Cabin Special – Model 15

Gary Clark November 12, 2009, 11:02 a.m. Monolithic Cabins: New Developments

Image: Model 15 — Financing options are available ... — Model 15 — Financing options are available for this model. (Gary Clark)

We are offering a financing option for our Model 15 Monolithic Cabin.

Model 15 Features

Solid concrete construction – Min. of 2" steel reinforced concrete
Super Insulation – 3" average Poly-urethane closed cell
Transportable
Stucco exterior
Insulated Floor
Air conditioned
On demand water heater
Half bath (toilet & shower)
Kitchenette
Ready to hook up to water, sewer & power
Front Window
3 foot entrance door
Ceiling fan
155 square feet

Pricing

With the above package – $26,680.00
(price includes free delivery within 500 miles.)

Financing

Down payment - $5,336.00
payments of - $306.22 / mo. 120 months
or
payments of $280.34 / mo. for 144 months

Contact the Monolithic Sales team for more information.
sales@monolithic.com
972/483-7423 xtn 615

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