If you're buying a prefab cabin that doesn't look like any other, Q Cabins is the kit company for you. The Mountaineer measures 20 feet by 50 feet, with 19-foot ceilings, and a 400-square-foot ...

Here, Jermano explains more about what sets Honka’s log cabin kits apart from other prefab homes. Honka, a log cabin manufacturer based in Karstula, Finland, makes prefab homes using mass timber.

The biggest advantage of these tiny cabins is versatility. The structures can be customized with various add-ons including extra windows or skylights, a built-in loft, a Murphy bed and more.

These log tiny prefab house is filled with all types of beautiful wood and one of them also have a loft! The manufacturer for ...

The cabins, built in a 12,000-square-foot warehouse, range in size from 120 to 800 square feet, and they cost $20,000 to $80,000. They also can be custom-designed for more space.

Certain styles also offer a hinged roof, with or without a loft. The Amish Built Homes team has even created hidden pantries, wraparound front porches, and other one-of-a-kind cabin requests.

A bridge-like cabin that spans the tea valley, for instance, takes the form of an elevated, 14-meter-long wooden bridge with a courtyard terrace, while the angular, spacecraft-like LOFT cabins ...

All of this style, in yes, a modular (read factory-built) home. But Craven’s homes are hardly your garden-variety factory-built versions. Imagine manufactured homes, the next generation.

Since 1958, Honka has manufactured an astounding number of prefab log cabin kits—more than 90,000, claims the Karstula, Finland, company. Today, its work spans everything from a lodge in Finland ...