FlatPak Studio offers a unique prefabricated system that basically allows you – the home owner – to design your home however you like. You choose the exterior, you decide how many bathrooms you want and where the glass should go and what kind to use (based on your home’s particular site), and you can even dictate where the deck should be placed. FlatPak homes can be as long or as wide as the consumer prefers and up to four storeys tall.

The Week’nder boasts termite resistant cladding, a snow load engineered roof, natural ventilation and in-floor heating, and plenty of natural light to boot. Amazingly, this little home made in Wisconsin was shipped to the owner via ferry across Lake Superior and now sits gently upon Madeline Island.

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FlatPak Studio's prefabricated Week'nder house in Wisconsin completely silences the naysayers who say that prefab construction can't stand extreme weather. Not only does it use glass that can handle wind speeds of up to 160 miles per hour, but this fully customizable gem can also be anchored in seismically active areas too. Superior roof and wall insulation combined with the highest quality thermal glass ensure that this and other FlatPak homes are suitable in both cold and hot environments.

The Week'nder Prefab home was sent to Madeline Island in Wisconsin by ferry

It has a snow load engineered roof

The interior is flooded with natural light

In floor heating keeps the home warm

And the home boasts windows that can handle winds of up to 160 mph.

FlatPak Studio's prefab homes are completely customizable

The customer chooses the exterior colors and materials

The homes can be as long or as wide as the buyer chooses and up to four stories tall.

Superior insulation keeps the home warm or cool - depending on the climate

The cladding is termite resistant

This cozy little home costs from $200 - $300 per square feet to building depending on local codes.