couple generalities, all RVs are built with as much cheepness and shortcuts as they can get away with. anyone that says their unit isn't, either paid way over what they should of, or like all of us, just love the RV they ended up getting. the reason I say this is if you want to be competitive you have to keep manufacturing costs around where everyone else is, or you don't sell a lot. some times a company will come along and build something really nice, but they usaly are not in buisness for a long time because they end up being to expensive for the masses.
there are good units to get but it is up to what you will accept as the short cuts. one company might just nail particle board boxes togeather for a kitchen drawer and go with higher end light fixtures and sink, another might spend a bit more on insulation and less on the flooring material, and another may give you that nice hardwood cabnet faces and drawres, but skimp out in the shower and bedroom. its all a trade off and you need to decide which features are important to you, and the only way to do that is start looking and make a list of what you like and don't like. what you need and don't need . and so on. then start narrowing down the selections while you finish looking.
Steve
