Metal Buildings

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Bob and ,

Have you guys ever seen these? They're Modernist PreFab Homes. As I

understand it, many of these can be greatly customized. Regardless of mold, I

think

some of these are pretty cool.

Sharon

http://www.fabprefab.com

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, Bob wrote:

> You mention some things I would not know to look for. Is there a

particular brand of travel trailer which is good and then make a few

necessary modifications? Basically , what should we be looking

for in a " safe house " .<

I can't tell if a house is good or bad after I've been " hit " .

So I get " clear " and then go directly to the place and assess my

response by trying to sleep there. A lot of places that seem ok

turn out to be bad for me if the wind changes directions, so I have

to be there under various weather conditions and wind directions.

The bothersome thing is wondering if your " good " place will go bad

and trailers are ESPECIALLY bad about this.

I haven't found any brand that I would trust. The materials have

really gotten bad since wood prices went out of sight and good kiln

dried wood became a thing of the past.

I like the metal buildings with cement floors - hangar style.

They are getting quite good and even look like regular homes now.

They understand " thermal bridging " and can control for a fair degree

of heat loss through proper insulation.

If I were to erect a permanent structure - I would choose a metal

building. But as I've found, if my neighbor is letting out a

ripping spore plume, it negates the whole point. So it would have to

be fairly isolated to be really trustworthy.

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