This is a Poured Concrete foundation that is prepared for a Perimeter Frame manufactured home to be rolled on to it.  

This is a close up view of the masonry close-in that is often applied between the top of the poured concrete foundation and the bottom of a standard frame manufactured home.  A scratch coat of concrete is applied to blend this close-in into the concrete wall.

This is a Perimeter Frame manufactured home being crane set onto a Poured concrete foundation.  See how the manufactured home rests directly on top of the Concrete wall.  Since the Home is resting on the top of the foundation, no masonry close-in is required with the perimeter frame

This is a picture of the inside of a Poured concrete foundation that has a Perimeter Frame HUD manufactured home set on it.  Notice that there are no Steel cross beams required to support the manufactured home with a perimeter frame.  The home is supported by adjustable jack posts along the marriage wall which has an intigrated Microlam Beam.

Here are the Concrete footers of a poured concrete foundation after they have been poured and stripped, prior to the stone being installed and the walls framed

Pictured is a poured concrete foundation that has been prepared for a Standard Frame manufactured home.  Notice the Steel Cross beams in this foundation.  The manufactured home will be rolled or craned onto this foundation and the cross beams will support the load of the home.  The home will then be welded to the cross beams and anchors that were poured into the end walls of the foundation

A poured concrete foundation with a tar damp proofing for the foundation that will be below the finished grade.

A poured concrete foundation after it has been stripped.

A Standard Frame manufactured home being set on a poured concrete foundation.  Notice the gap between the top of the foundation and the bottom of the home.  This gap has to be filed in with either a masonry close-in or a small kneewall.

A box out for a window in a Poured concrete foundation wall.  Once the walls are poured and stripped, this framing will be removed and the appropriate window installed.

A close up view of the Cook Insulated Poured Concrete Foundation wall.  An R-10 Foam insulation is intergrated into the poured concrete foundation wall with a special H-Channel that is anchor into the concrete wall.

The Cook Insulated Poured Concrete Foundation.  An innovative H-channel anchoring system allows us to intergrate these foam insulation panels into a Poured concrete wall.  These walls meet the thermal requirments of a foundation wall below grade.  They make it easier to finish your basement in the future. 

PVC Window Well on a Slider Window in a Poured Concrete foundation