01 · ARRIVE
Defined front entry
The porch-front design creates a clear transition between the exterior and the primary interior living area.
Cedarvale 30 | Porch-Front Expandable Prefab Home
Cedarvale 30 | Porch-Front Expandable Prefab Home
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Starting at $66,999.99 USD
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Porch-front expandable living
The Cedarvale 30
A residential-style expandable prefab home combining a broad interior layout with a pitched roof, covered entry, and warm architectural detailing. The Cedarvale 30 provides approximately 610 square feet of expanded exterior footprint for compact living, guest accommodation, rental projects, workspaces, and hospitality applications.
Approx. 610 sq. ft.
Total expanded exterior footprint
Approx. 584 sq. ft.
Calculated interior footprint before partitions
29.5 × 20.7 ft
Approximate expanded exterior dimensions
Expandable format
Narrow transport profile with a wider installed layout
Residential character
A softer exterior with a practical expandable layout.
The pitched roof, porch-front appearance, contrasting trim, and balanced window placement give the Cedarvale 30 a more familiar small-home profile.
02 · LIVE
Open shared space
The expanded floor plan provides space for lounge, dining, kitchen, storage, and circulation functions.
03 · SEPARATE
Private-room potential
The longer 30-foot format supports multiple rooms arranged around the central shared interior.
Product highlights
Designed around space and flexibility.
A multi-room expandable prefab home for projects that require more separation than a compact studio or one-room unit.
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Expanded residential footprint
The structure expands to approximately 29.5 by 20.7 feet, providing roughly 610 square feet of exterior floor area.
02
Pitched-roof profile
The sloped roof and front-facing architectural treatment create a more traditional residential silhouette.
03
Steel structural frame
Galvanized-steel framing, folding structural components, and insulated panels form the primary structure and enclosure.
04
Flexible interior planning
The interior can organize living, sleeping, kitchen, bathroom, dining, storage, or workspace functions within one layout.
Specifications
Size and construction.
Measurements are presented in imperial and metric units for easier transportation, placement, and site planning.
The exterior footprint and usable interior area are different
measurements. Framing, wall thickness, partitions, cabinets,
fixtures, and built-in elements reduce the finished usable space.
- Product type
- Porch-front expandable prefab home
- Nominal configuration
- 30-foot expandable model
- Expanded exterior footprint
- Approx. 610 sq. ft. / 56.7 m²
- Expanded exterior dimensions
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Approx. 29.5 ft × 20.7 ft × 8.1 ft
9,000 × 6,300 × 2,480 mm - Approx. interior footprint
- Approx. 584 sq. ft. / 54.3 m² before internal partitions
- Interior dimensions
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Approx. 29.0 ft × 20.1 ft × 7.3 ft
8,840 × 6,140 × 2,240 mm - Folded dimensions
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Approx. 29.5 ft × 7.2 ft × 8.1 ft
9,000 × 2,200 × 2,480 mm - Primary structure
- Galvanized-steel frame with folding structural components
- Wall system
- Insulated panel construction
- Floor base
- 18 mm magnesium-board floor base with finish surface
- Openings
- Aluminum-framed doors and windows with double-glazed tempered glass configurations
- Configuration options
- Floor plan, exterior treatment, interior finishes, fixtures, colors, and systems are defined by the selected project scope
Potential applications
A residential format with multiple possibilities.
Final suitability depends on the installation location, selected configuration, utilities, site conditions, and local requirements.
01 · RESIDENTIAL
Compact home
A multi-room floor plan for residential use where placement and occupancy are permitted.
02 · GUESTS
Guest accommodation
A detached living space for visiting family, extended stays, or private guest use.
03 · HOSPITALITY
Rental or retreat
A potential option for permitted lodging, rental, resort, glamping, campground, or retreat projects.
Before ordering
Confirm the complete configuration.
- Product imagery may show staged furniture, lighting, appliances, décor, landscaping, porch elements, steps, finishes, or optional configurations.
- The final quote should identify the selected floor plan, exterior treatment, room arrangement, materials, systems, fixtures, appliances, and finish selections.
- Transportation, unloading, foundation preparation, placement, utility connections, porch installation, and site work depend on the project location.
- Local zoning, permits, occupancy rules, structural requirements, and applicable building standards should be confirmed before placement.
Common questions
Understanding the Cedarvale 30.
Review the principal size, configuration, delivery, and installation considerations before requesting a final quote.
Is the entire 610 square feet usable interior space?
No. The 610-square-foot figure represents the approximate expanded exterior footprint. The calculated interior footprint is approximately 584 square feet before accounting for room partitions, cabinetry, fixtures, and built-in elements.
Is the porch included in the square-foot measurement?
The stated square footage is calculated from the main expanded exterior length and width. Porch, deck, roof-extension, stair, and railing areas should be confirmed separately in the selected project drawings.
What is included with the kitchen and bathroom?
Included cabinetry, countertops, sinks, bathroom fixtures, plumbing components, electrical components, appliances, finishes, and climate systems depend on the selected configuration and written project scope.
Can the room layout or exterior colors be changed?
Project-specific configuration changes may be available. Adjustments can affect pricing, production timing, dimensions, structural requirements, utilities, transportation, and project documentation.
Can it be used as an ADU or permanent residence?
Suitability depends on the installation location and final specifications. Zoning, foundations, utility systems, energy standards, permits, and occupancy requirements vary by jurisdiction.
What information is needed for a project quote?
Provide the delivery city and state, intended use, preferred floor plan, site-access conditions, exterior treatment, finish preferences, quantity, unloading requirements, and anticipated project timing.
Need a different floor plan or multiple units?
Share the intended use, project location, quantity, and preferred interior arrangement so the appropriate project scope can be reviewed.
