renting out an RV to someone for continuous occupancy. Thank you.

[@heatherwarner865]

The thing is the RV company is making RVs that are 4 season and for continuous use now. More people, even families are choosing to live and work full time in an RV, not just because of cost but to develop the closeness of family. It's what Hubby and I are doing for retirement - we're selling/giving away everything down to brass tacks and Rving, the dream is a tiny Class C and the ability to fall asleep in the mountains on night...and a beach the next. The great thing - our grown children have given their approval as the oldest plans on traveling and living in Europe full time with her company and the youngest wants to go into traveling medicine.

[@gregsandifer2398]

Right on this point

[@dpdonahue]

@@heatherwarner865 Your situation is different then if someone bought one of these things, placed it on their property, and then rented it out to a 3rd party. And now where is the company disclosing this major fact. Instead they are using words commonly associated with either Title 24 or Title 25 conforming construction. Which IMO is purposely deceptive.

[@heatherwarner865]

@@dpdonahue that falls under different laws than just home occupation. Which are deceptive for most tenets outright no matter the dwelling.

[@duderama6750]

A word of warning: van life is difficult and now illegal in most places. A class c will stick out like a sore thumb and you will get the knock. There's a reason we call it stealth camping.

[@WhistleMaster]

There is not ONE real life installation video yet of Boxable. It’s all looks fake!

[@Cactus12]

It’ll be really interesting to see the future of these homes. I really like the overall idea, my only complaint, however, is that if I were to purchase one, I’d like it to be a real house, not an ADU. It doesn’t have to be big by any means (since that would defeat the purpose of making these affordable) but maybe around 800 sq ft Edit: I just made it to the end of the video where he talked about these being the future for homes and apartments. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for this company and their homes

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

It will be interesting. It’s all just the beginning for them.

[@priestesslucy]

These are only being installed as ADUs because that's the easiest way to permit them. I know I'd be more than happy with one of these for my house at the current size

[@breewashere]

If it is the future of homes I hope they at least come up with realistic looking designs/textiles that look like maybe brick or wood or maybe even the shingle siding sort of look?

[@user-ne2bb5nh7t]

Yeah I think that the main value of this company is the research into making the building process more efficient. There are lots of modular companies, and tiny home companies, this one is wanting to set itself apart based on the construction process. I can absolutely see a future where you can make a larger building with additional modules. Companies have done this in the past, but then manufactured housing got a bad reputation.

[@mk-jm5tv]

@@breewashere build a house

[@monster-pq7ln]

That was a very impressive cartwheel. 👏

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I couldn’t believe I could still do it at my age. 🤣😂

[@MzRage]

@@KristinaSmallhorn what do you mean you’re only 20 hon lol

[@dant8891]

"I still don't have a house in my backyard." - me too. That keeps me thinking about what to do with it!!!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’m looking at 3D printing next for an ADU.

[@trenatartt8609]

I recently took a tour of their factory and the model is nice. During the tour it was stated they should be ready for the public by end of year if I recall correctly.

[@y.r.9401]

City & state??

[@duderama6750]

So it's been a year. Where are they now? Still no return for investors, nothing in sight for years to come.

[@dj1980101]

I was wondering why I haven’t see any in the wild. Thanks for shining a light on the reality of the situation.

[@johnknightiii1351]

Boxabl has me worried. I've never heard of one in use that wasn't a home show or at their warehouse. Seems to be a technology demonstration so far to get investors.

[@BillBene67]

Yep..that's my fear. Pipedream until they actually have these up and being used and lived in.

[@sassy-pants]

There’s at least 1 in Texas and another up N as a Air BNB, found them both on KZbin

[@tomaszjohannsen5285]

Ya, go read the prospectus ... they were milking average investors... very unfavorable to the investor, i wouldn't touch it.

[@invaderjoshua6280]

It’s a scam.

[@ducjoshnguyen]

I can’t get a refund!

[@ryannebaldwin361]

Patience and faith is a huge part of being an early adopter; your investing in the betterment of the concept. Original Tesla purchasers waited years for the first cars. I love my Tesla and would LOVE to have a boxable ♥️

[@michaeljohnson2470]

"Uh, you can probably just plug it in with an extension cord". How authoritative, gives me confidence.

[@ericbarron1129]

Best Boxable video I've seen. Thank you

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you Eric!

[@Apraiseangel]

I would love some land to put a couple of these tiny homes on to use for transitions homes for teenages who are aging out of the system.

[@really2345]

Is that English or do you speak 'babble'?

[@Apraiseangel]

@@really2345 I speak English. Thank you for the insult. Social media give a safe place to people like you to be cruel. Lord help you!

[@wakeup7874]

@@Apraiseangel I understand completely what you said I think u r referring to Foster children correct?

[@Apraiseangel]

@@wakeup7874 yes exactly!

[@mikelentz833]

Great as always. Thanks for asking the tough questions. And it was really great that you ran into Kerry, crossover episodes are the best.

[@MadRhetorik.]

Personally I get serious construction trailer vibes. For the price I can build my own house and be way more solid and have it custom.

[@tedosmundson7326]

Yes... but you can never move it without great expense... and what materials are you using? Wood and drywall?

[@lonewolf82007]

I do believe in the company as a concept... I invested and bought 9000+ shares... I just hope they get the marketing down soon and start actually selling them... And going public and growing... it's concept is right for the times and needs of a public wanting more affordable homes!

[@bobstranzenbach4700]

It’s looking like Boxabl is a scam? Still not seeing any real life reviews.

[@ShakaCthulu]

I hope they become the Henry Ford of pre-fab homes.

[@Mulerider4Life]

Great content. Primary reason we need less sales people and more trades people!

[@samiam394]

Boxabl is a cool concept. They’re definitely real. I always see them at the port in Jacksonville on their way to who knows where.

[@bellaluce7088]

Would love to see a photo of that if you're willing to share a social media link. I had high hopes for this company but it is screaming SCAM to me as of 8-19-22.

[@islandnites]

:-) This is soooo cool! Thx for going to the factory and doing this video so we can see how all this is done. ✌

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thanks for watching.

[@drjaye1962]

I think we need a podcast on Boxabl...hey what about a pitched roof on a Boxabl w/solar and wind turbines @ the apex, (even if it only takes the heat out of the roof area) and some kind of battery backup, also the ability to enclose the tankless heater (I live in a northern climate KS)....we need a community...peace

[@carlbausemer4077]

Realistically it would take at least three boxables to support a family of three. (Living Room/Kitchen/Bedrooms) Cost $150,000. 1140 sq ft. Plus land and foundation costs. As apposed to purchasing two caribou deer run log cabins. Which would cost $154,480 for 1120 sq feet. Plus land and foundation costs. (4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms)

[@paulfranke3511]

I am intrigued by seeming durability of these synthetic materials. Wood is amazing in many respects but not to worry about termites and rot over the long haul makes Boxable type facilities enormously attractive and so inexpensive to transport to the site

[@lovemusicbandchorus]

@@paulfranke3511 my concern though is that they haven't addressed the serviceability of these homes yet. If something in their electrical system goes wrong, can I access it? Or do I have to destroy the home to fix anything? Same with the plumbing. I haven't seen anything on this part anywhere, so my guess is that they just bank on nothing going wrong or ever needing to be changed.

[@randybobandy9828]

People have to be realistic... no matter what or how a home is built there is a price per sqft range that will always be there. $125-$175 per sqft is the minimum really. You aren't ever going to get a decent home under $100 a sqft.

[@neonkuromi]

still way cheaper than buying a “regular” house in my city

[@paulchambers1687]

Great job Kristina! You gained confirmation of two major items: 1) Elon may not be living in a Boxabl, but one is sitting on SpaceX property, and 2) the DR Horton order is for 100 casitas. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@marianl3447]

KERRY.....!!!! Great to see you there ...thanks Kristina for vid and for Kerry;s appearance...LOVE Kerry...he does AWESOME reviews too. Thank you Boxabl for the vids for both these reviewers...and for what lengths you are going to ...to make these what you want them to be.

[@stevensmith8580]

Again, great info. Thanks!

[@rhodyreport8949]

I purchased stocks in this company!!!

[@Tinab275]

So did I.

[@rhodyreport8949]

At.83 cent I purchased 1000 shares, affordable housing is here to stay

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

They are reasonable now. Which is a great thing!!

[@bellaluce7088]

I truly hope everyone who has invested gets a great return, but this company has so many red flags for being a SCAM that I would need to see a lot more evidence that they're actually solving the scalability benefits the entire business model is based on. It seems VERY sketchy that after all these years the best their own spokesman could apparently say about it (at 6:15 ish) was "...once that machine is done and it's fully fleshed out, I mean, you turn it on, I mean the houses are going to be flying out of this, um, if everything kinda goes according to the vision." What?? I LOVE the vision. But until they have the machines and the infrastructure to deliver on the orders they've already taken, this might as well be a glorified tiny house company building SIP houses one at a time by hand. And shamelessly capitalizing on an insinuated relationship with a tech billionaire to get ever-more investment money seems sketchy AF. BUYER BEWARE!

[@LastTruth1]

We need this on the west coast!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

That’s where they have gotten approval. California, Arizona and Nevada.

[@gbrickcommercialre]

Kristina, do you know how these would hold up to weather? Midwest tornadoes, east coast hurricanes? Also, are they built on a basement or a slab? Or doesn't that matter? They're cute, but I would be far more interested in knowing how durable they are.

[@erictheblue7256]

Because they use Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) for the walls and roof (not sure about how they build the floor), it should be very strong as SIPs have amazing compressive, sheering, and tensile strength. Ironically, there's one potential downside to SIPs related to their strength. The panels are so rigid that I can see the potential for delamination (inner or outer walls separating from the insulated core) if the ground or foundation shifts, which is not uncommon.

[@gbrickcommercialre]

@EricTheBlue - thank you Eric:-). Sounds like they may have a couple more kinks to work through.

[@erictheblue7256]

@@gbrickcommercialre You're welcome Annette. I researched SIP panels several years ago and IMHO, it is one of the best bang for the buck wall systems available. I especially like that Boxabl is using a steel wall for the exterior and water resistant composite for the inner wall. It is my wall system of choice, but I would want answers about potential delamination prior to order (especially warranty).

[@dannymartial7997]

Regular houses are made from dry wall and held up with lumber. If those houses aren't of concern, these should be fine.

[@tedosmundson7326]

@@erictheblue7256 Pour a solid slab 6 inches thick with rebar and ground movement should not be an issue... after grading you should be able to a slab any size extra that you want for patio and parking spaces.

[@korianabrooks4241]

Question: Is the Boxabl better and worth waiting for, over just getting a small modular home from a local manufacturer?

[@neonkuromi]

depends on your money

[@marla1115]

Question so does Horton get their hundred boxable order before the rest of us? I know I signed up before Horton but does that push me back even further in receiving one? Any Video that involves Kerry gets a thumbs up.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Kerry Tarnow is one of my favorites here on KZbin. As for the Dr Horton order, boxabl stated they are now filling orders for California, Nevada and Arizona since they were able to get approval.

[@penelopenature1862]

That is what I wonder. I hate to be pushed back even further 😡.

[@mikecostigan9913]

That dude is sporting a Kentucky Waterfall, a Tennessee Top Hat....HAHA!

[@SHOCKPROOFX]

I'm a Boxabl investor! I see great potential in this company!

[@neonkuromi]

me too!

[@gregsandifer2398]

Let us know how that works out

[@solrwavz]

anyone can invest in boxable!

[@dinahfink9761]

Why? They can build a Boeing plane faster than this tiny box house.

[@Rocky1765]

I have a feeling that this will cost way more than they advertise, $50K, and I assume it will cost twice as much when you figure in transportation cost. Then there is the 10 year waiting list. I will pass.

[@krislarsen6546]

Manufacturing the new manufacturing facility is going to cost probably 50 100 perhaps 200 million at minimum. So yeah that $50,000 is probably going to be a problem

[@olmed4405]

Is it really a 10 yr waiting list so I can just buy a mobile home? Lol

[@olmed4405]

@@AndiGrant usually for a mobile home it includes delivery, slab of dirt, vinyl skirting and AC unit. Utilities are usually responsibility of owner

[@lolaortiz6918]

Take your time and doing correctly and safely!!!!

[@gif24gt60]

Will these houses offer net zero energy houses and options for additional cabinet and counter space for the kitchens?

[@lornawood3260]

I still didn’t hear anything about hooking up plumbing and the procedure. That would be my main issue; I wouldn’t have a clue how to have that done!

[@aislynn001]

I love that you and Kerry ran into each other, that's awesome

[@aaaideas4U]

Where can I find info on Boxabl RV? I googled it and there isn’t anything. He mentioned it in your video at 4:05.

[@susank.4945]

I've seen this recently happen with another company offering panel homes as well... but they also do stick-built and they are offering these at $30K less to those waiting on the panel houses that no one knows how - or wants to build at their location... they made a mistake and are owning up to it. Boxabl took too many orders and is "offering a refund", I hope they live up to it... and can get to the rest before people don't want/need them anymore.

[@y.r.9401]

What co.!??

[@kburkes4245]

For what they're selling these for, you could get a tiny house much more easily. Incredible Tiny Homes in Tennessee (or maybe KY) make some starting at $20,000.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I saw that. These are meant to be built onto so you could add more box’s over time as your family grows.

[@kathyoaks5898]

Incredible tiny homes is in Newport, Tn, they do great work.

[@marla1115]

Okay but are they resistant to mold, fire, termites and sledgehammers like boxabl? Seriously doubt you’re gonna get the same quality in a tiny house that you will in a boxabl. Insulation is another factor I’d look into in a tiny house.

[@randybobandy9828]

$20k? For what size and what features? That seems unrealistically low unless it's like 150sqft or less.

[@cherricrittenden894]

I won’t be buying from California for any housing. I lived there as a kid for years and it’s a horrible place now. I do however plan on buying from Incredible Tiny Homes in Tennessee. They are doing so much more than “concept” homes. Their use of materials that would otherwise end up in a landfill is PROOF that we can build a eco-friendly home without costing hundreds of thousands of dollars is spot on.

[@4kassis]

Id like to see a few videos of houses that people are actually using, not just demos and stories. Makes me think this might be the emperors new casita…

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’m not even going to argue with you because I feel the same way. This video is years old and no houses in peoples backyards that I’ve seen.

[@scooter10421]

This is awesome.

[@vini1218]

Kristina, so after touring the Boxable complex and seeing what Boxable is all about. Would you invest in Boxable?

[@TahoeJones]

How do you sell something that's not certified for use?

[@duderama6750]

KZbin!

[@DatsAhVibe]

Hey Kristina I was wondering if you could do a comparison with prefab housing cost compared to if a contractor build that specific design…

[@romantic_hippie]

I haven't seen a single video of anyone receiving one, and their social media team deletes comments of patrons complaining they've been waiting years and still haven't received theirs

[@joecold8200]

I have my doubts, but anyone that owns a company, will see that even 5 - 7 years in business, at their current progress is pretty impressive. Factories, funding does not occur overnight, if they can survive around the 10 year -15 year mark, you likely will see the automation in play. Not easy to do for somewhat complex project. One thing I feel is super scammy, is how they are selling shares and houses with no real promise of delivery. The factory as it stands is currently almost a "scam" and marketing ploy to drive more "investors".

[@GFYYT11111]

Franchise Boxabl ~ 1st Principle Thinking. Great content, thanks for sharing 💚🌍

[@themetalmaiden7462]

What is the roof covering material made of?

[@duderama6750]

Pipe dreams.

[@KaBaSki714]

Invested! I am a huge believer and now INVESTOR in Boxabl; worth the risk to me.

[@bindiberry6280]

My Korean contractor told me they, 6 members, can build a 10x12ft basics for 15,000.00 in two weeks.

[@Living_LovingSanDiego]

Loved your video. As always, very informative.

[@6248cjl]

I want a boxable and someone’s backyard to zoned to allow it! In my parish, not possible. I need a granny pod for an active granny to age in place.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’m not sure what parish you’re in but I know a work around is to call it a “game room” when getting approval. Not saying I haven’t done this before… (shhh. I have) 😊👏

[@bellaluce7088]

GREAT name, Bucket List Boomer! 😄👏❤

[@ads141gaming3]

Will this happen in the UK ?

[@ryanzweng2659]

Awesome, love this!!! You’re epic!

[@astralsoul888]

VERY COOL!

[@twochins4074]

The replacement for trailer homes is here

[@Mrs.T305]

are these hurricane proof?

[@DebiBrady]

Looks adorable...if I needed an ADU I'd definitely consider it! PS: I knew were tiny...but girl... ;)

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’ve put on weight. Lol. I was 112 pounds last year.

[@merdith6]

At 2 a day it seems like an illusion so far

[@bryanrebleza3851]

can you make it somehow typhoon resistant or something like that if possible you can make the design like more wind resistant like capsule corp did

[@KerrySteuart]

Thank you so very much for posting this content. I am not sure this is a viable business for mass production. They have been working on this concept for four years. I am wondering if it is a Theranos and/or Bernie Madoff scheme but only time will tell if this company is profitable, productive and transformative.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I was seriously thinking that before I went to the factory. But their were actual homes being built. With a line on of finished homes out for delivery. They really have to scale up for delivery for the amount of homes ordered but I think they are going to make that happen.

[@bellaluce7088]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Kristina, if you see this comment, I am so curious about your opinion of the founder of the company who is featured for just a moment in this video, and any other details you might have learned about why their mass production machinery is not functional yet. - I loved the concept of this company when I first learned about it, but having been duped into promoting a business that turned out to be a scam, Boxabl as of 8-19-22 is raising MASSIVE red flags for me.

[@xavierquinonez9883]

Sears homes on a whole different level

[@HowToADU]

Because this box says "Made in China" 🤣

[@YahisJoy]

I just watched a video earlier today. They said they used steel and concrete. Weird. The set up of the assembly was different. Weird. Very weird

[@kellonwheelz_66]

Hi Kristina! 👋🏾👋🏾 Have you checked out Randy Jones and Incredible Tiny Homes in Newport, TN yet? I think you'd be impressed with the work they are doing to make homes affordable for people.

[@Cdub0619]

Boxabls are piling up in the ally. They have no modular approvals, which vary down to local municipalities. I don’t think they make it.

[@9fiveb180]

Little boxes on the hillside little boxes made of ticky tacky little boxes all the same. Such an amazing way of existing rather than truly living in any authentic or original capacity. Like Tesla and their quality issues. That's what happens when you over sell and under deliver because your CEO lacks the ability to slow down and really consider the advantages of quality over quantity. It's that mentality of quantity over quality that's been destroying our planet and everything in it for the past few hundred years now. Getting people to understand this though is not so easy.

[@michaelg8258]

Your quantity/quality point (poetically then sarcastically introduced) seems off the mark and even inverted to me: small house = low "quantity" in terms of sq. ft., materials, and environmental impact. Any quality issues are TBD, but it appears to be a genuine focal point, and objectively considering alternative/traditional building methods it certainly sounds promising. Whether the contemporary box shape is appealing is subjective/personal (I like it). Lastly, "authenticity and originality" are always great in concept, so long as you have the means, in terms of personal capability and time, or *lots* of money.

[@ajt5662]

1 car per minute?! 🤣 🤣 🤣 Where they do that at?!

[@bowchicabowwow467]

they really need to scale up hard for any of us to see them. They will need to pump out a lot more if they only doin 2 a day on average. If they did 200 a day, we can expect to see them in a yearish

[@dabzprincess92]

That's 1 car every 8 mins not even minute 😂

[@tuomasholo]

There’s going to be a lot of disappointed buyers.

[@solrwavz]

2 a day? how is such a low number even possible for such a big factory? I'd be very sceptical putting an order in.

[@UltimaRSfan]

A house that's so affordable it'll never be available

[@duderama6750]

The owners are draining money from the company while investors get nothing.

[@joshmarks5849]

Companies like these always run a huge risk of bankruptcy… tread carefully

[@bellaluce7088]

Thank you for being a voice of reason in these comments. I have been rooting for this company, but the SCAM red flags as of 8-19-22 are stunning.

[@deathblade909]

I haven't seen them talk about waterproofing the joints .

[@sandyjaniegallardo15]

If they become like a car factory, do you think they will eventually finance them like a car? 🤷

[@cal.5081]

Yes!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

If they get modular approval there’s no reason you couldn’t. If you made them over 800 square ft you could get a traditional 30 year mortgage.

[@airplane247]

Hi I though young was getting one from a place in tx???

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’m still waiting to decide. Most likely that will be the place I get it from but I want to check with this 3D printed company first.

[@airplane247]

@@KristinaSmallhorn oh ok

[@FoxSleeping]

Their timeframe is their Achilles heel. They’re losing.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I agree. But as new factories get built they will be able to catch up.

[@bellaluce7088]

@OPUS Digital Audio "Their timeframe is their Achilles heel." Yeah, that and their scam-like vibes!

[@bellaluce7088]

​@@KristinaSmallhorn If they don't have the machinery to automate construction at scale, more factories won't solve it. And this company has waved so many red flags for shadiness at this point that even if they do start mass-producing, I wouldn't trust the quality. "When people show you who they are, believe them the first time."

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

@@bellaluce7088 It will be interesting what happens over the next year.

[@haleysanders2763]

I have been waiting on Boxable for 3 years? So I give up on them!!!!

[@anthonyburlison2044]

Were you compensated in any way for your Boxabl review?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

They paid my travel. Other than that not a penny.

[@Crimson15Red]

I wonder if we can add them together. 4-5

[@christianholmstedt8770]

The price for these are not listed anywhere on their site. Seems like a promotion to buy stocks. On top of that these are useless if they are not legal to put up.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

They are 50k and have remained that price since 2019. That’s just for the base model Casita.

[@christianholmstedt8770]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Thx. Not cheap or even affordable by any means.

[@eric1565]

@@christianholmstedt8770 i guess $10k is affordable lol. A regular car rav4 now cost $36k and u want a house for $10k🤣

[@christianholmstedt8770]

@@eric1565 Who said $10k? That tiny cube at $50k + land + utilities isn't really a viable option if their selling point is price.

[@eric1565]

@@christianholmstedt8770 go ahead and not buy then lol. who forces you? a 100k people are on the waitlist disagree with u.

[@VictorLopez-fd8ze]

Are they going to put solar panels where it's ready to go and live in ready

[@michaeljohnson2470]

So the house is made "mostly out of glue", of course nothing could go wrong there in places with extreme temperature fluctuations.

[@cwjohnson1356]

They Boxing everyone's money 💰

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Or spending it?

[@CryptoEV]

Am not 100% sold on This yet. There should be more workers there to beging with IMO.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

It’s just a concept factory the next one they are building will be pushing out a lot more homes.

[@CryptoEV]

@@KristinaSmallhorn i understand, but in that case they should look into stop taking orders if the wait time is more then 1 year IMO.

[@eric1565]

@@CryptoEV taking order gauge interest which can be used for planning and funds raising. Tesla take order since 2016 and delivered 3+ years later

[@CryptoEV]

@@eric1565 yes, but this is not tesla. Tesla is a tech company. And even they have considered to stop taking orders if its going to take more then a year to be delivered.

[@rogermccaslin5963]

@@CryptoEV As long as they are honest about the wait time, I don't see an issue with taking orders. The sticking point is what seems to be a lack of honesty. Maybe in the beginning, they had overly ambitious plans but several years in and they should have a better handle on their capabilities. They should be able to forecast production more accurately. That being said, I will grant them a little slack because they jumped in and then Covid hit so they may have gotten a bit twisted up by that.

[@jjsc3334]

Delivery cost? Other hidden costs?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

That will depend on your area but you can literally pull them will a pickup truck. They pack them so you don’t need semis to get them to a location.

[@boxablsupport5065]

A rough budget might be from $3 to $10 per mile. We will have more information on shipping soon. Including a tool for quotation.

[@bellaluce7088]

At minimum: permits, labor and supplies to lay a foundation, running utilities to the site, delivery, installation...

[@Crunch_dGH]

I’d want a powered trailer containing a supplemental battery along with a solar covered aero shell above a Boxable-/CyberLandr-type low profile pop-up camper that has a recess for a gen3 Starlink mobile dish.

[@vondapotts2409]

How much

[@shannondavis5728]

Please come to every Florida market!!!!!

[@CSLintheCASINO]

Boxabl is a joke. All of their answers are, “should be” “could be” “hopefully”

[@kyleb.7371]

Are you “real” is not the fair question. The better question would be how do justify a $3bil valuation with less tech, homes, and assets than companies with a $50mil valuation. That’s the scary part, they can’t get a single legitimate investor to invest at that number, and so they continually crowdfunders over and over again, selling shares for pennies with a valuation that is outrageous. The largest problem they have is producing one of these units in selling it for anywhere near there. Marketed price would result in them being bankrupt if they actually built all of them, there is no chance in world they are anywhere near breakeven producing a unit. So you keep the price super low to draw a large wait list, sell very few so that you don’t lose all your money, and then return all your investors original capital through selling their shares on the secondary crowdfunders markets (hence why most of their original crowd funds were the converting of voting shares to non-voting shares)