RV Mfg's Missing a new market segment
After full timing for two years now and meeting and talking to hundreds of other fellow travelers one thing is apparent to me. The RV Manufacturers are missing or unaware of a significant market se...
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We looked at a moderately priced Class A diesel pusher a couple years ago.
One "feature" was a cabinet that opener out by the dining table - 12 glass knick knack shelves. Each near 1/2 sq ft. Nothing to keep them from falling or breaking while traveling, not to mention the stuff someone might put on them. Probably 15-20 minutes to pack that up, and set it back up again if a person wanted to move the rig.
A new brand of fifth wheel last year has a glass top for the dining table. Met a guy at a dealership that sells that brand, looking for a new top. He had traveled down US-69 from I-40 to McAllister OK and the table top bounced off the table on that washboard road.
Some of the things put in RVs are too fragile to go in a S&B home in my opinion.
One "feature" was a cabinet that opener out by the dining table - 12 glass knick knack shelves. Each near 1/2 sq ft. Nothing to keep them from falling or breaking while traveling, not to mention the stuff someone might put on them. Probably 15-20 minutes to pack that up, and set it back up again if a person wanted to move the rig.
A new brand of fifth wheel last year has a glass top for the dining table. Met a guy at a dealership that sells that brand, looking for a new top. He had traveled down US-69 from I-40 to McAllister OK and the table top bounced off the table on that washboard road.
Some of the things put in RVs are too fragile to go in a S&B home in my opinion.
