Where to find floor plans for older Fleetwood mobile homes?
Look inside the mobile home. Older homes often have paperwork attached to the inside of the built-in cabinets in the kitchen, particularly on the inside of the door below the sink. Drawers are also a likely location for paperwork. If you are the original purchaser, you may have the floor plan in the purchase papers and finance documents.
When was the Fleetwood festival mobile home made?
Thanks, Steve! From the early 1970’s to the early 1980’s Fleetwood made a single wide that I have always admired. It was called the Fleetwood Festival though in some markets the company used the name Fleetwood Broadmore.
What was the standard for a mobile home before 1976?
Mobile Homes built before 1976 were constructed to much lower standards than those built later. Homes built prior to 1976 had only one or two inches of insulation wrapped around the walls, floor and ceiling, 2″ x 2″ or 2″ x 3″ studs, uninsulated air ducts in the floor and ceiling, no ceiling vapor barrier, and jalousie windows.
What was the name of the Fleetwood Festival?
From the early 1970’s to the early 1980’s Fleetwood made a single wide that I have always admired. It was called the Fleetwood Festival though in some markets the company used the name Fleetwood Broadmore. It was a very attractive home with a floor plan that made excellent use of space, both in the twelve wide and the later fourteen wide models.
When did Fleetwood Homes start making mobile homes?
Fleetwood began as a manufacturer of travel trailers in 1950, which evolved into the industry of building residential homes off-site in a controlled environment. Manufactured housing offers a low-cost alternative to conventional construction.
How big is a Fleetwood home floor plan?
Renderings and floor plans are artist’s depictions only and may vary from the completed home. Square footage calculations and room dimensions are approximate subject to industry standards.
Mobile Homes built before 1976 were constructed to much lower standards than those built later. Homes built prior to 1976 had only one or two inches of insulation wrapped around the walls, floor and ceiling, 2″ x 2″ or 2″ x 3″ studs, uninsulated air ducts in the floor and ceiling, no ceiling vapor barrier, and jalousie windows.
What kind of mobile home does Lady live in?
Trying to help a lady who lives in the park where I live, she has a 1984 Fleetwood mobile home, single wide.
