Wow! Very well made. Unfortunately I imagine that you would need a storge shed to store all that material when not in use. Good for poeple who stay in one place year round and have those little sheds.
While I liked it, I wonder how much it weighs. We move around too much to justify the weight; however, if we ever become stationary, we might consider it. Wonder what keeps the critters out?
This is exactly what I have had on my last two campers and soon to be on the Redwood except on long runs they out channeling. Works great! I also put 1" foam board along the inside and have 2 milk house heaters running. Last winter it hit -20 and it was 35 degrees underneath the camper. Did I mention I'm a full timer in North Dakota? That is about as hard of a winter test as it gets.
They SAY your blood thickens up so you get used to the cold ....
Not me Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ND
WAY too much setup and take down unless staying in one place for a very long time !Edited by: johnboytoo
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Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ND 
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