Breakthrough CampLite 5th Wheel Trailer - 1/2 Ton Towable!

I don't think I get the rolling cabinet deal. You know it's gonna have stuff on top of it. Tissues, remote, magazine, 9/16" wrench. Whatever. How are you gonna use it in the kitchen? What locks it for transport? Ghastly kitchen drawer arrangement. Who signed off on that?
PJ has nice hair. It was my favorite thing in the whole video.
I like the blacked-out exterior trim, too.
Eighty-six the slides, make it a toy-hauler and lower the price. Maybe leave one slide, but don't put the awning over it, as mentioned.

For crying out loud, it's AZDEL! A thermoplastic!

WoodGlue

I thought they used Azdel for cabinet facings, etc.
bumpy

Kind of austere but I like it.

I see no problem with plastic. I understood it was a laminate of some sort. The O/P makes a very valid argument for plastic, (as it were), you never have to refinish them. It does not rot or warp, it does not burn as quickly, albeit some what hotter. No refinishing, no rub down with oils to keep them from drying out. Nothing will ever take the place of really good wood, but in an RV it tends to make sense to me.

I like the fact they use no wood, so if there is a leak, it doesn't mean that the rig is uninhabitable/unsalable later on due to rot. Camplite is the only TT/fiver maker that offers an all metal, no staple, no wood model.

2012Coleman wrote:
No thanks - looks like plastic cabinets on the inside. Just think of what materials they had to use to make that claim. Wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.

Kinda like all the plastic in our cars and trucks. Wonder what they used for that stuff?

2012Coleman wrote:
No thanks - looks like plastic cabinets on the inside. Just think of what materials they had to use to make that claim. Wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.

You're right, Azdel is a "thermoplastic" type material, and coupled with Aluminum makes for a very strong and lightweight trailer. The interior looks are warmed up by the Azdel panels, much more so than their traditional all aluminum tt's.

I'm not too sold on the overall looks either. I don't like how the slideout comes under the awning, looks like a tear waiting to happen.

WoodGlue

No thanks - looks like plastic cabinets on the inside. Just think of what materials they had to use to make that claim. Wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.

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