First Unity Prefab Assembled in Three Days

By archives on Dec. 14, 2012 | Topics: Prefab, Projects | 4 Comments

A couple months ago I mentioned the launch of Unity Homes, a new brand of prefab homes by Bensonwood, and this is the first Unity home. It’s located in Brattleboro, Vermont and the on-site assembly took just three days — with a weather-tight shell in two days. The Xyla plan has factory-built wall and roof panels that are wrapped and shipped vertically. The walls are guided in place with a crane and anchored, and then the roof panels are set. After that the crew works on taping seams, installing trim, and finishing the siding. It’s quite the process!

[+] More about the first Unity Home in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Credits: Unity Homes.

Article tags: panelized, residential, Unity Homes

About archives: This article was contributed by the founder of Jetson Green. With the arrival of new ownership in December 2012, Preston left Jetson Green to pursue other business opportunities. If you have questions or need assistance, contact tips@jetsongreen.com.

bobcorrigan

Congratulations to everyone at Unity Homes for the first build – can’t wait to see a Varm go up!
ChKen

Hmmm…my original post was removed? What, did it read too much like an ad for the window manufacturer used?
- http://www.jetsongreen.com Preston
  
  Not sure what you’re talking about. Posts with links go to automatic review but I didn’t see one or otherwise remove anything.
  - ChKen
    
    No, no links. It must have just disappeared on its own. Disqus does that every once in a while.
    
    I just mentioned that the houses look great and that I have the Loewen windows and they perform very well.

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