We looked at the vilano fifth wheel at an rv show in Missouri and there is no comparison. We looked at several other units and my wife's friend who was with me said I'd be stupid not to buy the vilano. The quality is there. Was very impressed and seeing Leigh has the same thinking as his grandfather Bob Tiffin, makes this a quality fifth wheel.
Excellent 5th wheels. They really are spectacular. Need to add heat registers with dampers. With the furnace literally next to the toilet, the bathroom can reach 90+ degrees while the lower area is still under 70. When I am sleeping I don't want the room temp to be over 65. So I need to be able to reduce the flow or close the damper in the bedroom. With the couch the lowest and furthest from the furnace it colder than the bathroom and bedroom. With dampers (purchased all new registers with dampers) on the registers one can regulate and maximize heat distribution. Additionally we've got to have day shades. Without day shades the ac struggles to keep up with the heat from the windows. The day shade, although very simple, does create an air pocket between the hot windows and interior ambiant air. And of course we all want on demand hot water. Oh and the cut out around the sinks really are not hip friendly. Straight lines look much better too. The whole carrara marble look solid surface countertops are the thing right now too. We, other future buyers, also would like the second awning over the dinette slide. Especially with the absence of day shades. You just can't sit at the dinette for lunch on a summer day. The heat coming off the window is too much. Test this. On an 85 degree day leave the rv sitting (like one does when they go fishing in the morning or on some morning excursion) without the ac on, with no day shades as they are sold, and no awning coming off the dinette/theatre seating slide. Return to the RV for lunch around 2PM. Turn the ac on and time how long it takes to get the nearly 100 degree rv down to a comfortable 75 (65 isn't an option with two ACs). Then try to eat at the dinette with the sun streaming unimpeded through the big window with the views. You'll notice as we have it's a little warm. Day shades and registers with dampers should be standard. The awning off the dinette should be optioned in on dealer orders, Other than these little items, you all are making the most affordable high-end fifth wheel on the market!!! Thanks. Cheers!
After tents, popups and several travel trailers, and even a class A motorhome, we decided a fifth wheel was the way to go for us. We were looking at a different manufacturer when the salesman at our dealer directed us to a Vilano. We were sold. We hope to take delivery of our 365RL around April 5th, and we couldn't be more excited. It's very difficult to find a negative review of a Vanleigh product. The quality is obvious, and we couldn't be more thrilled to become owners of one.
Impressive!!! Most important note...you are not too arrogant to listen and a fifth wheel customer will have a different need and want than that of a motorhome buyer.
They have a unit that has the Rear End Cap. They are as follows, BEACON 39FBB is identical layout to VILANO 369FB BEACON 39GBB is identical layout to VILANO 370GB w/ Wine Fridge BEACON 38RLB is identical layout to VILANO 365RL and they all have a high gloss finish very very nice
We were introduced to your product at the Portland Oregon Expo RV show yesterday. We have been looking for over a year and did narrow our choices down to the Grand Design Solitude FL and the Momentum. But after seeing your product now we have another choice to make. We are very impressed with your product. We are looking to buy with in the next two years. What sold us with your Rv was the quality as well as the 25 year roof guarantee (not having to get up regularly for sealing maintenance), and the height of the Rv only being 12.8 instead of 13.6. Keeps us from stressing going through those tunnels of only 14.4 height max at the sides. Uggghhhh. But the only thing that we like about the Solitude over yours is the design for woman aspect. Wife loves the window above the stove in the kitchen, 2 entrances, sturdy stairs, lighter and brighter interior. And she does not care for having to clean 2 sinks in the bathroom she says. Just maybe a couple of suggestions of future design opps. Maybe if those were to be comprised with in that 2 year window we will be buying from you instead of Grand Design. Hope to see the changes. Thanks for the tour.
VanLeigh Representative, where is the information on the construction of the Beacon? Do you have any videos showing construction of the Beacon? Do you use decals on your Beacon exterior? Do you build them with complete solar panels, batteries and inverter to the max? (Boondocking without worries). How custom will you go on these? We are very interested in the 39RLB, been to the dealership in Mesa Arizona several times, can't seem to find any info on the above questions.
Two quick questions - is the cabinet color in this video, mocha or espresso glaze? Also, is the furniture color the only choice? My husband and I are in the hunt for a new RV and enjoy the Vilano 375FL very much.
Hi Casey! This is the mocha glaze. As for the couches, those come in a standard color. Thank you so much for considering us, and let us know if you have any more questions!
I looked at one of the 375fl,s at the Little Rock rv show. Very impressive! But the dining table, very bad. Also I prefer the moulded rear end cap. Are there any plans to address the table and add the end cap?
There are a lot of RV manufacturers that talk the talk, but the quality products they produce show the Tiffin family walks the walk in all they do.
My wife and I put a deposit on a 2018 vanleigh 365rl today. We are excited, the details are amazing. Wish us luck😀😀
We looked at the vilano fifth wheel at an rv show in Missouri and there is no comparison. We looked at several other units and my wife's friend who was with me said I'd be stupid not to buy the vilano. The quality is there. Was very impressed and seeing Leigh has the same thinking as his grandfather Bob Tiffin, makes this a quality fifth wheel.
Thank you so much!
Excellent 5th wheels. They really are spectacular.
Need to add heat registers with dampers. With the furnace literally next to the toilet, the bathroom can reach 90+ degrees while the lower area is still under 70. When I am sleeping I don't want the room temp to be over 65. So I need to be able to reduce the flow or close the damper in the bedroom. With the couch the lowest and furthest from the furnace it colder than the bathroom and bedroom. With dampers (purchased all new registers with dampers) on the registers one can regulate and maximize heat distribution.
Additionally we've got to have day shades. Without day shades the ac struggles to keep up with the heat from the windows. The day shade, although very simple, does create an air pocket between the hot windows and interior ambiant air.
And of course we all want on demand hot water.
Oh and the cut out around the sinks really are not hip friendly. Straight lines look much better too. The whole carrara marble look solid surface countertops are the thing right now too.
We, other future buyers, also would like the second awning over the dinette slide. Especially with the absence of day shades. You just can't sit at the dinette for lunch on a summer day. The heat coming off the window is too much. Test this. On an 85 degree day leave the rv sitting (like one does when they go fishing in the morning or on some morning excursion) without the ac on, with no day shades as they are sold, and no awning coming off the dinette/theatre seating slide. Return to the RV for lunch around 2PM. Turn the ac on and time how long it takes to get the nearly 100 degree rv down to a comfortable 75 (65 isn't an option with two ACs). Then try to eat at the dinette with the sun streaming unimpeded through the big window with the views. You'll notice as we have it's a little warm.
Day shades and registers with dampers should be standard. The awning off the dinette should be optioned in on dealer orders,
Other than these little items, you all are making the most affordable high-end fifth wheel on the market!!!
Thanks. Cheers!
I am wanting a 5th wheel toy hauler... Next year... I heard.... We will see one, can't wait
After tents, popups and several travel trailers, and even a class A motorhome, we decided a fifth wheel was the way to go for us. We were looking at a different manufacturer when the salesman at our dealer directed us to a Vilano. We were sold. We hope to take delivery of our 365RL around April 5th, and we couldn't be more excited. It's very difficult to find a negative review of a Vanleigh product. The quality is obvious, and we couldn't be more thrilled to become owners of one.
Impressive!!! Most important note...you are not too arrogant to listen and a fifth wheel customer will have a different need and want than that of a motorhome buyer.
They have a unit that has the Rear End Cap. They are as follows, BEACON 39FBB is identical layout to VILANO 369FB
BEACON 39GBB is identical layout to VILANO 370GB w/ Wine Fridge
BEACON 38RLB is identical layout to VILANO 365RL and they all have a high gloss finish very very nice
We were introduced to your product at the Portland Oregon Expo RV show yesterday. We have been looking for over a year and did narrow our choices down to the Grand Design Solitude FL and the Momentum. But after seeing your product now we have another choice to make. We are very impressed with your product. We are looking to buy with in the next two years. What sold us with your Rv was the quality as well as the 25 year roof guarantee (not having to get up regularly for sealing maintenance), and the height of the Rv only being 12.8 instead of 13.6. Keeps us from stressing going through those tunnels of only 14.4 height max at the sides. Uggghhhh. But the only thing that we like about the Solitude over yours is the design for woman aspect. Wife loves the window above the stove in the kitchen, 2 entrances, sturdy stairs, lighter and brighter interior. And she does not care for having to clean 2 sinks in the bathroom she says. Just maybe a couple of suggestions of future design opps. Maybe if those were to be comprised with in that 2 year window we will be buying from you instead of Grand Design. Hope to see the changes. Thanks for the tour.
Thank you for your feedback!
VanLeigh Representative, where is the information on the construction of the Beacon?
Do you have any videos showing construction of the Beacon?
Do you use decals on your Beacon exterior?
Do you build them with complete solar panels, batteries and inverter to the max? (Boondocking without worries).
How custom will you go on these?
We are very interested in the 39RLB, been to the dealership in Mesa Arizona several times, can't seem to find any info on the above questions.
Two quick questions - is the cabinet color in this video, mocha or espresso glaze? Also, is the furniture color the only choice? My husband and I are in the hunt for a new RV and enjoy the Vilano 375FL very much.
Hi Casey! This is the mocha glaze. As for the couches, those come in a standard color. Thank you so much for considering us, and let us know if you have any more questions!
I looked at one of the 375fl,s at the Little Rock rv show. Very impressive! But the dining table, very bad. Also I prefer the moulded rear end cap. Are there any plans to address the table and add the end cap?
Hi Kent! Right now, the Beacon models are the only ones that have the moulded rear cap.
That's not camping this is Glamping on a whole upper level great job Montana 5th wheels have to step up if they want to best bobs 5th wheel 🛞