I’m imagining one of these with a jack knife couch and a ceiling mounted TV that folds down. Although you’re close enough something like a tablet or laptop sitting on the shelf would probably get the job done
Can you do another vid focusing on your company. Your website doesn't say anything, not even location. I think you are in Utah. Planning anArizona, Utah vacation next year and this might work out great. My wife and I are in education and we are off work the whole summer!
Height of 82” inches from floor to the top of the vent. That’s 6’10”. That is a tall small camper. Which would mean this dude is a tall dude…around 6’8”. Cause if the opening clip when he is between the two campers…he looks like he is only a couple of inches shorter that the top point of the basic camper.
The frame is constructed of 3in steel C Channel with additional steel ribs and runners giving support from the front to the rear. Then powder coated for protection. The floor is a layer of plywood, 1.5in insulation, and another plywood and vinyl flooring layer. In addition, the floor is covered in aluminum (so aluminum on the sides, top, and bottom) all to keep out the elements.
It's not clear to me how you'd get the separate upgrades, piecemeal, if you were doing it a bit at a time. And it appears the upgrades are packages or bundles that come as one, like a cable bundle, where the upgrade includes channels you'll never watch. I kind of don't think that's what you're doing, although it makes sense from a manufacturing point of view, which can redound to the benefit of value delivered to the most customers, but maybe leave us picky ones out. It turns out we picky ones are most of the micro-camper market. People who've camped all their lives and see a bedroom on wheels as luxuries, but have very specific ideas on what they want and don't want as a complement to things they do for themselves in camp and may or may not want civilization's help on x, y or z.
These are so amazing! I love the option of buying the base model and then building as the budget allows and as the family grows!!
Looks awesome! Great work Levi. I wish I had an extra 20k sitting around. Give me a few more years haha.
Very nice. Well thought out. Well built
European rolls on the floor in hysterical laughter at reversing lights on a trailer being a 'feature'.
As it should be on every trailer bud sadly it’s not common, at least here in the USA.
I’m imagining one of these with a jack knife couch and a ceiling mounted TV that folds down. Although you’re close enough something like a tablet or laptop sitting on the shelf would probably get the job done
We install a RAM mount in every trailer right in front of the fan on the ceiling for just this purpose!
That's nice and all, but if you want people to get really interested, you need a configurator on your site
Can you do another vid focusing on your company. Your website doesn't say anything, not even location. I think you are in Utah. Planning anArizona, Utah vacation next year and this might work out great. My wife and I are in education and we are off work the whole summer!
Great idea, thanks for the suggestion! We are out of St George in Southern Utah.
Height of 82” inches from floor to the top of the vent. That’s 6’10”. That is a tall small camper. Which would mean this dude is a tall dude…around 6’8”. Cause if the opening clip when he is between the two campers…he looks like he is only a couple of inches shorter that the top point of the basic camper.
The website indicates a shorter trailer than the ?82 inches" he says in the video.
Awesome !!
Do those wheel hubs fit a 6 lug GM rim...?
You said the bottom, top, and front had insulation. Do the sides NOT have insulation?
That’s correct, the sides do not have insulation in order to accommodate a queen sized bed.
The model on the left with all the added options, what's the weight comes down to.
As it’s built in the video it comes to around 2,300lbs
Please give info on the frame construction. And is that a plywood floor?
The frame is constructed of 3in steel C Channel with additional steel ribs and runners giving support from the front to the rear. Then powder coated for protection.
The floor is a layer of plywood, 1.5in insulation, and another plywood and vinyl flooring layer. In addition, the floor is covered in aluminum (so aluminum on the sides, top, and bottom) all to keep out the elements.
Asking, do you have financial pay plan?
We don’t have our own but you can work through your own local bank, we’re happy to work with them.
@@zionoffroad ok thank you.
It's not clear to me how you'd get the separate upgrades, piecemeal, if you were doing it a bit at a time. And it appears the upgrades are packages or bundles that come as one, like a cable bundle, where the upgrade includes channels you'll never watch.
I kind of don't think that's what you're doing, although it makes sense from a manufacturing point of view, which can redound to the benefit of value delivered to the most customers, but maybe leave us picky ones out. It turns out we picky ones are most of the micro-camper market. People who've camped all their lives and see a bedroom on wheels as luxuries, but have very specific ideas on what they want and don't want as a complement to things they do for themselves in camp and may or may not want civilization's help on x, y or z.
I'll take the one on the left please. How much$$$
As shown it comes to around 25,000 although because it's fully modular, you can build out your trailer how you want, over time!
@@zionoffroad awesome, thanks!