The modern euro style and decorative finish is soooooo needed in the industry! Kudos for leading the way. Also multi-use, transforming folding-collapsable furniture, beds, tables, needs more innovation in the RV industry.. What you need to do though is extend these features into a smaller 21' bumper pull trailer version, add extended - full 4 season insulation, lower the ceiling for efficient towing, add the Dometic euro skylight, and split window shades make an aluminum murphy bed that also when up turns into a desk or table (look at transforming furniture on RU-vid) and you'll sell more than you can keep up with!
Boy oh boy.. I'm so close to loving this RV. I'd buy this in a second if it had a slideout, 2nb bathroom and a more installation. For me doing full time with children these things are needed. Maybe someday this will be possible for ATC. Still, though... this is quite nice.
We saw this at the New England RV Show in Hartford CT back in January and the ATC are very well made and eliminates all the water leak rot issues that you'll get in any other RV.... as every RV will have a leak or two in time! These even have duel-pane windows and very large tanks... but... Our biggest concern was the very low insulation factor... We'd rather loose 4" of interior and be able to camp more comfortably in less than perfect weather.. also the better noise reduction with more insulation is a must... Love Your Neighbor... but you don't have to love your neighbor's noisy kids or generator!!! I'm glad you now have shorter 5rs with the 36 & 32 and that you changed the color of the cabinets helps a bit!! My ATC wish list for a 32 or 36' 5r for full-timing would be... 1) R40 roof, R11+ Walls, R35+ floors with enclosed belly!! 2) Bedroom slide/s (Gives you more leg room even with a King, Larger closet space & a reg Washer & Dry prep like most 5rs)!! 3) Wood cabinets or at least wood cabinet doors esp in the bedroom.. (We plan on going full-time so the metal cabinets are not very homey/warm feeling)!! 4) Larger Stove & Oven for full-timers!! 5) **Possibly a side deck with soft side enclosed & sliding door?!
I too really want an all aluminum toy hauler that's designed for full-timing. I love the exterior of these trailers but not the interior. Hopefully, ATC can branch out to different homier interiors in the future as I retire in five years and plan to fulltime.
Finally had a chance to see a 40 footer in person. Very impressive coach. A garage model would be a nice option. Curious that the axles are not mounted using axle boxes. There is a lot of side load when turning, especially on a triple axle.
Love the structure of your toy hauler being all aluminum and metal throughout the rv but wish you tried a little bit harder on the interior! I am only interested in a full electric rv, no propane! 2 way fridge are junk and not having a tank less water heater is not the way to go! I like the metal cabinets for ruggedness but wouldn't want any stainless steel appliances and sinks! Hope you take some suggestions because I think you have a good thing going!
Lovely. I would love to see a video showing down the length of the inside of the 32 footer. I'm guessing if I just mentally remove the area behind the recliners in the above vid, that would be pretty accurate? One question I've been curious about for awhile: number and placement (and kind AC, some DC, USB ports?) of electrical outlets that come standard. And can more/placement be customized? Love that lights are dimmable. Would want LOADS, perhaps on separate strings/split controls so I could go from blazing bright to low with dimmable feature. A weird, very particular question: what's the standard distance from top of window to ceiling? How tall and wide are the cabinets I see along the wall? I saw your 2019 28ft front bedroom video recently with the new taller cabinet. Are the ones in this vid the newer ones? Sorry for all the questions. I've poked around your great website extensively, but these are some of the nitty gritty questions I couldn't find answers to. (Which doesn't mean they're not there. . .) Once I found a webpage on your site that listed the number and dimensions of windows that come standard in each model - hoping to find that for the 32 ft 5th wheel. Thank you for the vids and great product. I look forward to owning one in the not too terribly distant future.
Amazing... but what about the lack of insulation under the bedroom? If I saw correctly that’s bedroom, floor, aluminum frame. Assume there’s light insulation on the subfloor.
Hi Erin, Thanks for your comment. Yes the subfloor does have insulating properties. If you get our spray foam option the floor and under the bunk will be sprayed as well.
Love this trailer!!! Can you haul this or the 36 foot version with a short box, single rear wheel, 3/4 ton truck? or do you need a dually with 8 foot box?
Thank for your comment Mike! You would need a slider hitch for a short bed truck and you want to check your capacity. We have used a 1 Ton single wheel truck that has worked well.
@@aluminumtoyhauler was wondering the same as Mike... Also, would you consider beveling the front edge of the trailer for those of us with a short bed? Because of your light tongue weight, ATC fifth wheels appealed to me & probably an entire world of fellow Short-bed 3/4 owners (Ram 2500, Mega Cab w/ 6.75 bed) - JB
JB, Yes we should be able to get Bronze, however, it is a specialty color for us so it has been hit or miss lately with availability. Supplier issues have been a challenge lately.
@@aluminumtoyhauler I can totally understand - it's like that in my business as well. As I get closer to ordering our trailer (Q2 '21), hopefully these issues will subside. Thanks for getting back - JB
I like the ATC's construction and durability, but I'm not a fan of their interior living area. To much aluminum and those Euro modern cabinetry is ugly.
Pathetic having an option for a black tank flush connection.! and not even any slideouts rubbish!! and he was so proud of the shower curtain!! I have seen better horse trailers than this!!
