Multi-section
Also called: triple-wide, triple-section
A manufactured home built in three or more sections, producing the largest factory-built floor plans.
Multi-section homes, usually triple-wides, are assembled from three or more units and can exceed 2,000 square feet. They allow floor plans with features single- and double-wides cannot accommodate: split primary suites, formal dining rooms, and genuinely open living areas.
They are most often placed on owned land with a permanent foundation, partly because many community lots cannot physically accept them, and partly because buyers at this size usually want the home treated as real property.
Transport and setup are more involved and more expensive, and moving one later is a serious undertaking. These are homes bought to stay put.
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- Double-wide, A manufactured home built as two sections, joined on site to form a home roughly 24 to 32 feet wide.
- Setup, The process of siting a manufactured home: foundation, leveling, joining sections, anchoring, and utility connections.
- Real property, Land and anything permanently affixed to it, including a manufactured home that has been properly converted.