pucknutt51
Michigan
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Was on a trip this past weekend and passed a trailer dealership and out of the corner of my eye I noticed a travel trailer or fifth wheel unit that had a pop-up extension protruding vertically. It appeared to create a large skylight or just an open airiness effect. Thought it could have been a raised bunk sight for the kids but just not sure. It had screens all around by the looks of it. Looked to extend up a good 3 feet or such.
Does anyone know the manufacturer?? Just curious about it.
Perfectly satisfied with my little Coachmen.
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pete42
Jamestown, Ohio
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last month or 2 months ago Trailer Life had a story on just such a trailer.
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bluwtr49
Green Valley, AZ
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It's an Outback loft. I just looked at one in passing while at an RV dealer.
No elavator though so it's not a consideration.
On second thought, if the window opens it might be a comfy subsitute for a tree stand. Just need rifle ports.
Dick
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pucknutt51
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WOW! Didn't realize that it was that that high of an extension. Pretty cool design.
Thanks for the quick hits.
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Agrnbrt
NJ, U.S.A.
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The wife and I checked on out 2 weeks ago. Pretty nice set up. If they ever do it in a 5er we're there.
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Polishnurse
Schodack, NY
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Keystone outback
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JimInMA
Littleton, MA
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Hadn't seen that before. I really like the idea... The layout of that thing would work really well for me and the loft would make up for the space I lose when carrying my tools.
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Bumpyroad
Virginia
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yep, saw one of those at the dealer north of Richmond off I-95 didn't catch the name. but can you use that back bedroom area without raising the top? if not, I wouldn't want it.
bumpy
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zfamily
Michigan
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Bumpyroad wrote:yep, saw one of those at the dealer north of Richmond off I-95 didn't catch the name. but can you use that back bedroom area without raising the top? if not, I wouldn't want it.
bumpy
Yes you can use the rear bedroom/cargo area when loft is closed.
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Jammom
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That is really cool.
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