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This has a SO "Brady Bunch" appeal. Not to mention the dad, Mike Brady, was an architect in the show.

Might be of some interest. Wednesday evening on ZOOM format.

Our Michigan office is open - to take any phone calls.

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On the day of set, the set crew typically shows up at first light. Because a home’s modules are protected with shrink wrap and shielded with sheathing for protection during transport, it will take about 15 minutes or more per module for the set crew to remove it and prepare the module for set. Once modules are stripped of their protective packaging and the crane is “rigged and ready”, it’s time to get the first module on the foundation. As the process moves along, the modules are assembled much like a puzzle. The set crew is following instructions from the manufacturer which has typically labeled each module and provided a diagram or map as to how each piece is placed and fits together. If the home has a second floor, bolts or lag screws are typically called for and are placed at the ceiling connecting the first-floor modules together. This helps make the extra strong bond between modules which makes a modular home much stronger than its typical site-built counterpart. On set day, the assembly process for the roof resembles that of a child’s Transformer® toy. Typically roofs are hinged so they can be folded up. Eaves or overhangs can be flipped down, and the gable ends of the home are assembled in pieces. With the last flip of the peak, a fully assembled roof appears. Because of this process, many or most of the shingles can be completed at the factory (depending on the roof design). While the roof set can be time-consuming, the process quickly leaves a home weathered in and well-protected from the elements. Do More With Modular!® (See PART I: GETTING READY - https://lnkd.in/dvzNSPYp) Impresa Modular | Impresa Modular Franchising, LLC | Impresa Modular Pro #modular #jointhemovement #offsite #D1D #AMOSS Gary Fleisher Tommy Rakes Matthew Cooper #builder #developer #investor Thomas Coronato #architect Matt Belcher Eric Schaefer Nolan Browne Rob Howard Jeffrey Cook Gene Meredith Andrew Seelye Jefre Outlaw Larry Brodar Ryan Colker Eric Scott Vernon Miller Michael Holmes CJ Myrick Kevin Polkow Doug Alex Gillespie Joseph Blockno Curtis McCurry Victor DePhillips Jon Marshall Erik Cofield Tolan Fernando Calderon Neal Smith Debbie Miller Kathleen Lausman Bradley Clarke Jim Griffin Brice Leconte Chris Lawrence

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