skipharper
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Curious as to how different States regulate these units? IRC, Manufactured Home, Industrialized Building, DMV, none of the above?
http://lifetimebunkhouses.com/
http://lifetimebunkhouses.com/
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Bunkhouse on wheels
- Thread starter skipharper
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TheCommish
SAWHORSE
first impression they are better than the box trailers with wood bunks and on way out the the carnies and migrant workers sometime use
mark handler
SAWHORSE
Was it next to this one???mark handler said:
http://anndamonreilly.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/wood-trailer-bar-650x435.jpg
or this one
http://www.countybars.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/IMG_03681.jpg
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Frank
REGISTERED
Vehicle outside the scope of the building codes.
mjesse
REGISTERED
RV, Building Codes don't apply
Zoning Code may limit length of time units are allowed to be set-up/in use.
mj
Zoning Code may limit length of time units are allowed to be set-up/in use.
mj
JBI
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I'd regulate it the same way the agency who oversees the construction does.
It is not intended for long term occupancy at a single location, more like a travel trailer than a manufactured home - the former generally limited to no more than 180 consecutive days at a single location, the latter intended for 'permanent' occupancy as a home.
The product description on the manufacturers web page describes its' intended use, primarily for carnival workers, and carnivals are short lived at any one location before moving on to the next.
Check the listing information to determine the allowable use and longevity.
It is not intended for long term occupancy at a single location, more like a travel trailer than a manufactured home - the former generally limited to no more than 180 consecutive days at a single location, the latter intended for 'permanent' occupancy as a home.
The product description on the manufacturers web page describes its' intended use, primarily for carnival workers, and carnivals are short lived at any one location before moving on to the next.
Check the listing information to determine the allowable use and longevity.
fatboy
Administrator
RV in my book, send them to P & Z, and let them deal with it..........if there are permanent utility connects, we would treat as said above, mobile/manufactured home set, temp construction trailer.