Has anyone built a Connor (mill built) home?
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Has anyone built with Connor Homes?
Comments (1)Have you actually watched one of their homes being built from the ground up? Or only looked at the pretty pics on their web site? I did a search and found 'several' web sites for Conner Homes. Not one of them talked about a panel. What type of panel are you talking about? Is it like Sips? Can you post the web site you are using for them?...See MoreHas anyone built Southern Living Fox Hill (Idea house 2015) #1871?
Comments (15)Wow some real hate on for this plan lol never built it but I personally like laundry n bathroom away from people sitting around. I have a powder room awkward right by couch lol. Only little kids n elderly use it everyone else uses upstairs bathroom. As for laundry i have one in basement n survived raising 2 kids 2 flights if stairs is a workout Op I think the home has a old vibe I like. The tavern for me would be a library with coffer ceilings I liked master on one level kids on another when school age. I didn’t in preschool ages. Some things to consider. If u both like it then that’s a plus U 2 will go head to head on budget n wants. U will be stressed n b*tchy by the time your build is finished. So go with the plan if u like it. If its a compromise for both of u n its not a love for either go have custom plan drawn up. Good luck...See MoreHas anyone replaced an old built in refrigerator with a new built in?
Comments (7)I replaced a built-in SubZero last year when the 1988 original-to-the-house-model started leaking and, I was told, couldn't be repaired. Mine is one of the smallest widths at 36 inches. The old one was a side-by-side which I didn't like because the freezer side was so narrow, so I opted for a french door model with the freezer on the bottom. What a mistake on my part. Despite being the same cubic feet, the bottom freezer holds about 15% - 20% less than the side-by-side. Also, the produce drawers go the width of the refrigerator so you have to open both doors to open the drawer which is a horribly energy inefficient design. Okay, rant over and moving on to your question. They had no problem making the exchange, getting around the island and through the kitchen door. You can look up the measurements of your current and proposed units and measure to see if they will fit. Remember that the doors can be removed, if necessary. I was most concerned that the dolly would mar my wood floors, but they used some sort of fiberboard pads to protect the floor and I had no damage....See MoreHas anyone built a home with CCH mill built?
Comments (0)We're thinking of buying a plot and I love the idea of mill-built houses. I'm mourning the fact that Connor is no longer in business. Has anyone worked with Classic Colonial Homes? https://www.cchonline.com/...See Moresedona_heaven
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