Manufactured Housing Practice Test

What information is required on the label affixed by the manufacturer to each manufactured/mobile home?

1. The make, model, serial number, name location of dealer where it is delivered and the suggested retail price

2. The design speeds, limitations, and other information pertinent to the unit's transportation

3. The estimated energy requirements needed to heat or cool the unit

4. All the above

The correct answer is: The make, model, serial number, name location of dealer where it is delivered and the suggested retail price

The correct answer is that the label affixed by the manufacturer to each manufactured/mobile home must include specific information to ensure proper identification and compliance with regulatory standards. The label typically contains details such as the make, model, serial number, and the name and location of the dealer where the home is delivered, as well as the suggested retail price. This information is crucial for various reasons, including consumer protection, warranty claims, registration, and any necessary recalls. This label serves as an important means for consumers to identify their homes and ensures that relevant parties can access key information about the manufactured home. It helps in verifying compliance with safety and construction standards mandated by housing authorities and provides documentation of ownership and resale value. While transportation details, energy requirements, and other specifications are relevant to the manufactured home, they are not part of the mandatory labeling. The focus of the label is centered on identification and key consumer information. Hence, the specific elements that the question highlights pertain directly to the manufacturer's obligations regarding labeling and not the other aspects mentioned in the other choices.