Lightweight trailer research/shopping
I've been researching trailers for a few months now and really like the dual slide option that leaves the center living area more open. Also, an outdoor kitchen was a big plus for us. Initially I t...
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We went to look at the Shadow Cruiser 282BHS and thought the construction was really cheesy. The shower pan wasn't even adhered to the framing or whatever was underneath it. The spaghetti of plumbing under the kitchen islands sink left no storage. The stoves hood vented right above the mount for the outdoor tv. Manual stabilizers and no roof ladder. Looked great on paper but not a winner.
We looked at some single slide units and I think that will work and open up a ton more brand options. I've watched quite a few trailer tour videos online and a Rockwood one has stuck with me. The way the guy was banging on the cabinets, walls, and roof, saying how sturdy they are. I'm looking for a good balance between light weight and construction quality.
Next weekend I think we'll hit the RV show in Pomona after doing some homework during the week.
http://www.thebestrvshow.com/
We looked at some single slide units and I think that will work and open up a ton more brand options. I've watched quite a few trailer tour videos online and a Rockwood one has stuck with me. The way the guy was banging on the cabinets, walls, and roof, saying how sturdy they are. I'm looking for a good balance between light weight and construction quality.
Next weekend I think we'll hit the RV show in Pomona after doing some homework during the week.
http://www.thebestrvshow.com/
