Terminology like mobile, manufactured, double-wide, modular, factory-built, etc.
has been sometimes misused to describe the entire industry without proper distinction.
A manufactured home, sometimes referred to as a H.U.D., double-wide or mobile home,
is housing at the lower end of the price scale, built in accordance with the federal
code. It is transported on a steel frame and wheel assembly, with the non-removable
frame designed to rest on either a temporary or permanent foundation. Manufactured
housing offers a limited selection of floor plans and design, and placement of the
home is often restricted to certain areas of a town or city by local zoning regulations.
An IRC modular home provides higher structural quality than a manufactured home
and is constructed to the same building codes required for site-built homes by your
state, county, city and specific locality. Modular homes must set on a permanent
foundation, either a crawlspace or a basement. The typical home includes two or
more modules, comprised of the same building materials found in stick-built homes.
For floor plans and pictures of modular/ manufactured home, please visit
Highland
Manufacturing
and
Karsten Homes
, our preferred factories for beautiil home, excellent warrenties, competitive pricing
and superior service.
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