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The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) defines park model RVs as “a unique trailer-type RV that is designed to provide temporary accommodation for recreation, camping or seasonal use.” Park models must be under 400 square feet, with exceptions of up to 500 square feet in Florida and under 540 square feet in Canada.
Most RV parks and some mobile home parks will allow Park Models.
If you want to place it on private property you need to check with your county building department and ask if you can place a Park Trailer/Park Model on your property. Park Models are an RV and they are built to RV codes not HUD Manufactured home specs. In these counties (and you’ll need to clarify with your County) it would help to ask for information pertaining to efficiency units, mother in law units, accessory dwelling suites.
That is the designation of an RV. Anything over 400 square feet falls into the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) codes. When getting a HUD home you will need certain permits, plot plans, foundations, and inspections. Loft floor plans do not include the loft space within the 399 square foot restriction. The loft is a half-height loft so by building codes it is not livable space. Also when adding a porch on the front or the rear this is considered non-livable square footage.
Park models are built for the environment they will be living in. If you are in a cold climate, your home will be built to sustain freezing temperatures. Of course, there may be additional winterizing needs for your comfort, as with any home.
Yes, we have an assortment of floor plans to chose from and we can specialize it to match your design and functional needs. We also have a design center where you can see all of the interior design options.
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