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Why does the backdoor of a single wide mobile home open outwards?
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Why does the backdoor of your mobile home open outward?
Because if it opened inward, it would block the corridor
How long and wide is a single mobile home?
18x80
What are the differences between a house and a mobile home?
The difference between a house and a mobile home is that a house is a free-standing, single family residence while a mobile home is the one on a trailer, always "on the go".
What is the length of a single wide trailer?
The typical length of a single wide trailer when referring to a mobile home is 70 feet. A single wide mobile home containing about 3 bedrooms is about 14 feet wide and 70 feet long.
What is the gross weight of a single wide mobile home trailer?
14000 lb
How much paint to paint a single wide mobile home?
17 gallons
What are the Differences between a home and a house?
The difference between a house and a mobile home is that a house is a free-standing, single family residence while a mobile home is the one on a trailer, always "on the go".
What is the snow load of a 1988 redman mobile home?
Single Wide = South 20psf
What is the gross weight of a typical single wide mobile home trailer?
14000 lb
What is more expensive single family homes or mobile manufactured homes?
The cost of single-family homes and mobile homes is perhaps the greatest difference between the two. Even if you purchase land with a mobile home, in almost all cases, the single-family home will cost more possibly, much more. Because the majority of mobile and manufactured homes sit on leased or rented land, the cost of single-family homes is usually much greater than mobile homes.
What it means if someone lights a candle outside your backdoor I came home last night and there was a candle lit in front of my backdoor.?
depends on what color the candle was
How big is a mobile home lot?
Most mobile home lots are around 40x 80 feet, They vary according to the shape of the park, and whether a single or double unit occupies them.
