Just like their affordable dressers and beds, the 16.2m x 4.3m one-bedroom prefabricated home will cost a mere $US86,500, making it considerably cheaper than a custom-built house. But instead of coming in thousands of flat-packed boxes, it will be delivered in larger pre-assembled sections that will probably require more than just an Allen key to put together.
For added convenience the homes will also come fully-furnished with Ikea furniture and accessories, making it feel like you’re coming home to one of their showrooms every night. However, there’s no word on whether or not the freezer comes pre-stocked with meatballs, which would be a certain deal-breaker for me if not. [IdeaBox via Time]
Just who/what is that on the verandah in the top picture and what on earth are they doing?
looks like 2 kids eating their dog
The new tenants are trying to think of a way to dispose of the previous owners.
^this
I'd buy this.
The future is here!
I really hope you get at least some choice in the furnishings.
I want to assemble this solely with an allen key, even if it is 4' long and needing two hands to turn.
and the owner some how has a Volvo c30 ?
If you can put two back to back or even three and have a massive house, i'm sold.
Hrmm... cheaper, prebuilt, Australian made and delivered - no assembly required!
http://www.prefabricated.net.au/prefab-designs.htm
As usual, we're way ahead of the curve but nobody notices.
not really cheaper... unless you buy a one bedroom one
And thats what Ikea are selling "Just like their affordable dressers and beds, the 16.2m x 4.3m one-bedroom prefabricated home will cost a mere $US86,500,"
So yes, cheaper...