Boxable Unveils Cost-Efficient Steel-Framed Houses at Builder Show
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In the scorching heat of Las Vegas, Kerry Tarnow ventures to the International Builder Show, where he confronts the enigmatic co-founder of Boxable to unravel the mysteries surrounding their latest innovations. Boxable, once known for its compact living solutions, now sets its sights on grander endeavors - larger single-family houses designed to revolutionize the housing industry. Embracing steel framing over traditional materials, Boxable aims to conquer regulatory hurdles, enhance customization, and slash production costs, all while maintaining structural integrity and fire resistance.
With Phase 2 units that fold like a well-oiled machine, Boxable showcases its commitment to efficiency and practicality in the realm of housing construction. Despite regulatory challenges that have plagued the industry, Boxable stands firm, approved in several states and poised to disrupt the market with its dealer network. The team's unwavering determination in the face of bureaucratic red tape echoes the struggles of many in the modular housing sector, underscoring the urgent need for a unified approach to building regulations.
As the saga unfolds, Boxable's co-founder unveils plans to transition the Cita to steel framing, a move that could potentially revolutionize their entire product line. However, amidst the chaos of regulatory roadblocks and industry skepticism, Boxable remains a beacon of hope for those seeking innovative housing solutions. With a steely resolve and a vision for a brighter future, Boxable continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in the realm of modular construction, undeterred by the challenges that lie ahead.
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