The Oasis by Deer Valley 

Yeah you need sunglasses on to go in that kitchen but white represents maximum sanitation and that is what you want in a food preparation area but then that means a lot of work keeping it clean a professional Chef knows proper sanitation practices and would love to see a kitchen like that some limestone on the front facade would really look sharp

Thank you!!!!

There is a link in the description.

They can, the trim out crew will cut tile to fit it, instead of a transition bar

You say you guys, but I don't build the homes. As far as I know, most manufactures do not tape it there, but I am sure with the higher end builders, it could be shipped with out Crown molding installed, and tape and mud when it is installed. Of course, there would be a higher cost at that time.

That is perfectly possible

This is a lot set, the two halves will be set closer, more level, and they will put flashing and other materials to help seal the gaps.

I understand it's a lot set home I understand that 100%. But my question was not answered fully. So what do you do for the interior part of it where you can see gaps is that insulated thoroughly and how do you guarantee that moisture rodents and other living creatures doesn't get between the two sections of the home and how do you seal it underneath to keep the cold air and the hot air from intruding into the house. You know you guys really need to show how you finish this completely so people can get an idea before they purchase it. Because I wouldn't want to purchase a house knowing that there was a major gap between two sections of the house to wear energy loss is going to take place and or possibly mice snakes whatever else can come through

After set on your property, there are not gaps as shown. If you watch my video of the Kairos II fully finished, you can see that all gaps are closed in. We often don't get a chance to do tours of the homes after the fact, as the customer has moved in, and are living in the home. I am trying to get more of them fully finished, but it is a slow process.

We can actually move it. It could go where one of the closets in the hall is, or in the freezer space in the utility.

In the master closet

Unfortunately, only pex plumbing is an option

@@MHNerd why is PEX Plumbing the only option. My question is what kind of study has been done to make sure that the chemicals don't leach into the water

The options for plumbing are limited for multiple reasons. First, the home flexes during travel, and having a piping that flexes allows it to have less problem with leaks and pinholes. Second, it is rated to not burst during freezing to -50 degrees, and even though the piping is insulated, it is more exposed than a home built on a slab foundation. Third, it is a less expensive alternative. I don't know much about safety testing, but I do know the pex meets government HUD guidelines, and local site built guidelines. Also, I did a quick google search and found this information. www.sharkbite.com/us/en/resource/blog/pex-pipe-facts#:~:text=potable%20plumbing%20applications.-,Is%20PEX%20safe%20for%20drinking%20water%3F,water%20systems%20components%20%2D%20health%20effects.

Most likely breath. Lol

But great for us down south!