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Zenith

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12' × 44' · modular home · IBC/IRC modular

One-bedroom modular home on a permanent foundation, with or without a flex den.

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Render — the Zenith modular home, preliminary layout: a single 12 by 44 foot module on a concrete foundation, cedar cladding under a charcoal band and a low shed roof, in a back yard
Render of the preliminary layout, not a photograph. Cladding and details are not final.

Where this model stands

Specs are finalizing — the dimensions and certification family are set, and everything else locks before we publish it. No sample numbers, no draft prices: when you see a figure on this page, it will be real.

The waitlist shapes what locks next, and waitlist registrations are how we decide which model enters the shop first. If you want one sooner, say so.

What is set today

Typemodular home
Footprint12' × 44'
Built toIBC/IRC modular
LayoutPreliminary plan published below
PricePublished when the specs lock

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Drawings

These layouts are preliminary, for discussion, not a released drawing set. Dimensions are nominal and subject to engineering, transport and certification review. The Zenith layout is still being confirmed, so expect it to move.

Preliminary Zenith floor plan, draft 17, a single 12 by 44 foot module, with the flex den. From one end: a flex den with a daybed and desk, living and dining with a sofa and banquette beside the entry, a kitchen with an island, range and fridge, a bath with a full-width shower, WC and vanity, a wardrobe and washer-dryer bay, and a bedroom with a queen bed at the far end.

Option A · one bedroom plus flex den

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Preliminary Zenith floor plan, open option, the same 12 by 44 foot module without the den. From one end: one open living and dining room with a sofa on the end wall, a coffee table and a round table for four beside the entry, then the kitchen with an island, range and fridge, a bath with a full-width shower, WC and vanity, a wardrobe and washer-dryer bay, and a bedroom with a queen bed at the far end.

Option B · one bedroom, open living, no den

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