The PowerPod is designed to be transportable on a flatbed truck and installed without a crane. The entire building is made at the factory and folds up for shipment. Once it arrives at its destination, it can be dropped onto supports and hooked up to utility and water lines. Installation takes two or three days.
The overhang on the front of the house is supposed to provide shade during the summer months and still let light in during the winter.
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- ... designs for mult-wide and multi-story houses based on the PowerPod concept. PowerHouse Enterprises can be found at http://www.powerhouse-enterprises.com/.... (Read the rest)
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  Slipped decimal point likely ... Andrew P. | 09/21/07 |
| Is the overhang adjustable What the ...! | 09/13/07 |
| A bit small for a family, but ... Andrew P. | 09/21/07 |
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