See how the Sunset Breezehouse is put together
Factory made, site finished
The Sunset Breezehouse normally arrives about three months after the factory takes the order, with another month for “button-up work” at the site. For display purposes at Celebration Weekend, the process is condensed.
The two side modules and Breezespace ceiling are constructed in a factory near Vancouver, British Columbia.
A caravan of three long freight trucks arrives at our headquarters from the factory. The house is in six parts: two roof and two floor sections for the Breezespace, and two long modules that include the finished bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and library/guest room/office. The Sunset parking lot serves as temporary building site.
In about five hours, the two modules are lowered onto the foundation, and a 35-ton-capacity crane places each roof section to span the facing walls. Over the next few days, the sections are bolted together and some button-up work is completed.
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