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stick-built
[ stik-bilt ]
adjective
- built piece-by-piece at the construction site, as opposed to factory-built.
Word History and Origins
Origin of stick-built1
Example Sentences
They can be “stick-built” homes, meaning they are constructed on-site like a typical home, or “manufactured homes,” which are prebuilt and placed on the property, like a trailer home.
Anchored Tiny Homes specializes in stick-built homes.
In 2024, the company’s goal is to erect 30 stick-built, tiny homes.
Unlike homes built on site, Abramson said factory-built homes don't require nearly as much on-site labor and don't face the project cost-escalations common to "stick-built" houses.
Some newer plants are employing modular and pre-built components to avoid the inflationary pressure of a stick-built plant by outsourcing some of the construction to countries with lower labor costs.
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