Ships in a container. Unfolds in 3 hours.
Unfold House sells a folding prefab home that ships in a standard shipping container and unfolds on site in about three hours without a crane. The Unfold Original has a 19 ft 2 in by 25 ft deployed footprint and 12 ft ceilings; the company lists delivery in ten states.
Location: United States. Home types: Foldable Prefab, Tiny Home. Build method: Ships in container, unfolds on-site in 3 hours, no crane required.
Published delivery framing: Regional. Currently available in 10 states: Oklahoma, Hawaii, Alaska, Wyoming, South Dakota, Kansas, Arkansas, Vermont, West Virginia, Delaware. Expanding.
Published delivery scope: Quote-specific scope. Scope is quote-specific. Confirm freight, setting, foundation, utilities, permits, assembly, and finishes in the written contract.
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Listed coverage is a research starting point, not confirmation for a specific address, route, site, code path, crane plan, installation scope, or final price.
Unfold House lists ten delivery states. Nine of them, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Oklahoma, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming, are among the eleven states with no state modular program, where a factory built home is approved and inspected by the local jurisdiction rather than at the state level before it ships. South Dakota is the exception on this list.
The record does not say why the published coverage matches that set. Ask the company which code path the home is built and certified to, and ask the county whether that path is permitted on the parcel.
The code path is not published. Whether this home is certified as a HUD code home, a modular home, or a park model decides the financing available and whether a county permits it, so confirm it in writing before a deposit.
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A buyer should obtain a written, model-specific proposal that identifies what the stated factory or plan price includes and excludes. Confirm delivery, transport access, setting, foundation, utilities, permits, local completion, warranty, and aftercare before comparing total project cost.
This profile presents Unfold House as a research starting point for foldable prefab, tiny home buyers. It combines the provider's published location, build method, delivery framing, named-model records, and any cited independent tours in one place so that a buyer can see both the useful details and the questions that remain.
For this provider, begin by choosing the specific model or program that fits your intended use, then compare its written factory or plan scope against the site work and local services your project will need. Ask who owns responsibility for engineering, permits, foundation, transport, setting, utilities, final completion, warranty response, and support after handoff. A listing or state chip is never an address-specific commitment.
Keep the provider's written answer with the proposal. It makes it easier to compare Unfold House with other builders on scope and responsibility rather than a headline number alone.
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480 sq ft — $89,000. Dated observation · 2026-09-02.
Record: price, delivery basis, lift requirement, installation basis, square footage
19'2" x 25' home with 12+ foot ceilings. Ships in a container and unfolds on-site in 3 hours. No crane required.
Independent tours can help a buyer form questions, but they do not establish current pricing, availability, or scope.
Inside the Folding Prefab Home with 12' Ceilings that can be Built in 3 Hours!! — Kerry TarnowThese profiles share listed delivery states, home types, or delivery framing. They are research links, not endorsements or address-specific availability promises.