¶1John D. Crews, Harold K. Payne, Nickie Van Davis, Daniel B. Stinnett, and Jerry L. Tolbert, property owners in the Lakeside Estate Subdivision, Limestone County, sued Timothy L. Moore, also a property owner, seeking injunctive relief. They sought to have Moore remove the mobile home he had placed on his lot in Lakeside Estate Subdivision on the grounds that it was a “temporary structure/trailer” and thus prohibited under restrictive covenants applicable to the subdivision.
¶2The trial court denied the plaintiffs’ request for injunctive relief on the authority of Frander & Frander, Inc. v. Griffen, 457 So.2d 375 (Ala.1984). The plaintiffs appeal.
¶3We agree with the conclusion reached by the trial court. The mobile home that the plaintiffs seek to have removed has been made a part of the realty by being anchored to the ground; porches and decks have been added. It is therefore not a temporary structure prohibited by the restrictions.
¶4The appellants have not shown any error requiring reversal. Accordingly, the judgment of the trial court is affirmed.
¶5AFFIRMED.