Modern – Zook Cabins standard design
Scandinavian – Natural cedar wood siding paired with a black metal roof
Coastal – Natural cedar wood siding paired with a grey metal roof
RVIA Seal (our Park Models are built to the ANSI A119.5 Standards)
Matte black corrugated metal roof and siding (AB Martin)
Floors constructed of 2×6 joists spaced 16” on center with ¾” OSB subfloor
ProVia Smooth fiberglass entry door with full glass, custom tempered glass with aluminum frame for A-frame
Birch cabinets with flat panel doors and drawer fronts, with full extension soft close drawers, and soft close doors and Laminate countertops in Kitchen
Full wired, plumbed, and insulated to meet ANSI 119.5 Standards
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*Zook Cabins reserves the right to substitute brand name items with other products of equal performance and specifications.
PLEASE NOTE: The A-Frame does not have drywall. The interior is finished with birch plywood (wooden walls). During transport movement on the road can cause the seams at the trim and walls to crack. This is not a structural crack, it only cracks the paint. The customer is responsible to touch up the cracks with paint after the A-Frame Park Model is delivered.
The simple, but luxurious, floor plan on the A-Frame provides you with a master bedroom, a great room that includes a kitchen and a living area, plus you get a large bathroom with a tub/shower.
You can find more details and the A-Frame modular home floor plans below.
400 finished sq.ft. · 1 Bedroom(s) · 1 Bathroom(s) · No Porch Porch
We deliver nationwide, directly to your site. With Zook Cabins you won’t have any worries…just a lot more time enjoying your new home and making new memories for years to come!
This exterior of the A-Frame park model can only be described as a sleek, modern home. The exterior is covered with Matte black corrugated metal roofing, and select cedar siding. The windows are from the 8300 series or Paradigm black vinyl windows, and ProVia full-glass entry door.
The front door is set along the side of this park model, with a perfect inset providing a bit of protection from the elements as you enter.
One of the most outstanding features of this incredible A-Frame modular home is the amount and size of the windows throughout the home. From the picture window in the bedroom, to the huge window spanning the entire front of the house, there is natural light a’plenty.
The interior is finished with the highest quality materials. This includes luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, C2 birch painted plywood on the walls and ceiling, and flat 1×3 window trim. The living room might be the signature room of this home. This includes the A-frame cathedral ceiling and the large picture window on the gable end. The built-in corner couch is situated in a way that gives a great view out the front.
The kitchen is built with birch cabinets, flat panel doors and drawer fronts, and full-extension, soft closed drawers. The kitchen also includes an electric cooktop, microwave, and under-counter fridge. Plus a cozy eating nook, by the kitchen, with a view.
Step back the hall and you’ll come to the bedroom and bath of this A-Frame park model home. The bedroom includes a large wardrobe cabinet for luggage or closet space, and of course, space for a bed. There is also a large picture window in the bedroom providing plenty of natural light and lets you wake up with a view.
The bathroom of the A-Frame modular home includes everything you could want, including a 5’ fiberglass shower with an overhead exhaust fan and a floating vanity with a luxury stone countertop.
Is the A-Frame not your thing? That’s OK! Take a look at our A-Frame Studio, Nook Family, Nook Studio, Luna, Cascade, Rockwood, or Alpine. No matter your style, these models are great for those who desire a modern-styled park model home.
Are you not quite ready for the modern look of an A-frame Park Model? We have the perfect solution for you! We offer several log cabin-style park model homes, including the Pinecrest, Aspen, and Studio Log Cabin.
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.”
- Henry David Thoreau
