A good trailer adapts to the trip. The LV Line's main room changes with a few simple moves, so the same space can host dinner, sleep visitors or carry the gear.
A bedroom at the push of a button. The main bed lives in the ceiling. Lower it at night and the room becomes a bedroom, with its own reading lights and USB-C on both sides. In the morning it rises out of the way, and the floor is yours again.
Guests, any time. A second bed lowers for family and friends, so visitors get a real place to sleep and nobody has to make up a couch. When they leave, it disappears overhead.
The garage mode. Stow the table and chairs, lower the rear deck to the ground and roll the bikes or boards inside. Tie-downs secure them for the drive, and the deck closes behind them.
Six rooms in one. Through a single day the same space becomes:
- a lounge
- a dining room
- an office
- a bedroom
- a guest room
- a garage
Each takes minutes to set up, and nothing has to be unpacked to make room.
Storage that keeps up. A hanging closet, a pull-out pantry, deep drawers and under-seat storage handle the everyday. Insulated exterior lockers take the skis, tools and muddy boots.
Bring the people and the gear that make the trip, and still come home to a calm, open room at the end of the day.
Final specifications are shared with reservation holders.
