Yes, even the garage has a bill of materials.
The U2 X3 G takes the vertical townhouse and adds the thing clients always ask for last and want most: a garage. In modular logic, a garage isn't an afterthought — it's a module with different loads, different openings, and a door schedule of its own. So it gets treated like one.
That's the quiet advantage of the method. When the garage is part of the same modular grid, same chassis system, and same SIP logic as the rest of the house, it doesn't arrive as a change order six weeks into fabrication. It arrives as pages in the same package, priced in the same quote, built on the same line.
If your project has a "…and could we also add" lurking in it — and every project does — this is what it looks like when the "also" was documented from day one.
The G stands for garage. Also for "already in the quote."
Your design could be documented like this.
These six are ours. The next one could be yours. Send us your drawings — schematic, DD, even a floor plan — and we'll tell you honestly how your design maps to modular logic, what would need to flex, and what it would cost to find out for sure.
We've documented our own buildings to the bolt. Imagine what we'd do with yours.
Bring us a drawing. Leave with a kit of parts.
Great design and buildable design aren't the same drawing. We make them agree.
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