Buying stripped down model?
Do any of you know of a manufacturer that would build us a custom trailer that omits the usual things? the issue is that we are not going to need or use many of the things that come standard in a trai...
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The assembly lines used for building RVs won't work to build a bare box.
Plus they must put certain things in to obtain RVIA certification. Without that the rig cannot be an RV.
That will restrict you from being able to use many camping locations bacause to do so you must have a "self-contained" camping unit.
An alternative to starting with a bare box trailer is to find a used TT in good structural condition, rip out the interior and rebuild the interior yourself. I've seen a couple done as you describe.
I caution you on the composting toilet. I've seen two of those in rigs, and they are not sufficient size to handle the waste from two people completely. Be sure to get a firm estimate of how quickly waste is processed and made safe for disposal.
You must also have a way to hold gray water, and likely some black water.
Plus they must put certain things in to obtain RVIA certification. Without that the rig cannot be an RV.
That will restrict you from being able to use many camping locations bacause to do so you must have a "self-contained" camping unit.
An alternative to starting with a bare box trailer is to find a used TT in good structural condition, rip out the interior and rebuild the interior yourself. I've seen a couple done as you describe.
I caution you on the composting toilet. I've seen two of those in rigs, and they are not sufficient size to handle the waste from two people completely. Be sure to get a firm estimate of how quickly waste is processed and made safe for disposal.
You must also have a way to hold gray water, and likely some black water.
