Palm Harbor triple wide floor plans
6 Palm Harbor 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casita | 4 | 3 | 2,810 | 43 × 74 ft | $261,888 |
| The Timber Ridge Elite | 4 | 3 | 2,662 | 40 × 68 ft | $249,018 |
| Timber Ridge Elite | 4 | 3 | 2,635 | 40 × 68 ft | $249,018 |
| Mount Shasta | 4 | 2 | 2,428 | 40 × 68 ft | $234,638 |
| Timber Ridge | 4 | 3 | 2,311 | 40 × 60 ft | $230,523 |
| Ruddick Ranch | 4 | 3 | 2,250 | 40 × 60 ft | $230,523 |
Is Palm Harbor Homes still an independent company?
No. Cavco Industries acquired Palm Harbor in 2011, and as of March 2025 has folded it into a unified Cavco brand at most locations. Palm Harbor today functions as a heritage name for a specific design tier within Cavco rather than a separate manufacturer.
Many buyers shopping a "Palm Harbor" floor plan don't realize Cavco also owns Fleetwood Homes and, until the 2025 consolidation, marketed Palm Harbor as a fully separate brand. Treat a Palm Harbor listing as Cavco's higher-spec, design-driven product line built at a specific set of legacy plants, not as an independent company you're evaluating on its own.
What is Palm Harbor known for?
Palm Harbor built a design-forward reputation over nearly 50 years as an independent builder before its acquisition, and the name today still signals that higher-spec, design-driven positioning within Cavco's broader lineup.
Every Palm Harbor plan in this database carries a published price, running $230,523 to $261,888, consistent with a brand positioned above entry-level within its category.
What warranty does Palm Harbor offer?
Palm Harbor backs its homes with a 5-year protection program: a full warranty in year one, then structure and systems coverage in years two through five at a $50 deductible.
That structure is broadest in the first year and narrows afterward, which is worth reading closely against a manufacturer like Jacobsen or Franklin whose 10-year structural terms run flat rather than stepping down after year one.
Are there complaints about Palm Harbor homes?
Yes, some. BBB records for Palm Harbor and Cavco locations include reports of unresolved punch-list items and slow warranty response at specific retailers, which is worth weighing against the brand's long design reputation and its scale as part of Cavco.
As with any manufacturer selling through independent retailers, complaint patterns tend to cluster by specific dealer rather than applying evenly across the whole brand. Check BBB records for the specific retailer you're considering, not just the manufacturer name.
Visit Palm Harbor's official site for its own current floor plan catalog and dealer locator.
Frequently asked questions about Palm Harbor triple wides
- How many triple wide floor plans does Palm Harbor offer?
- Palm Harbor publishes 6 triple wide floor plans in this database, ranging from 2,250 to 2,810 square feet. Every one of them carries an advertised base price, unusual in this category where most manufacturers quote on request.
- Is Palm Harbor Homes still an independent company?
- No. Cavco Industries acquired Palm Harbor in 2011, and as of March 2025 has folded it into a unified Cavco brand at most locations. Palm Harbor today functions as a heritage name for a specific design tier within Cavco rather than a separate manufacturer.
- What is Palm Harbor known for?
- Palm Harbor built a design-forward reputation over nearly 50 years as an independent builder before its acquisition, and the name today still signals that higher-spec, design-driven positioning within Cavco’s broader lineup.
- What warranty does Palm Harbor offer?
- Palm Harbor backs its homes with a 5-year protection program: a full warranty in year one, then structure and systems coverage in years two through five at a $50 deductible.
- Are there complaints about Palm Harbor homes?
- Yes, some. BBB records for Palm Harbor and Cavco locations include reports of unresolved punch-list items and slow warranty response at specific retailers, which is worth weighing against the brand’s long design reputation and its scale as part of Cavco.
Sources: Cavco Industries investor materials on the 2025 Palm Harbor brand consolidation; Better Business Bureau business profiles for Palm Harbor Homes and Cavco locations; industry reporting on Palm Harbor's design history.