What is the stability of inexpensive mobile homes?

The stability of inexpensive mobile homes is usually poor, mainly reflected in materials, structure, and safety:
Material and structural hazards
Low cost products often use thin-walled aluminum alloys or inferior steel, which are prone to deformation and rusting, leading to unstable frames. For example, high-quality materials such as 6061-T6 aluminum alloy have higher costs, and low-priced products often use low strength materials with weak wind resistance (such as 8-12 level winds that may cause structural damage).  ‌
potential safety hazard
Low priced mobile homes may lack protective devices such as safety locks and infrared sensors. For example, high-quality products are usually equipped with a stop in case of obstruction system and safety lock, while cheap products may not have these functions at all, posing a risk of injury to personnel or being pried open.
long-term performance
The track system, sealing strips and other components of low-priced products are prone to aging and have high maintenance costs. For example, high-quality products can have a lifespan of 20-30 years, while cheap products may experience deformation, cracking, and other issues within a few years, requiring frequent maintenance or replacement.  ‌
It is recommended to choose mobile homes produced by legitimate manufacturers, whose frame materials, safety configurations, and construction techniques are more guaranteed.  ‌