What does BHDS stand for?

[davidshq]

I've noticed that there seems to be an industry standard way of naming travel trailers. I've particularly noticed that I like BHDS trailers. I'v seen that BH means bunk house, but I am unsure what the DS stands for?

Also, if there anywhere that provides a list of all these different "models" and what they mean? It would be a lot easier for me to track down what I want if I knew. 🙂

Thanks,
Dave

[Doug33]

mowin wrote:

thomasgunnar wrote:

Doug33 wrote:

thomasgunnar wrote:
I know Steve and Sam, they do good work.

Sam, like my niece, could be a female!

Maybe Steve and Sam are a couple.

As long as they dont test out every BDSM;)

quality control!

[mowin]

thomasgunnar wrote:

Doug33 wrote:

thomasgunnar wrote:
I know Steve and Sam, they do good work.

Sam, like my niece, could be a female!

Maybe Steve and Sam are a couple.

As long as they dont test out every BDSM;)

[thomasgunnar]

Doug33 wrote:

thomasgunnar wrote:
I know Steve and Sam, they do good work.

Sam, like my niece, could be a female!

Maybe Steve and Sam are a couple.

[Doug33]

thomasgunnar wrote:
I know Steve and Sam, they do good work.

Sam, like my niece, could be a female!

[thomasgunnar]

beemerphile1 wrote:

Doug33 wrote:
You may be in for some trouble if you have the BDSM model. 😉

Who knows? That could be a really good seller!

It is hilarious that people want to argue about the model designation meaning. Like already said, there is no industry standard, each manufacturer makes up their own designation. A designation of BHSS could mean that the
Back
Half was assembled by
Steve and
Sam.

Absurd? Yes, but there is no standard meaning.

I know Steve and Sam, they do good work.

[beemerphile1]

Doug33 wrote:
You may be in for some trouble if you have the BDSM model. 😉

Who knows? That could be a really good seller!

It is hilarious that people want to argue about the model designation meaning. Like already said, there is no industry standard, each manufacturer makes up their own designation. A designation of BHSS could mean that the
Back
Half was assembled by
Steve and
Sam.

Absurd? Yes, but there is no standard meaning.

[Doug33]

You may be in for some trouble if you have the BDSM model. 😉

[colliehauler]

PAThwacker wrote:

colliehauler wrote:
My Wildwood is 26 BHSS - 26' bunkhouse single slide.

Bunk house super slide

It's not all that ((super)) I'm having to replace the floor in the slide.:(

[thomasgunnar]

We have a 301RLS.

Rear living room, two slides and 301' long. I never thought it was that big.

[djsamuel]

Doug33 wrote:
My BHS has bunks (not a separate bunkhouse) with a slide, but opposite the dinette. So S either means single slide or non-dinette slide.

My previous "JB" trailer had bunks but no slide. Not sure what the J stood for.

My 21BHS is a bunkhouse with a dinette slide, so just to settle the matter, we can assume s means single slide, not non-dinette slide. That's as authoritative as we'll get. 🙂

[PAThwacker]

colliehauler wrote:
My Wildwood is 26 BHSS - 26' bunkhouse single slide.

Bunk house super slide

[colliehauler]

My Wildwood is 26 BHSS - 26' bunkhouse single slide.

[BellaLynda]

I have a Flagstaff Micro Lite DS21...it does not have bunks, but it has a deep slide in which sits the dinette and is 21 feet long.

[Doug33]

AirForceAngler wrote:

mowin wrote:
Mines a keystone hornet 38BHDS. I was told it stands for "bunk house dual slide. I have a deep slide in the dinette, and a shallower slide in the master. No slide in the bunk house at all.

Then that would be a 38BHDSDSSMNSBH.

LOL - they're going to need a bigger brochure.... 🙂