Diversifying

[Paul]

Well in light of what's going on in the industry and hard times we are working hard to get into new product lines. We are certified to build trailers and have built a few cold weather office and work trailers but we are getting into small footprint off road RVs and utility trailers. The utility trailers are ready to sell, they are aluminum tub units and have options, like rooftop tents. On the RVs we are applying for CSA and RVIA certification. They are full optioned units in a small package and have sinks, hot water, fridge freezers, LED lighting, and basically anything that makes an RV functional. They have a queen size bed in the cabin, the kitchen is at the back in a galley. They can also be optioned with a rooftop tent for extra sleeping capacity. They have fully independent suspension and can be dragged a lot of places a paper built holiday trailer can't. The frames are steel, the cabins are aluminum and they are fully insulated to about R12. Here are a few photos.

[sonny]

* insert thumbs up here* 

[Doug N]

Very cool!

[Weste]

Very nice Paul.

[BruceW]

Wow!

[AxeMan]

That trailer would look good behind a Jeep......my Jeep.
Paul, you should put it in 4-Wheel Parts show at the Agricom.  Kind of a new event for 4 wheel drive enthusiasts that started last year.

[Paul]

When is it Dave?

[AxeMan]

When is it Dave?

April 30 - May 1
You would likely have to get in with the 4-Wheel Parts Guys.
http://www.4wheelparts.com/info/edmonton-truck-jeep-fest.aspx

I went last year and it was a good show.  Lots of vendors and some awesome deals too.

[Paul]

Funny you mention it because my partner is good friends with the 4WP Canadian manager, the tents, tires, rims, awnings and coolers all come from 4WP, we have an OEM agreement with them.