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Types & General Information

🏡 TYPES & GENERAL INFORMATION

🔍 What’s the difference between a container home, mobile home, and lightweight/modular home?

Although all three fall under the prefabricated home category, there are key differences in structure and function:

  • Container home:
    Built from new or used shipping containers, which are insulated, clad, and fitted with mechanical systems. Durable with an industrial aesthetic.

  • Mobile home:
    Designed for easy transport and quick installation. Built with a wood or steel frame, independent of container dimensions.
    Dimensions conform to road transport regulations.

  • Lightweight or modular home:
    Partially or fully assembled on-site. Commonly used for family homes.
    Typically larger, and intended for permanent residence.



🏠 Which type is recommended for long-term living?

For long-term, comfortable living, we recommend a modular or lightweight prefabricated home, especially if the goal is year-round residence.



💸 Do mobile homes retain their value over time?

The value of a mobile home depends on multiple factors:

  • Location and surroundings

  • Materials used and mechanical systems installed

  • Frequency and quality of maintenance

  • Insulation and energy efficiency rating

  • Overall aesthetics, design, and architectural style

✅ A well-maintained and professionally built mobile home can remain marketable for many years.



📊 Which type of mobile home sells the most?

There is currently no official data on the most-sold mobile home type.
Sales trends vary by region, season, and price range.



🛒 What should I consider when purchasing a mobile home?

  • Land zoning – make sure it complies with local building regulations

  • Permits – consult the local building authority before buying

  • Design & construction process – should be transparent and traceable

  • Transport distance – longer distances may significantly increase final cost

  • Site infrastructure – check water, electricity, sewage, and terrain conditions

💡 Tip: Before purchasing, evaluate the utility connection possibilities and consider a design consultation to plan ahead.