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mark

best double wide builders

Post by mark » Sun Mar 14, 2004 6:06 pm

can anyone rate the top ten manufactures in the eastern and southern regions of the us.

rmurray

Re: best double wide builders

Post by rmurray » Mon Mar 15, 2004 6:13 am

If you mean top quality...not necessarily top volumn


No special order..all build some of the best homes in the SE market..

Jacobson Homes
Homes of Merit
Palm Harbor
Adrian Homes
Mascot Homes
Franklin Homes
Norris Homes
Patriot Homes
Discovery Custom Homes

I am sure there are others..

Tanya

Re: best double wide builders

Post by Tanya » Thu Mar 18, 2004 9:28 am

would you mind making a similar list for the Southwest region?
:-)

rmurray

Re: best double wide builders

Post by rmurray » Fri Mar 19, 2004 5:37 am

I would not mind...but I am not up to speed on the current product offered by the various builders in the area..

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Joe Wilson

Modular vs Double-wide

Post by Joe Wilson » Sun Apr 11, 2004 9:08 am

What is the difference between a Modular and a standard double wide. ie: frame, method of construction, roof pitch, etc. Are both brought in as trailers and put together?

Todd

Re: Modular vs Double-wide

Post by Todd » Tue Apr 13, 2004 3:15 pm

Joe,

Here's a terrific article put together about manufactured housing...

http://www.mfghome.org/understanding_to ... /index.htm

Double wides are manufactured to the Federal HUD Code. Modular homes are built to the state codes where the home will be permanently installed. These state codes are the same codes that site builders use. Both types of homes are transported to the site. The modular home will be lifted off the carriers that transport the sections and be installed on a permanent foundation or basement.

Here are just some the standards on our modulars...
2”x6” exterior walls with R-21 insulation
High efficiency gas furnace with ducts (per print)
R-33 blown insulation in the roof
Plumb for washer and wire for electric dryer
Shut-off valves on sinks, stools, & water heater
Single lever faucets on all sinks and lavatories
All tubs and showers are fiberglass
40 Gallon electric water heater with dual element
Truss floor system with double 2”x10” rim joist
25 oz. FHA approved carpet with 7 lb. rebond pad throughout
¾” tongue & groove floor decking

Hope this helps.

Todd

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