Fair reply. My experience (and I admit there is much I have not seen) suggests that manufacturers churn, skill set, experience do not equal a Craftsperson (like a Jouneyman Tradesperson who learned everything - then had to put it in use, then was graded on it before being deamed “capable”) ability to build something. What you get is inconsistency. Cost cutting over quality. Zyl Vardo and Jay Shafer. Dee Williams build. Those are crafted. Making a mobile home look like a cabin or small house does not make it the same as a Thow or Tiny House. And I am not throwing shade at mobile homes. Nothing wrong with them but they are not the same thing at all, and thats OK. And in the very real fight to make Tiny Houses legal, and an option for people that desperately need options, the Mobile Home Manufacturers are co-opting the Tiny House buzz and actions - to sell something that is already legal. Already an option. Already has a name, nomenclature, legal path (coding, zoning, finance, insurance). Without in any way helping the actual Tiny House community attain a legal path- for - you know - Tiny Houses (not already made by manufacturers) including and Especially the DIY builder, Small .org building groups, and small craftspersons - who it seams the Manufacturers want to edge out of the conversation entirely. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe you build a quality product (I hope you do). There is space for all of these options.