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The Highland Park 6430-MS038 Sect is one of our larger modular home models with a midcentury modern twist. Ft. home is complete with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and plenty of built-in storage. Sleek sliding doors in the primary suite and a built-in mudroom create the perfect flow of modern design throughout the home. Ft., the Somerset DR 5228-MS012 Sect home model feels open and airy with plenty of room for everyone. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath home boasts contemporary features and fixtures in the kitchen and bathrooms. Notable amenities include a large kitchen island, a utility room, a separate soaking tub and a double-sink bathroom vanity.
These homes are just a few modular floor plans Clayton has available. To view available models in your area, you can visit our easy-to-use Find a Home page. From there, you can add your zip code and select filters for things like price range, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and best of all, modular construction. All your farmhouse dreams will come true with the Fifth AVE 6030-MS036 Sect, from the shiplap details and barn-style pantry door to the wire-brushed oak wood ceiling beams. Ft model with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms not only features a beautiful, large primary suite, but a kitchen with a farmhouse sink, island and large pantry.
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DuraCraft® cabinetry surfaces are made from a sturdy, water-repellent material developed in Europe that is exclusive to Clayton Built® homes in the off-site housing industry. SmartComfort by Carrier heating and cooling products undergo some of the most detailed and stringent quality processes during assembly, including a 100% run-testing of every unit made. See how the difference in how our floors, walls and faucets help to give our homes more strength and durability. We are proud to partner with Frigidaire® for kitchen appliances in Clayton Built® homes.
The structure of these early mobile homes resembled what you might think of as a modern-day camper or trailer with an exposed trailer coupler and wheels, making the home easily movable. The home itself was generally built on steel I-beams that ran from end-to-end and could be set up on concrete blocks, wooden blocks, metal stands or a concrete foundation at the desired location. If you’re having trouble finding a home model you like that’s available in your area, most manufactured home HUD models can also be built to modular specifications. Make sure you ask your local home center consultant if this is an option in your area. Whether it’s added strength in the flooring system or extra protection against the elements, our homes are built to be as long-lasting as they are beautiful. We’re taking you behind the scenes for a look at just a few of the ways we obsess over your home’s details.
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Frigidaire offers modern, family-friendly designs purposefully crafted with time-saving solutions like premium fingerprint-resistant Smudge-Proof® finishes. Frigidaire appliances are designed to help your everyday feel more manageable so you can spend more time making memories with those that matter the most. During World War II, some factories bought mobile homes to use as temporary housing for workers traveling long distances to aid in the war effort. When the war ended, affordable housing was in short supply for veterans returning to the U.S., so the mobile home industry provided a quick and cost-efficient solution.
The main difference between manufactured and modular homes is the codes they are built to, which we’ll talk more about below. The primary bathroom suite in the Lombard St 6428-MS031 Sect model is enough to make you want to call it home, but if that doesn’t sell you on it, its 1,728 sq. This model combines contemporary style with farmhouse accents like the distressed wood details and farmhouse sink in the kitchen. The split bedroom design is great for families with children or if you live with roommates. And amenities like a fireplace and utility room help elevate this surprisingly affordable floor plan. From design and our building process to maximizing your budget and energy savings - see why our homes are the smart choice.
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When you buy a home with the Clayton Built® stamp on it, you’re getting a home that’s just as important to us as it is to you. You can be confident your home is built on a foundation of strength, integrity and accountability, because for us, "good enough" just doesn't cut it. Start shopping now or find a home center in your area to learn more about Clayton Built® home options.
Rheem’s EverKleen™ self-cleaning system also fights sediment build-up to sustain operating efficiency and improve the life of the tank. DuraCraft cabinets are assembled using modern machinery and installed by hand at a Clayton home building facility with precision and care. Material brands are subject to change depending on availability, home model and building facility constructing the home. All sizes and dimensions are nominal or based on approximate manufacturer measurements. 3D Tours and photos may include builder and/or factory installed options. The manufacturer and/or builder reserves the right to make changes due to any changes in material, color, specifications, and features at any time without notice or obligation.
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The office nook is a great spot to make video calls away from the busy parts of the home. Ft. with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the floor plan has plenty of room for everyone. The 9-foot ceilings also open the space up, and features like the pantry, mudroom and garage option make this model truly feel like a home.
In the 1960s, demand expanded beyond just mobility and affordability to those looking for larger mobile homes with more features. When it comes to describing off-site built homes, you’ll probably see a variety of terms used. Simply put, off-site built homes are constructed inside a building facility and then transported to the home site for final assembly.
A prefab home from Clayton can be a great choice for you and your family for many reasons. We construct our homes across the country inside of our home building facilities, using a streamlined process that allows us to reduce waste and delays because of factors like bad weather. When it comes to comparing manufactured and modular homes, another factor that can set them apart along with the codes each are built to is the type of foundation typically used for each. Trained craftsmen work together every step of the home building process to make sure we construct homes strong enough to last a lifetime. The codes and standards a modular home is built to can vary based not only on the state but also the county, city or township the home will be located in. For example, some states, like North and South Carolina, have standards about the appearance of a modular home that regulate the minimum roof pitch, overhang length and foundation wall requirements.
A faucet is more than just the stylish look and feel you experience, it’s also about the durability and quality of the parts you can’t see. That's why all Clayton Built® homes include Pfister® faucets that are built using metal parts, the ones you can see and even most you can’t. If your manufactured home has a pier and beam foundation, it can usually be relocated by a contractor who specializes in manufactured homes. Depending on factors like where the home will be located, manufactured homes can also be placed on a permanent foundation, crawl space or basement.
