Whether you’re dreaming of a vacation cottage, a cozy community home, or building on your own land, this fun quiz will guide you to the perfect Northlander model. Answer a few quick questions to find the ideal fit for your lifestyle, from seasonal park models to year-round manufactured homes. You’ll also learn which models are connected with certain building codes and CSA Standards.
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A single or multiple-section one storey dwelling that is designed and constructed for year-round occupancy, constructed in a factory, transported to the installation site, and ready for occupancy on completion of setup in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions. A manufactured home must comply with CSA Z240 MH Series Manufactured Homes in jurisdictions where it is referenced or recognized for compliance with local requirements.
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Factory built buildings (including manufactured homes) intended for residential occupancy must comply with all appropriate Code Requirements. Only those building components that are designed and constructed in manufacturing plants in accordance with the specified standards (CSA Z240.2.1, CSA Z240.10.1 and CSA A277 Procedure for certification of prefabricated buildings, modules, and panels) are deemed to comply with the Code. Building components designed and constructed outside the place of manufacture (e.g. masonry chimneys, basement stairs, foundations etc.) must conform to the requirements of the Code. The code also applies to the site installation of manufactured buildings in terms of tie downs, spatial separation, grading, plumbing connections to street services, etc.
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The requirements of placing a manufactured home or factory built building is based on the final residing point of the building and their local building requirements. Visit our FAQ section to download a copy of product lines offered and code definitions to review with your municipality.
A Recreational Vehicle that meets the following criteria:
a) it is built on a single chassis mounted on wheels;
b) it is designed to facilitate relocation from time to time;
c) it is designed as living quarters for seasonal camping and may be connected to those utilities necessary for operation of installed fixtures and appliances; and
d) it has a gross floor area, not exceeding 50 m2 when in the set-up mode, and has a width greater than 2.6 m in the transit mode, and prohibits lofts.
A Park Model Trailer is manufactured in accordance with CAN/CSA Z241 Series Park model Trailers
A Recreational Vehicle that meets the following criteria:
a) it is built on a single chassis mounted on wheels;
b) it is designed to facilitate relocation from time to time;
c) it is designed as living quarters for seasonal camping and may be connected to those utilities necessary for operation of installed fixtures and appliances; and
d) it has a gross floor area, not exceeding 50 m2 when in the set-up mode, and has a width greater than 2.6 m in the transit mode, and prohibits lofts.
A Park Model Trailer is manufactured in accordance with CAN/CSA Z241 Series Park model Trailers