This M2 home is a custom modular design for a family in Glacier that includes two bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a kitchen and dining room. Measuring in at 1,295 square feet, the home is smartly-designed and makes efficient use of space. Two medium modular units are combined to make the house, and they are joined by a bridge built on-site after the units were delivered. One side contains two bedrooms and a bathroom, while the other contains the kitchen, dining, living and utility room.
Method Homes targets LEED for homes 2.0 Gold certification or higher for all of their prefabs, which requires natural daylighting, ventilation, radiant heating, no-VOC finishes and energy-efficient design. This custom M2 prefab home also features corrugated metal siding and a standing seam metal roof, a mini-split heating system, on-demand hot water, FSC-certified maple cabinets and floors, dual-flush toilets and low-flow fixtures, EcoTop counters, and a Morso high-efficiency wood stove. The entire project took 3 months to complete from start to finish.
Method Homes is dropping prefabs like they’re hot — and this recently installed custom M2 in Glacier, WA may be their most stunning house yet. The M2 home is part of their SML Series, which features three units of different sizes that can be combined a
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The prefab modular house sits lightly on its site. It offers views of the forest from the back of the home.
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The front of the home is unassuming and very private.
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The home is composed of two M-size units from the SML series that are joined together via a bridge and entry way.
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One side contains the kitchen, living and dining rooms, along with a utility and bathroom.
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The other side contains two bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
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Large windows open up the living space, providing natural light and views of the forest.
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A Morso high-efficiency wood stove helps warm the living space up when necessary.
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The kitchen cabinets and floors are made with FSC-certified maple wood.
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On-demand hot water heaters and low-flow fixtures help use and heat water efficiently.
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The breezeway and entryway was built on-site after the two M units were delivered and set into place.
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The home is only 1,295 sq feet, but it’s very livable due to the efficient use of space.
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Two decks off the back allow for better views of the surrounding environment and access to the forest floor below.
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