Travel trailer bedroom vents

Enjoyed the videos, very helpful.

Ours has a vent in the bedroom and 2 in the living/kitchen area. You can rotate them to direct the air where you want it.

svhill wrote:
Thanks All - for the helpful answers. We're looking for a well-made 2014 TT with rear entertainment/living area, u-shaped dinette, lg. wardrobe or storage cabinet, bedroom vents and no bunks (my requirements) and weighing not over 7,000 lb.s (husband's requirement!).
Really appreciate all the fast replies.

Check out the YouTube video Here!

And here!

And this one here ... shows the vent in the bed room. quite clear, near the end of the video.

The vents in both our previous ROO 23SS and now the Rockwood Ultra Lite have vents that be closed partially or completely and can be turned for the best direction. Happy shopping!

You might want to try out the A/C vents (on a hot day preferably?).

Some folks have complained of poor air flow (either by design or obstruction during manufacture) in some models. Others have complained of poorly insulated vents. You don't want to be cooling your attic with poorly insulated vents.

One of our "must-haves" for the new trailer was vented A/C. Our previous 24' trailer didn't have them and was noisy and drafty as a result. We're happy with how they work in our new 28' Timber Ridge.

Thanks!
We're looking at a Keystone Passport 3180RE later this week.
Husband will be glad if it does not have the separate 3rd drain outlet for kitchen and does have bedroom vents. Photos show vents in living area so assuming bedroom may have them also.
I'll be glad to see the rear entertainment area, two lounge chairs and u-shaped dinette.
Appreciate the replies - from your TTs, we can tell which companies and models have the vents in case Passport doesn't work out.
Have also looked at Aerolite 294RKSS and a Forest River.

My TT has ducted A/C in all areas

Mine has ducted vents to all the rooms for air. The air conditioner also has the blast feature. You open the vent on the air conditioner and all the air blasts straight down instead of through the ducts.

Thanks All - for the helpful answers. We're looking for a well-made 2014 TT with rear entertainment/living area, u-shaped dinette, lg. wardrobe or storage cabinet, bedroom vents and no bunks (my requirements) and weighing not over 7,000 lb.s (husband's requirement!).
Really appreciate all the fast replies.

Not all the bunkhouses are set up with A/C vents. Our ceiling duct runs in our ceiling closer to the curbside of the trailer opposite our bunks. I added a ceiling vent in the duct right outside the double bunk opening directing air flow into both bunks. Makes a big difference.


It's -20 F outside this AM in MN--dreaming about camping to help get thru it! We're looking at a high temp today of -19 F.