Introducing Lane One Homes' Acorn Model: Innovative Steel Frame Prefab Living

Today, we find ourselves in the picturesque town of Suriri, BC, at Lane One Homes, where they are revolutionizing the housing game with their innovative steel frame prefab homes. Take, for instance, the Acorn model standing proudly beside me, a compact yet mighty abode ranging from 400 to over 1,000 square feet. But here's the kicker - these homes are stackable up to five high, making them a game-changer for workforce housing solutions. The sheer strength and versatility of these steel frames are on full display, with the potential to create a vertical community right before your eyes.

Now, let's talk about the Acorn itself - a cozy 452 square feet, boasting one bedroom, one bathroom, and soaring 9 and 1/2 foot ceilings. As we take a stroll around the exterior, the attention to detail is evident - lap siding, a sleek black metal roof, and stylish window trims exude modern charm. Stepping inside, the kitchen steals the show with its clever storage solutions, including a unique spice rack and convenient lazy susans. The open layout seamlessly flows into the living room, where an electric fireplace adds a touch of warmth and ambiance.

Moving on to the practicalities, the laundry/utility room impresses with its space-saving combo unit, hot water tank, and bonus storage options. The bathroom, although still awaiting final touches, showcases a fiberglass tub shower and reveals the inner workings of the home with spray foam insulation. As we head to the main bedroom, a thoughtful design includes a window above the bed and strategically placed light switches. And the best part? The Acorn model can be yours for $155,000 CAD, or around $113,000 USD for our friends south of the border. Lane One Homes have truly outdone themselves with this gem of a prefab home, offering style, functionality, and innovation all rolled into one.

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