A single-wide prefabricated or modular home is the most adaptable sort of factory-built housing style. This is due to the fact that they provide such a diverse selection of styles and room layouts in a very compact footprint. They are perfect for people who like to customize their homes but don't have much time or money to do so. They are built on a flat floor with no basement or crawlspace required. This makes them ideal for people living in areas that are prone to flooding or earthquakes. The building process requires no special tools or skills, and they can be moved easily by one person. Single-wide homes are usually between 32 and 38 feet long and 8 to 10 feet wide. They typically contain between four and six rooms including a master bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, a laundry room, and a storage area. Most manufacturers produce single-wide homes in several different styles and price ranges. The cheapest kind will only include a floor, a roof, and basic walls while more expensive models may also include custom features such as granite countertops, tile bathrooms, and wood cabinets. Even though they're generally cheaper than other house types, single-wide homes still tend to cost more than $100,000. That's because they require specialized design and construction which results in higher prices.