The best room in a trailer is often the one outside it. The LV Line makes that room part of the floor plan.
A wall that becomes a porch. At the back of the trailer, a glass patio slider opens onto a rear wall that folds down into a deck. With railings up and an awning overhead, it's a porch for morning coffee, dinner at sunset and the view you drove for.
Inside and outside become one room. Open the slider and the kitchen, the lounge and the deck work as a single space. Light and air flow straight through, and the view starts at your feet.
A ramp when you need one. The same deck lowers to the ground as a ramp. Roll in bikes, boards, a kayak or a motorbike, anchor them to the floor for the drive, and the main room becomes a garage. At camp, the gear rolls back out and the room goes back to living.
Built to be used every day. The deck is engineered to carry people and gear, and folds up to close and seal the back of the trailer for travel. Positive latches and gasketed seals keep the weather out on the road.
Toy-hauler freedom, travel-trailer living. The LV Line borrows the fold-down deck and the room for gear from a toy hauler, then gives you a residential home inside. The rear is living space first, and a garage when the trip calls for one.
Final specifications are shared with reservation holders.
