August 19, 2025
Why LiveLarge ADUs Use Triple-Paned Windows (And Why You Should Care)
What to Expect During a LiveLarge Showroom Visit
When you first start exploring an ADU project, the process can feel abstract. You’ve seen the photos, maybe had an initial call with our team, but at some point, you need to step inside a real unit. That’s what our showrooms are for: giving you the chance to walk through, touch the finishes, and make sure the product is something you can actually imagine on your property.
Why the Showroom Visit Matters
A showroom visit typically comes after your intro call with us. It’s the second step in the process—the moment where drawings and renderings become real. Seeing an ADU in person gives you confidence about two things:
- The quality of the build (sound, structure, finishes).
- Whether the look and feel matches what you want for your property.
What to Pay Attention To
Our showroom units may not always be the exact size or layout you’re interested in, but every LiveLarge home shares the same level of quality. Here’s what to notice when you walk through:
- Sound dampening – Close the doors, stand inside, and notice how quiet it gets. Triple-paned windows and heavy insulated doors create real privacy.
- Natural light – Floor-to-ceiling glass brings in sunlight all day, while still keeping the unit efficient and comfortable.
- Finish details – Run your hand along the cabinetry, flooring, and wall surfaces. Even in our “standard” packages, the materials are clean, modern, and durable—with upgrade options available.
- Consistency – Every unit is built to the same standard, whether you’re touring in San Marino or ordering a 750 sq ft model for your backyard.
What Other Visitors Notice
Homeowners often tell us the first thing they notice is how different our units feel compared to other prefab companies. A few details that stand out:
- Lots of natural light thanks to oversized windows.
- Quiet interiors, even with landscaping crews working outside.
- Solid privacy—each bedroom and office feels separate, not like a thin-walled add-on.
- A modern, uncluttered look that fits right into high-end California homes.
What Happens Next
If you like what you see in the showroom, the next step is moving to your property. We’ll schedule an on-site evaluation where our team looks at your lot, utilities, and permitting path. From there, we can finalize a plan and get you a real project timeline.
Ready to Visit?
If you’re in Los Angeles, come tour our San Marino showroom. Or, if you’re in the Bay Area, we have a full showroom in San Jose as well.
Want to start with research before booking a visit? Check out our guide: Prefab vs. Traditional ADUs: What’s the Real Difference?
If you’re ready for a showroom visit, just Book a Tour and we will reach out to schedule it immediately.
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