Any ideas on what I should have put on these hangers and should they be two sided and in some kind of plastic.

Building, Contracting Etc.....While NJ is a much tougher state to invest in then alot ofo other states there are still deals to be had if you are diligent and look hard enough.There is a Monthly Meeting in Summit NJ thatr takes place on Fridays (I believe it's teh last Fri of every month.

I use a brown cinnamon carpet made of recycled plastics (great rental as it repels stains) with a nice pile installed over a 6lb pad.  

All that is required for code is to wrap them in 4mil plastic and duct tape the seams.

I'd find a way to move the refrigerator if that's possible.If you use a licensed contractor, get permitted, and have it inspected your insurance company will be much happier.They'll have 2 people with deeper pockets to go after when someone gets fried playing with the panel while standing in water. 

Then covered the area with hard plastic and then put lava rocks (They last longer then bark) over the top and now I never have to worry about "landscape maintenance" again. 

Shown at the right is a model designed for placement on a foundation with the garage constructed after the installation of the three-section home.are transported on steel chassis which are never removedare transported on their own wheels (which are most times removed in our area)are set up on a series of steel pier and jack assemblies or concrete blocks with wood, plastic or poured in place concrete footing.Today's California Housing and Community Development Departments (HCD), now requires that an "ENGINEERED TIE DOWN SYSTEMS" (ETS) be installed on any new or reset MOBILE or MANUFACTURED HOME.Finally a MANUFACTURED HOME will have metal HUD TAGS aka INSIGNIA'S, DECALS, LABELS posted on the rear left of each section.

It had two Honeywell round thermostats at different settings (inside one of those clear plastic vented boxes), and a spring-wound timer switch that ran for an hour or two (easily accessible).

I just replaced a 2 year old (purchased new) stove that had the pretty plastic press style screen on the back of the stove top.

@Larry Fried thanks for reaching out.