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parks").
These dwellings, which require more
on-site labor to construct and assemble,
include:
•
Panelized Homes –
factory built
housing
panels such as walls and
floors
are transported and assembled
on site.
These panels have doors,
windows,
wiring, and plumbing
built
in.
•
Modular Homes –
sections of the
home are
built in the factory, then
transported
to the site and put
together
like building blocks.
Increasing
numbers of modular
homes
have permanent foundations
and
attached garages, making them
indistinguishable
from most
conventionally
built homes.
•
Pre-cut Homes –
the most basic
type of
manufactured home, its basic
building
components are built in the
factory.
Then they are transported
and
assembled on site. These homes
include
log, dome, and kit housing
and
require the most labor on site
for
assembly.
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