Can this be installed in a modular / mobile home?
221985
I would think so as long as it has proper ventilation. ( closet w louvered doors)I installed mine in an 800 sqrft condo. Put it in a small closet w the stacked washer dryer w louvered doors
221986
I don't know. As long as all the installation requirements are met (venting, etc.) it seems it would be fine. You definitely should check with the authority that manages codes and does inspections as there may well be issues with this kind of structure that I do not know about.
1302348
This wood stove is not approved for Mobile or Modular Homes. The SV2000 and SV2500 are mobile home approved.
27206
yes!!! I bought mine to mount in my motorhome. I just love it. I can also slide it off it's holder to take with me if I go to a shower at a campground.
1572122
Yes. Mobile homes, also known as manufactured homes, are required to comply with the rules laid down by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Mobile homes are plumbed for specific water heaters and they can be quite complicated to replace. Consequently the cost of a mobile home water heater is significantly more. Mobile home water heaters are different than regular water heaters in three main ways: Mobile home water heaters have interchangeable gas and propane orifices so that the water heater can be converted from natural gas to propane gas operation. This is the main reason for the increased cost. Mobile home water heaters have the cold water inlet connection on the side and the hot water outlet connection on top. Residential water heaters have all connections on the top of the tank. A mobile home heater comes with a securing strap kit
490473
That is where I mounted mine. As long as you have decent structure, like wall studs to mount to you are fine. You then of course need to deal with wiring, cable etc
1601105
I do not think you can this is a base unit. I wold go to a custom shop they would be able to give you the best advice.
1685689
No. This unit should be permanently mounted. It's fairly heavy and very awkward. Best off buying a portable unit
2240146
That's not possible considering every installation will be unique. If you'd like to install this yourself there are many videos online that show how. After watching several of those you can look at the area you plan on mounting yours and see what you will need.
126401
Yes indeed it works in a mobile home. I live in one. Also my mother and I are hearing impaired and can hear it all over the trailer. The best part is you can move it from room to room with no wires. I suggest you cover the outside button with plastic if you get alot of rain. Mine has weathered the rain with no problems. It is a great product. It is a great buy.
1359101
I checked with my son who installed our unit and he said he remembers thinking it could be installed from below if necessary. However, we were able to access it through the attic. So while I cannot say definitely, there is a good possibility that you would be able to install it from below.
2137851
From the looks of it, I suppose you could but I would get another opinion by someone more knowledgeable than myself about where to install products like this. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1906455
That depends, some of the very old mobile homes had 2X2 walls instead of 2X4 walls as required now. To use these wingits you need the clearance that a 2X4 wall will give.
586265
Yes if you can mount it. You need to find a way to keep it running as it has a dead man switch. Hope that helps
705078
It is designed to be screwed into a rack, but it possibly could be mounted on a wall with appropriate wall anchors and screws. However that would place the outlets and switches of the Furman M-8x in a location (top or bottom) that might not be very visible or convenient. I am not looking at it as I write, but as I recall the sides that contain the outlets and switch it is only about 1 1/2 inches thick at most. Thick plugs might not fit well.
207409
Yes. Mobile homes require a different hook up than residential water heaters.
1301496
Yes you can. There's a good wiring information following on the top of the unit. Good luck.
113736
Of course, you can. This uint certainly won't know the difference between a kitchen in an RV, or a home! As long as you supply it with the appropriate power source [12v]..it will be fine.