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Everybody knows somebody who has a strong opinion about the safety of mobile homes when it comes to fires. Some of these opinions may come unsolicited! You may have heard them called “fire traps” or “matchsticks,” but…
Let us lay on some truth here.
Mobile homes aren’t any more fire-prone than site-built homes!
Ultimately, you want to ensure that your family and home are safe and secure, particularly from fires. Modern manufactured homes are built to be sturdy, high-quality, and safe, especially when it comes to preventing fires. Let’s go into more detail about the construction of manufactured homes and the safety measures you can take to prevent fires.
To lessen risks and aid in the early detection of a fire, manufactured homes are now constructed following strict fire safety standards. New manufactured homes must adhere to federal construction and safety codes, including elements that help prevent fires, since the HUD Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standard was passed in 1976.
Simply put, your mobile home will be more fire-resistant the newer it is!
You can feel good about your mobile home, knowing that they are built under these standards:
There are several precautions you can take to prevent a fire in your mobile home, and some things to keep in mind in case you experience one:
It is always a good idea to take as many preventative measures as you can and to have plans in place for various emergencies that could occur in any home. These suggestions can help you feel more relaxed, and applying them can keep you, your family, and your mobile home safe in the event of a fire.
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