PackPrefab
A US seller of expandable and folding prefab homes operating across Texas metros (Houston, Dallas, Austin), notable for a rare public price list and published engineering ratings (wind, seismic, fire). It claims a 500,000 sq ft manufacturing hub operating 'since 1998', but that history is marketing-stated and unverified, and no unit carries a HUD or modular certification seal.
- Headquarters
- Houston, Texas, USA
- Founded
- —
- Status
- active
- Website
- packprefab.com
Funding & ownership
Privately held; no disclosed funding. Company history claims are marketing-stated and unverified.
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Models from PackPrefab
Flip Lite
A US-sold folding unit with an unusually transparent price ($44,600) and published wind, seismic and fire ratings — though no certification seal to back a permit.
Expandable Deluxe Max
The flagship of PackPrefab's original expandable line, the Deluxe Max deploys to 430 sq ft with two bedrooms and a full bath. Now priced at $38,900 — up from a prior $29,500 listing — it sits between the Flip Lite ($44,600) and the newer Flip Classic B ($48,500) in the PackPrefab lineup. Documented US deployments in Hawaii and New York confirm active shipping. Rated to 156 mph wind, seismic Category E/F, and 1-hour fire resistance; no certification seal for permitting.
Flip Classic B
The Flip Classic B is the premium tier of PackPrefab's Flip Series, offering upgraded materials, enhanced insulation, and greater exterior customization versus the Flip Lite. Available in two height variants: the standard L20 (430 sq ft, 8 ft 4 in ceiling) and the tall H20 (455 sq ft, 8 ft 10 in ceiling). At $49,999 it is the most expensive unit in the PackPrefab line. The product line is independently confirmed by Suzhou Daxiang Container House Co., Ltd. (the Chinese manufacturing partner) on Made-in-China.com. No US residential certification seal — structural ratings are manufacturer-stated.
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