Boondock campers with no plumbing?
I have been searching for years for a trailer that is made to boondock. I never use water lines or the plumbing in my camper because I hate winterizing. I never need them either. 2 20 gallon totes of ...
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acoustic5679 wrote:
Yes this makes a lot of sense. We have a Viking popup with water lines, water heater, sink, but no toilet. We carry our composting toilet with for areas we go in that require that. But codes and standards would most likely prevent what I am looking for. At least to be manufactured on a mass scale and make it economically viable for that company.
This has been hashed over, and over and over..
In reality the idea of building something in mass quantities you MUST appeal to a BROAD AUDIENCE. Building a product with no plumbing at all is not going to appeal to a broad audience.. I would place that in a "niche" type "market", a very narrow market which will not support very much in sales. Can't make money if you have one or two buyers every few years.
You have several options.. Build something for yourself without plumbing, buy one with plumbing but don't use it, buy one with plumbing and gut the plumbing.
Personally, it really sounds like to me you are only looking for hard sided "shelter" and that would make a cargo trailer conversion to sleeping quarters a pretty good and viable choice. Just add insulation some heat and a few beds and call it good.
