A modular home is defined as a home built in factory modules to local codes
What the document says“The term ``modular home'' means a home that is constructed in a factory in 1 or more modules, each of which meets applicable State and local building codes of the area in which the home will be located, and that are transported to the home building site, installed on foundations, and completed.”
The section defines a modular home as one built in a factory in one or more modules, each meeting the State and local building codes of the area where the home will stand, then carried to the site, set on foundations, and finished there.
What the document actually says“The term ``modular home'' means a home that is constructed in a factory in 1 or more modules, each of which meets applicable State and local building codes of the area in which the home will be located, and that are transported to the home building site, installed on foundations, and completed.”
The home is built in a factory in one or more pieces. Each piece must meet the state and local building rules where the home will stand. The pieces are carried to the site, set on a base, and finished.
A modular home follows state and town building rules. A manufactured home follows a federal rule instead. That is the main line between the two.
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