Where is the HUD label attached on a manufactured home?

The HUD label, which certifies that a manufactured home meets federal safety and construction standards, is strategically placed on the end opposite the toter, typically referred to as the "non-towing" end. This location is chosen to ensure visibility for inspection purposes while also protecting the label from potential damage that may occur during transportation. By placing the label here, it remains accessible for verification and compliance checks without being subject to wear and tear from towing.

The other options do not align with the standards set for labeling. For instance, placing the HUD label on a front door handle or the roof would expose it to environmental factors and physical obstructions, while placing it outside by the entrance could lead to vandalism or accidental damage. The designated placement on the end opposite the toter is the most practical option for durability and regulatory compliance.