Comparing your population density map to the nightlights map, it seems Madagascar is quite under-represented by their light. When I first saw the nightlights map I guessed that there must not be many people living there. But your population map shows otherwise.
They way "trailers" were made 30 years ago is significantly different from what a modern "pre-fab" or "modular" home can be. We just traded our 27 year old trailer for a brand new modular home. There is a world of difference. We have 9-foot ceilings, drywall with rounded corners throughout, laminate floors. You would never know you were not in a "normal" house.
I agree. We also purchased a "modular home" in May. It was finished in three weeks from the factory, but took 4+ weeks to set up on site because the dealer (not the builder) had different timelines. I think it is important to not only check out your builder, but also the dealer, as the dealer is who you will be talking to.
We got a home built by IC Creative from their Penticton, BC plant. (They also operate in the States.) We have been very happy with what we got.
When I went to ICBC to change my address, they taped a white piece of paper with my new address to the back of the card, obscuring both the bar code and magnetic strip.............
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Now I get it! I always wondered how the first release could be 4.10.
Comparing your population density map to the nightlights map, it seems Madagascar is quite under-represented by their light. When I first saw the nightlights map I guessed that there must not be many people living there. But your population map shows otherwise.
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They way "trailers" were made 30 years ago is significantly different from what a modern "pre-fab" or "modular" home can be. We just traded our 27 year old trailer for a brand new modular home. There is a world of difference. We have 9-foot ceilings, drywall with rounded corners throughout, laminate floors. You would never know you were not in a "normal" house.
I agree. We also purchased a "modular home" in May. It was finished in three weeks from the factory, but took 4+ weeks to set up on site because the dealer (not the builder) had different timelines. I think it is important to not only check out your builder, but also the dealer, as the dealer is who you will be talking to.
We got a home built by IC Creative from their Penticton, BC plant. (They also operate in the States.) We have been very happy with what we got.
It makes mine thick enough to not fit through the scanner's I've tried.
When I went to ICBC to change my address, they taped a white piece of paper with my new address to the back of the card, obscuring both the bar code and magnetic strip.............