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Prior to March 1, 2012 there use to be two form sets for the Type G models.  One for the MAS-570™ and one for the MAS-1300™.  However, MAS™ redesigned these form sets into a single form set that can be used on both the MAS-570™ and the MAS-1300™ thereby eliminating the need to purchase two different form sets.  This redesign was a part of an entire form redesign using the new MAS™ arch form supports that are also used on ...

First of all, it is the shell that is built in 5 days not a completed ready to move in home as shown in the schedule you reference.  Generally, contractors like between a few days to a week to finish a simple interior with bathrooms, bedrooms and a kitchen.  Although a MAS™ structure can be built and ready to move into in a week, MAS™ recommends that your schedule allows for a full 2 weeks from start to occupancy.  Note : The ...

Basic plumbing is provided either through a Plumbing Trough, that allows for plumbing to be brought in later, or basic “Stub Ups” for sewer, etc.  (or both).

Plumbing Trough: A 12″ wide plumbing trough is put about 2 inches under the top of the slab.  This allows room for a gray water sewer, black water sewer and fresh water to be “fished” in at any time.  Then it is run through the interior partitions as in standard ...

 This is NOT a modular system.  All construction material is purchased locally giving you 100% local content.  MAS does provide (at cost) the forming systems.

Once constructed the MAS-1300™ weighs approximately 350,000 pounds thus making it unmovable!

The MAS™ system uses a conduit system that is embedded in the foundation.  The MAS-1300™ has a total of 5 duplex boxes per side, of which 2 of these home run to the electrical panel area.  Thus you end up with 20 duplex boxes, and 8 home runs.  This allows great flexibility for line voltage or low voltage applications.  The final interior wiring connects to such boxes.  If spray foam is going to be used, then Romex can be be “hot glued” to ...