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| Re: Skyline Layton destination trailer | Richard G | We have a Weekender 150 ltd and have since 2008. Note, Aljo, Weekender, Nomad, Layton brands are all the same product, just a different front stencil. We love it - for two has everything we wanted in a small trailer. Some minor fixes needed, but all taken care off during the warranty period. Had problems with a local dealer, but Skyline in Mansfield Texas customer service went to bat for us and handled everything to our satisfaction, and found another dealer to our liking. I would buy another skyline just to have Charlie in Skyline's Mansfield Manufacturing site customer service at my back. Design and basic construction are very sound. People that ultimately did warranty repair were independents authorized by Skyline, who have been in the repair business since the 60's. Told us due to the corner wrapping and strapping used in Skylines, they had never seen a skyline product leak due to frame loosening. Said that Skyline and Terry products were the best stick-built manufacturers on the market. In corner wrapping, the aluminum siding is wrapped on edge over the frame, forming a rigid reinforced metal box over the wooden frame. Cross strapping adds diagonal metal bracing across the wooden frame, forming a truss system. They also said the quality of materials used by skyline was better than others. Good wood, etc. The corner wrapping is unique to Skyline, and used in all there stick-built models. Great value, great product, great customer service. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Keystone Residence destination trailer | Marg | WE bought a residence last June from R'nR in Liberty Lake.I love the high ceilings and big windows.I do not like all the doors in the bathroom.At least one pocket door would have been nice.The king size bed is too big for the room...it is very hard to make the bed.All the storage space is great,especially the pantry in the kitchen.The window over the sink should have the opening knob on the right side as its unreachablefor a woman where it is.I would have been happier with boxed valances on the window and less curtains.They are unnecessary with the blinds.I love the roominess and large slide in the living area.Please give some thought to these comments when designingnew models. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer | duce | oh how i would love to have one of these, very beautiful. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Keystone Residence destination trailer | Nicole | Absolutely beautiful, very happy for both of you. Understand why you are anxious for Spring now. Enjoy. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Keystone Residence destination trailer | Bill | our friends have one we decieded to sell our class A motor home and have one put in park on a seasonal site we really liked how opened it is and how comfortable it is | See RoTi item |
| Re: Skyline Layton destination trailer | Ginger | Really like this. We bought ours in March and keep it in a park in So. Ca. Much better than the trailer we had before (also a Skyline) | See RoTi item |
| Re: Crossroads Hampton destination trailer | Lori V | Love my HT40QB. It's a home away from home. Great features and storage. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer | MannaCandace | It's nice to see some options for full-time living in an RV .... makes me want to develop that 40 acre investment property now. We can get an RV up there - no way would a mobile home fit. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Crossroads Hampton destination trailer | John A | I really like the destination trailer idea. I like the patio door and big windows. All the advantages of a park model but more movable. This really looks nice. | See RoTi item |
| Re: Keystone Residence destination trailer | Kenny 4234 | Looking to buy into this destination trailer idea. Looking at trailers and parks etc. We want one fairly close so that we can use it most weekends. Have good experience with Keystone. Had a Cougar 5th wheel for 3 years and we had very few problems. | See RoTi item |
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