Modular Ranch

Floor Plans

Modular Cape Cod

Floor Plans

Modular Two Story

Floor Plans

Multi Family

Floor Plans

Modern Modular

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Custom Modular

Floor Plans

MODULAR DESIGN

Standard Floor Plans

Selection

Modifications

Architecture

Problems

Custom Floor Plans

Module Sizes

Module Sizes

Limitations

Hybrid

Engineering

Design Basics

Kitchens

Bathrooms

Living Spaces

Bedrooms

Storage

Module Layouts

Building Site

Energy Efficiency

Ideas

Single Wide One Level Modular Homes

A single wide one level modular home will appear to be a manufactured home being that the home is long and skinny. There are a number of uses for single wide units that include: home offices; connected additions; cottages; cabins; artist studios, in law suites and hobby spaces.

Double Wide One Level Modular Homes

The double wide module configuration is the most common modular home. These homes are popular as ranch homes and raised ranches. A double wide configuration is the least expensive type of modular home to finish on site. To improve the appearance of the home you can change the roof pitch, type of roof, add porches and garages to this type of home.

Triple Wide One Level Modular Homes

A triple wide modular home is has three modules placed together. This allows for a modular ranch home to be as deep as forty eight feet deep when three sixteen foot wide modules are used. Triple wide modular homes are not common standard plans, but can easily be designed by a builder or an architect.