Camano Island FabCab is a Timber Frame Prefab Kit House in Washington

If you've been shopping for prefabricated kit homes be sure to check out the timber frame stylings of <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/fabcab">FabCab</a>, short for "Fabulous Cabin". The Seattle-based firm recently completed a two-story kit home on Camano Island. Built with sustainably sourced woods, eco-friendly materials, SIPs and an impressive facade of windows, the <a href="http://fabcab.com/products/fabcab-photos/" target="_blank">Camano Island FabCab</a> is a great example of the firm's work.

<a href="http://fabcab.com/products/fabcab-kit/" target="_blank">FabCab</a> has a line of four different models ranging in size from a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home at 550 sq ft up to a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home at 1,337 sq ft.

The homes are built from renewable and sustainably-harvested Douglas Fir, which uses less wood than stud framing. Pre-cut, SIPs (R24 walls, R40 roof) are used on the walls and double-glazed windows provide a large daylighting source for the interior.

All the materials are digitally cut in order to reduce waste and minimize use of resources.

The kit includes the building envelope, windows, doors, siding, flooring, kitchen cabinets, appliances, tiling, all electrical, mechanical, lighting and plumbing.

The only thing not included in the kit is someone to build it onsite, permitting, foundation, or site work.

Their most recent project to be completed is the two-story custom FabCab on Camano Island.

This home is 1,600 sq ft and includes bamboo flooring, non-slip cork tile bathroom flooring, recycled-content countertops, low VOC paints and finishes, anti-microbial glaze on tiles and fixtures and water efficient fixtures.

FabCab has <a href="http://fabcab.com/2012/06/27/summer-projects-under-construct/" target="_blank">six other projects</a> in construction now in the Washington and Idaho area.

Camano Island FabCab under construction.