Marlette (Clayton) triple wide floor plans
5 Marlette (Clayton) 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Majestic 95859585Majestic | 3 | 2 | 2,761 | 40 × 70 ft | On request |
| Majestic 95939593Majestic | 3 | 2 | 2,482 | 40 × 64 ft | On request |
| Majestic 95849584Majestic | 3 | 2 | 2,289 | 40 × 57 ft | On request |
| Majestic 95889588Majestic | 3 | 2 | 2,172 | 40 × 56 ft | On request |
| Majestic 9548 Custom9548Majestic | 3 | 3 | 1,920 | 40 × 48 ft | On request |
Is Marlette the same company as Clayton Homes?
Marlette is a brand owned by Clayton Homes, built at its own regional plants rather than under the Clayton name directly. A Marlette home and a home badged "Clayton Built" are not the same product even though Clayton owns both.
Clayton Homes, the largest manufactured housing builder in the US and a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, operates through a wide portfolio of regional and heritage brands rather than one uniform national product line. Marlette, Karsten and several others are Clayton-owned but sold, marketed and warrantied under their own brand names, each with its own plants and its own floor plan lineup.
Where does Marlette build its triple wides?
Marlette builds from two regional plants: Bean Station, Tennessee, tracing back to Norris Industries founded in 1965 and acquired by Clayton in 1984, and Hermiston, Oregon, which has served the Pacific Northwest for over 60 years.
The Norris Industries roots run deep: brothers built a 56,000-square-foot plant in Bean Station in 1965, expanding to 250,000 square feet under roof by 1973, well before Clayton's 1984 acquisition folded the operation into what's now marketed as Marlette Tennessee. The Hermiston, Oregon plant runs as a separate operation serving Washington, Oregon and the broader Pacific Northwest.
What is the Majestic series?
The Majestic series is Marlette's top-of-line product, including the triple wide floor plans in this database, built at both the Tennessee and Oregon plants under the same series name.
Because the same series name is used at two geographically separate plants, confirm which specific plant a given Majestic floor plan ships from before assuming delivery distance, since a Tennessee-built Majestic and an Oregon-built Majestic serve entirely different regions of the country.
Frequently asked questions about Marlette triple wides
- Is Marlette the same company as Clayton Homes?
- Marlette is a brand owned by Clayton Homes, built at its own regional plants rather than under the Clayton name directly. A Marlette home and a home badged "Clayton Built" are not the same product even though Clayton owns both.
- How many triple wide floor plans does Marlette offer?
- Marlette publishes 5 triple wide floor plans in this database, all in its Majestic series, ranging from 1,920 to 2,761 square feet.
- Where does Marlette build its triple wides?
- Marlette builds from two regional plants: Bean Station, Tennessee, tracing back to Norris Industries founded in 1965 and acquired by Clayton in 1984, and Hermiston, Oregon, which has served the Pacific Northwest for over 60 years.
- What is the Majestic series?
- The Majestic series is Marlette’s top-of-line product, including the triple wide floor plans in this database, built at both the Tennessee and Oregon plants under the same series name.
- Why search for Clayton and find Marlette homes instead?
- Clayton Homes operates through many regional and franchise brands rather than one uniform national product line. A search for a Clayton-family triple wide often surfaces a brand like Marlette or Karsten, which are Clayton-owned but sold and warrantied under their own name.
Sources: Clayton Homes company history; Marlette Tennessee company history tracing to Norris Industries; Marlette Oregon (Hermiston) dealer materials; Heritage Home Center Majestic series listings.