Franklin Homes triple wide floor plans
3 Franklin Homes triple wide floor plans are in this database, compiled from published retailer and manufacturer listings. Click a plan to view its original listing, where the floor plan drawing is published.
| Floor plan | Beds | Baths | Sq ft | Width × Length | Base price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Lost Creek1026-84-4-47 | 4 | 2.5 | 2,850 | 45 × 80 ft | On request |
| Nandina I5039-78-3-47 | 3 | 2 | 2,227 | 45 × 58 ft | On request |
| Azalea I5078-64-3-47 | 3 | 2 | 2,136 | 45 × 60 ft | On request |
Who is Franklin Homes?
Franklin Homes is a manufacturer founded in 1969, building entirely from a single plant in Russellville, Alabama. The triple wide plans in this database come from its Prefab Series.
Franklin is not BBB accredited, and the Better Business Bureau reports it does not have sufficient information to issue a letter rating, which is a neutral data gap rather than a documented complaint pattern. That's worth knowing precisely because it's different from an actual negative rating.
Visit Franklin Homes' official site for its own current floor plan catalog and dealer locator.
What warranty does Franklin Homes offer?
Franklin Homes backs every home with a 1-year full warranty plus a 10-year structural warranty, matching Jacobsen Homes for the longest structural term among manufacturers in this database.
Unlike Jacobsen's warranty, which is explicitly backed by the third-party insurer 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, Franklin's published materials describe the term without naming a third-party administrator. Ask your retailer directly whether Franklin's structural warranty is self-administered or backed by an outside insurer before relying on the full 10 years.
Where does Franklin Homes build?
Franklin Homes builds from a single plant in Russellville, Alabama, and serves 20 states from that one location: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.
That's the widest single-plant service area of any manufacturer in this database, stretching from the Gulf Coast to Nevada. A buyer near the western edge of that range should expect meaningfully higher delivery costs than one in Franklin's home state of Alabama.
What is the difference between Franklin's Prefab Series and Essentials Series?
The triple wide plans in this database come from Franklin's Prefab Series. The Essentials Series is a separate, cost-focused line of single- and double-section homes with more standardized options and less customization.
If a Franklin retailer quotes you an Essentials Series price and you're expecting Prefab Series triple wide specifications, confirm you're comparing the same product line before assuming a large price gap reflects poor value on one side or the other.
Frequently asked questions about Franklin Homes triple wides
- How many triple wide floor plans does Franklin Homes offer?
- Franklin Homes publishes 3 triple wide floor plans in this database under its Prefab Series, ranging from 2,136 to 2,850 square feet.
- What warranty does Franklin Homes offer?
- Franklin Homes backs every home with a 1-year full warranty plus a 10-year structural warranty, matching Jacobsen Homes for the longest structural term among manufacturers in this database.
- Where does Franklin Homes build?
- Franklin Homes builds from a single plant in Russellville, Alabama, and serves 20 states from that one location: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.
- Is Franklin Homes BBB accredited?
- No. Franklin Homes is not accredited with the Better Business Bureau, and BBB reports it does not have sufficient information to issue a letter rating, which is different from an actual negative rating.
- What is the difference between Franklin’s Prefab Series and Essentials Series?
- The triple wide plans in this database come from Franklin’s Prefab Series. The Essentials Series is a separate, cost-focused line of single- and double-section homes with more standardized options and less customization.
Sources: Franklin Homes company materials on the Prefab and Essentials series; Better Business Bureau business profile for Franklin Homes, Inc.; Bolton Homes triple wide listings.