AVION Travel Trailers

There are a ton of options with different price points, and you have to pay for crating and shipping. $600 per window. Not a small bite... but the difference is pretty amazing with the double panes and solar glass. I would however recommend doing it at the end of a build, rather than at the beginnin...

For the floor, it really just cantilevers out there quite nicely. I had to jack it up about half an inch because the edges of the entire trailer floor is falling apart so it has settled some.

Hey there, The windows were ordered from https://www.motionwindows.com Made in Washington state, double paned sliders. Started refurbishing the others and I just wasn’t liking it. My wife and I put them in, need 2 people wasn’t hard. The biggest obstacles are that the old windows screw to the traile...

Hey there, Oh I get it... I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to get it done by X. I have since decided it will be done when its done, and that feels a lot better in general. For A/C's I am going to take both out and seal the holes, instead I am going to put a mini split system in. For cooktop...

Hi Nelson,

Donald Jonas, who is on here somewhere has a similar style from morryde.

Check him out at lunaandtheseekers.com

Used wood blocks and I need to jack it up slightly so did some tinkering, if you take a wood 2x4 about 18inches long and turn it horizontal remove the rear hatch and place along the top it makes a great jack point with a vertical 2x4...

Coosa slowly going in, hoping to finish some point this summer.
1.5 inch on top of the frame, .75 decking.

Nice!

Thanks Bob, I literally mean the shell, currently replacing the floor and I can tell I will need a little bit more space in an area (maybe 1/2inch) and trying to decide where to lift the shell without damaging anything.

Currently working on the bathroom floor.

If I needed to jack my shell up slightly, where would be the best points? Currently working on the floor and I need a little more space.