04/15/2022
SPRING SPECIAL
New 2022 SRI Shelter Modular Home 2 Bedroom and 2 Bath
Stock # 2051A-161
Sale Price $ 179,500.00 + Freight, Setup and Taxes
LOT OR PAD NOT INCLUDED.
We can deliver just about anywhere in BC.
Gorgeous brand new 2 bedroom and 2 bath modular home from SRI / Shelter Homes
Please take the virtual tour of this beautiful home!
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16 Wide X 60 Long (960 sq. ft.)
STANDARD CONSTRUCTION
30 Year Architectural Fiberglass Shingles
Engineered Roof Trusses
High Snow Load Rating
12” Residential Eaves on 3 Sides (4 Sides on Sectionals & RTM)
6 MIL Poly Vapour Barrier in Ceiling & Sidewalls
White Soffit and White Metal Fascia
Cathedral Ceiling in Kitchen, Dining Room, and Living Room
2x6 @ 24” o.c. outside 8’ Walls
3/8” OSB Sheathing on Inside and Outside of Exterior Walls
Low Maintenance Vinyl Siding
Tubular Laminated Steel Frame: 8” (16’x68’)
2x10 Floor Joists (16’ wide), 16” o.c.
I-Joist Floor (20’ & 22’ wide), 16” o.c.
14” Engineered Open Web Floor (24’ RTM), 16” o.c.
Tongue and Groove OSB Floor Decking; Glued and Mechanically Fastened
Insulation: R-40 Ceiling, R-22 Wall, R48 Floor
Weatherproof Exterior GFI Receptacle
Frost Free Tap c/w Check Valve
Coach Lights at all Exterior Doors
Airtight Protocols
36” Insulated No Light Front Door c/w Peephole
32” Insulated No Light Rear Door c/w Peephole
White PVC “Low E” Windows with screens; 70x52 in Living Room, 46x42 in Bedrooms and 46x52 in Dining Area
KITCHEN
18 Cu. Ft. White Fridge with 2 doors & Top Freezer
30” Electric White Range
Two Speed White Range Hood Vented to Exterior
White Dishwasher
Double Stainless-Steel Sink with Single Lever Faucet
BATH
One Piece Fiberglass Tub/Shower (all bathrooms)
White Oval Drop-in Sink with Single Lever Chrome Faucet
Single Flush White Toilet with Lined Tank
Shower Rod and Curtain Liner (all bathrooms)
Chrome Towel Bar and Paper Holder
GFI Receptacles
Dehumidistat on Main Bath Fan
UTILITIES
40 Gl Electric Water Heater
High Efficient Gas Furnace
A/C Ready Prep
200 Amp Electric Service Panel
Electric Conduit Through Floor
Incandescent Light Bulb Package
Programmable Thermostat
Copper Wiring Throughout
Plumbed and Wired for Side-by-Side Washer and Dryer
Shut Off Valves on all Fixtures
Insulated Water Lines in Water Heater Cavity
Smoke/CO Alarms w/Battery Back Up in Hallways
Smoke Alarms (all bedrooms)
INTERIOR FINISH
Spraytex 1/2” Gyproc Ceilings
100% Polyurethane Carpet in Living Room & Bedrooms
No Wax Vinyl Flooring Elsewhere
Wall Finish: Decorative Vinyl Over Gyproc (VOG) w/ Battens on Joints
Ceiling, Baseboard and Window Trim
Closets: Battens Throughout
Upgraded Interior Doors: Carrara
Pewter Interior Door Hardware Throughout with Lever
Upgraded Interior Pendant Lights
Handles
Pre-finished White Embossed Interior Doors
Wire Closet Shelving
2” Vinyl Blinds Throughout
Toggle Light Switches
Modular Cabinets w/ Roller Drawer Hardware
PVC Wrap Cabinet Doors w/Pewter Euro Style Handles
Cabinet Crown Moulding: 510 Profi le
3” White Subway Kitchen Tile Backsplash (White Grout)
Laminated Countertop
Utility Cabinets above Washer and Dryer
One Bank of Drawers
This home is also Solar Ready and yes it comes with High Snow Load Rating.
We will have 3D virtual tour of this home available shortly.
About SRI / Shelter Homes and SunLite Group
SLG is short for SLG Investments Inc.
We are proud to be your
SRI / Shelter Home Systems Distributor in B.C.
SRI / Shelter Home Systems (Estevan, SK) is the “S” in SRI and the founding plant which started building homes in 1978.
SRI / Shelter Homes delivers homes from Western Ontario to British Columbia and from the Northwest Territories to the US Border.
With over 17 acres of land, 140 employees and a building of 90,000 sq. ft. Shelter is well positioned to service this expansive market. A Shelter home provides convenience.
Why purchase an SRI / Shelter Homes from SunLite Group?
Built in a Controlled Environment which brings you a Quality Constructed home
An SRI / Shelter factory-built home is not subject to the elements such as rain, snow or freezing temperatures during the construction process.
Every SRI / Shelter home is constructed with strict on-site quality control following a detailed procedure manual.
Our dedicated full-time staff are fully trained and experienced. Each home is designed and built under the direction of our team of production engineers, supervisors, quality auditors and Intertek Quality Control Inspection.
All our factory-built homes are dielectrically tested, and the plumbing system is pressurized and tested at 100 psi for 2 hours to confirm functionality prior to leaving the factory.
Homeowner’s Insurance
SRI buys your first year’s home insurance.
(Some conditions apply. Where permitted by law).
Ten Year Warranty
For your peace of mind, every Shelter home features a comprehensive one-year warranty and a ten year major structural warranty.
New Modular Home Financing
At SLG, We Believe Your Modular Home Buying Experience Should Be Easy, Fast and Hassle Free.
That Is Why We Offer financing options along with delivery services!
If you're considering financing your new Shelter home, you're in good hands with our finance department.
We are pleased to have the opportunity to help you set up financing that gets you the modular home you want.
Our friendly and professional staff in our Loans 2 Go office can get you into your new Shelter Home as soon as possible. We help customers find the right finance plan in B.C.
We have multiple banks and lenders available for our customers.
One of our finance representatives will go over options, terms, payments, rates and to provide you with all the information you need to make a good decision.
Delivery
When you purchase a Manufactured Modular home from us, it arrives on site in either one or two pieces. This is an exciting time to watch your house become your home! There are a few things that you may be wondering about during this process, and we have some information for you!
The Trip from the plant
Your house has been built in the factory and your land has been prepared to receive the house, so now it’s time to bring the completed modules to the site. This stage can be extremely stressful because your home is speeding toward you at 95 km/h on the backs of trucks that you have no control over. Don’t worry; the main reason that your home was constructed in such a solid way was that so it can survive the trek over the road in one piece.
Unloading
Once the module(s) make it to your property, they’ll need to be unloaded from the trucks with a crane. They’ll be set next to the build site and then lifted on to the foundation one at a time after they’ve all been unloaded. If your home is only one module, it can be lifted straight from the truck on to the foundation.
Setting the module(s)
For small or medium sized houses, it can take less than a day to place your entire house on the foundation, but for larger houses, you will need to make sure that all modules are properly covered and weather-sealed in case the weather turns over-night.
Now that your house has been set on its foundation, the manufacturer’s job is over. It’s up to your GC to finish the task, a process known as “buttoning up.” The term comes from the old days of modular homes when different parts of a house were literally just snapped together. This term is still used, but it’s a significant over-simplification. There is still much work to be done before your house is move-in ready.
Connect the Module(s)
The different modules do still have to be fastened together, but now the process is accomplished in much more structurally sound ways. The modules already come with plumbing and wiring installed, but they must be connected to each other. Your GC will have to hire electricians, plumbers, and other specialists to make sure that the utilities are properly connected throughout the house.
Repair Shipping Damage
During transport and delivery, cracks and dents may form in the drywall. This does not have any effect on the structural integrity of the house, but those cracks will need to be covered up with grout and a fresh coat of paint. Far less common, but still possible, is that damage to cabinetry or other interior aspects may occur. In that case, your GC can let you know whether it can be fixed on site, or if the manufacturer should ship a replacement. Consider that it may be less expensive (and faster) to buy a replacement locally.
Interior Finishing
Any interior aspects that are attached to the house like sinks, showers, and dishwashers will already be set in the modules, but appliances like refrigerators and washer/dryers may have to be installed by your GC. Items like these will be shipped together from the manufacturer and will need to be signed for. Look over your inventory closely! If you acknowledge receipt of an item without making sure that you received it, you may be on the hook for the cost of purchasing it all over again. At the very least, it will cause delays and headaches.
Unfinished Areas
You may have decided to let your GC finish some rooms or aspects of the house rather than having it done by the manufacturer. Some areas like basements and porches will need to be finished by the GC regardless of your preference since it isn’t possible to have them constructed by the manufacturer ahead of time. These projects will usually be started after the other buttoning up has been completed.
We provide full disclosure to all our customers.
Your Privacy Is Important to Us
SLG takes your privacy seriously and does not rent or sell your personal information to third parties without your consent.
Please email, text, or call to book an appointment for viewing.
Financing and Leasing Available O.A.C.
For quick and personal service please call 1.877.814.6314
You can also TEXT Peter at 2505999018 or send an Email at [email protected]
Visit us online at www.SunLiteGroup.ca
