Reviewed September 20, 2026

Concept

Concept listing. This page demonstrates how Field House presents a home. The home, manufacturer, prices and details are illustrative placeholders, not a real product.

Example Maker ABaltic region — illustrative

Meadow House

A two-bedroom timber home built around one long wall of glass.

A single-storey, two-bedroom timber modular home delivered in two volumes and joined on site. It is the kind of home that makes people stop scrolling — and exactly the kind worth slowing down on.

“This is the one that made me start asking questions. The glass wall is gorgeous. The electrical spec is the first thing I'd want answered.”

— Bill Eisner, Field House
Intended use
Full-time home, Cabin / getaway
Construction
Timber modular
Floor area
860 sq ft
Dimensions
52 ft × 16.5 ft × 14 ft (two modules)Manufacturer claim
Bedrooms
2 bed
Bathrooms
1
Production time
14–18 weeks after drawings are signedManufacturer claim
Ships as
Two modules shipped as flat-rack or break-bulk cargoManufacturer claimOversize loads require routing permits for road transport in most states.
How to read this page
  • DocumentedField House has seen supporting documentation.
  • Manufacturer claimStated by the manufacturer. Not yet confirmed by Field House.
  • UnresolvedAsked and not yet answered, or answered without support.

$68,000 – $84,000

Ex-works, standard specification, two modules, before shipping. Manufacturer claim

This is not an installed price. Budget separately for everything in the right-hand column.

What the price includes

  • Two finished timber modules with windows and doors installedManufacturer claim
  • Interior wall and ceiling liningsManufacturer claim
  • Kitchen cabinetry (appliances optional)Manufacturer claim
  • Bathroom fixtures and tileManufacturer claim
  • Factory-installed wiring and plumbing rough-inManufacturer claim

What it does not include

  • Ocean and inland freightDocumented
  • Import duties, brokerage and port feesDocumented
  • Foundation and site workDocumented
  • Crane, set and module marriage on siteDocumented
  • Utility connections, septic or sewerDocumented
  • U.S. engineering, permits and inspectionsDocumented

Factory prices are estimates provided by or derived from the manufacturer. They are not installed prices and do not include shipping, duties, foundation, utilities, installation, engineering, permits or local work unless stated.

Structure
Glulam and dimensional timber frame
Manufacturer claim
Envelope & cladding
Charred larch cladding over ventilated rainscreen
Manufacturer claim
Insulation
Mineral wool, stated R-30 walls / R-45 roofNo U.S. test data supplied for the assembled wall.
Manufacturer claim
Electrical
Built to EU standard (230V) by defaultA U.S. 120/240V build with listed components has been requested.
Unresolved
Plumbing
PEX supply, PVC drain; fixtures EU-spec
Manufacturer claim
Approval varies by destination

The system may be adaptable, but state and local review is still required for your specific site.

Could potentially follow a state modular or local site-built path with U.S. engineering. No model-specific U.S. approval has been supplied.

Documents

1 of 6 reviewed
  • drawingFloor plan and elevationsReviewed by Field House
  • specificationStructural calculations (Eurocode)Would need review by a U.S.-licensed engineer.Received · review pending
  • specificationU.S. electrical build specificationRequested · not yet supplied
  • test reportThird-party thermal test reportRequested · not yet supplied
  • approvalState modular approvalNot available
  • warrantyWritten warranty termsReceived · review pending

Approval status is model-specific and destination-specific. Only your local building department can determine whether a home may be installed on your site.

Production

14–18 weeks after drawings are signed

Manufacturer claim

Shipping configuration

Two modules shipped as flat-rack or break-bulk cargo

Manufacturer claim

Oversize loads require routing permits for road transport in most states.

Installation overview

The two modules arrive on separate trucks, are craned onto a prepared foundation and joined along the ridge. The manufacturer offers remote supervision; the set crew is local.

What still has to happen locally

  1. 01Foundation design and construction
  2. 02Crane and set crew
  3. 03Joining the modules: roof, floor and finishes along the seam
  4. 04Utility connections and meter base
  5. 05Decks, steps and site grading
  6. 06Final inspections

Arranged and paid for by you, with local professionals. Field House does not provide installation or permitting.

06 · Unanswered questions

What we’d want answered before sending a deposit.

  1. Q1

    Can the home be built with UL-listed U.S. electrical components at the factory?

  2. Q2

    Who carries liability for the ridge seam if it leaks after installation?

  3. Q3

    Is there third-party thermal performance data for the wall assembly?

  4. Q4

    What does the warranty cover when the home is installed outside the EU?

We’ve asked. When there’s a documented answer, this page gets updated — and the date above changes.

Example Maker A

Baltic region — illustrative · Timber modular, Panelized cabins

Illustrative profile
Export experience
Exports to Scandinavia and Canada stated; U.S. projects not documented. Manufacturer claim
U.S. projects
No completed U.S. projects documented. Unresolved
Sales contact
English-speaking sales contact; responds within 2 business days. Manufacturer claim
Manufacturer profile

Field House has no compensation relationship with this manufacturer.

Tell us a little about your plans. We read every inquiry, check that it’s a fit, and introduce you to the person responsible for the answers. Field House never takes deposits or payments for homes. Contracts and payments are always between you and the manufacturer or provider.

Inquiry aboutMeadow HouseExample Maker A
  • Manufacturer specification sheet (illustrative) · September 2, 2026
  • Email correspondence with export manager (illustrative) · September 15, 2026

Last reviewed September 20, 2026. Information changes; always confirm details in writing with the manufacturer before signing anything. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

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