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Floor Plans I Pricing & Cost I Design I Construction I Builders I Financing I FAQs I Modular Articles
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Nationwide Homes
Modular Ranch Floor Plans
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Albany 1380 Sq. Ft. | Aspen 1325 Sq. Ft. | B4L I 1506 Sq. Ft. | Bayview 1241 Sq. Ft. |
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Bridgewater 1435 Sq. Ft. | Brookdale - Coastal 1380 Sq. Ft. | Brookdale - Trad 1380 Sq. Ft. | Bryant Park 1529 Sq. Ft. |
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Calhoun 1721 Sq. Ft. | Copley Square 1545 Sq. Ft. | Craven 996 Sq. Ft. | Cumberland 1664 Sq. Ft. |
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Downingtown 1840 Sq. Ft. | Edisto 877 Sq. Ft. | Franklin Ranch 1522 Sq. Ft. | George Mason 1250 Sq. Ft. |
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Granville 2033 Sq. Ft. | Gulfport 1375 Sq. Ft. | Hawthorne 1739 Sq. Ft. | Hickory II 1320 Sq. Ft. |
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Homestead I 1594 Sq. Ft. | Homestead II 1868 Sq. Ft. | Homestead III 1868 Sq. Ft. | Homestead IV 1876 Sq. Ft. |
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Kent 1008 Sq. Ft. | Kinston 1460 Sq. Ft. | Liberty 1824 Sq. Ft. | Longwood 825 Sq. Ft. |
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Magnolia I 1767 Sq. Ft. | Magnolia III 1739 Sq. Ft. | Mayberry I 1601 Sq. Ft. | Mayberry III 1578 Sq. Ft. |
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Meridian 1589 Sq. Ft. | Newbury 960 Sq. Ft. | Oakdale - Coastal 1248 Sq. Ft. | Oakdale - Traditional 1248 Sq. Ft. |
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Sandston 1546 Sq. Ft. | Springfield 1182 Sq. Ft. | Spruce - Coastal 1264 Sq. Ft. | Spruce - Traditional 1264 Sq. Ft. |
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Staunton 2046 Sq. Ft. | Sumter 1479 Sq. Ft. | Whitfield 1902 Sq. Ft. |  |
More Than Two Modules
Not all prefab ranch floor plans are double wide modular homes. Some modular ranch homes are designed to be deeper than the typical "double" 24, 28 or 32 feet deep. There are a number of modular home factories who build three module deep homes or tripple wide prefabs. Today's modular home floor plans are available in every floor plan configuration to meet your new home buying needs.
Sloped Building Lots
If you are building your modular home on a sloped building lot, it is wise to create a walkout basement or a tuck under garage. Walk out basements will require additional insulation, but will add living space at a fraction of the cost of an addition. Any modular home with a tuck under garage requires the garage ceiling to be insulated and covered with 5/8" type X gypsum for fire protection and to block nasty VOCs from entering the living space above.
Air sealing and insulating the garage ceiling in a modular home is best completed on site with spray foam insulation. In addition, raised ranches and split level ranches with cantilevers should be air sealed and insulated with spray foam insulation. By air sealing and insulating these areas, the living space and floors will be more comfortable and the home will cost less to heat and cool.