PGHG -- What is a Factory-Built Home?

Manufactured homes, in accordance with the national code of the U.S. Depart. of Housing & Urban Development, are built on a steel chassis that will remain a part of the structure throughout the life of the home. This steel frame is actually the foundation for the manufactured home, as it is factory-built from the frame up. These homes are often set on traditional basement walls, but also can be placed on crawlspaces or piers.

Typical Standard Factory-Built Home Features:

3/12 pitch fixed roof (5/12 & 7/12 hinged roof available)with 3-tab shingles (architectural shingles available)
7 1/2' cathedral ceiling (8' flat ceilings available)
Vinyl-on-Gypsum (VOG) Wall Paneling (drywall available)
Ranch-Style Homes (Side & Gable Entry, Single-Section)

	WHAT IS A MANUFACTURED HOME?

Manufactured homes, in accordance with the national code of the U.S. Depart. of Housing & Urban Development, are built on a steel chassis that will remain a part of the structure throughout the life of the home. This steel frame is actually the foundation for the manufactured home, as it is factory-built from the frame up. These homes are often set on traditional basement walls, but also can be placed on crawlspaces or piers. Typical Standard Factory-Built Home Features: 3/12 pitch fixed roof (5/12 & 7/12 hinged roof available)with 3-tab shingles (architectural shingles available) 7 1/2' cathedral ceiling (8' flat ceilings available) Vinyl-on-Gypsum (VOG) Wall Paneling (drywall available) Ranch-Style Homes (Side & Gable Entry, Single-Section)