Hard sided expandables

[LittleHouse]

Hard sides and slides add a lot of weight. Regular hybrids would work best for you. There are models with 3 tip outs ,so you get a lot of sleeping capacity without sacrificing floor space.

[PapaTrk]

Our 05 Trail Vision is a three Pop-out model w/2 full size pop-outs on the R/end and L/end, and 1 Queeen Pop-out in front. Wt 4500#, and 23' long. Full size bathrm, Sleeper couch, Dinette that converts to sleeper. Stove, Frig, A/C... Pull w/f-150 camp mostly in Mtns. If wife and I are w/o G/Kids, we don't need to "pop" out other beds. Use the couch and Dinette. Very handy trailer..

[mdcamping]

My Jayco X20E can sleep 8 and with the trailer closed/turtled can sleep 4.

We have had a few trips where we will turtle the trailer which we will sleep on the dinette bed, works out well. trailer is 3750# dry

Mike

[cattaztrophy]

We have a 2012 Jayco Jayfeather Ultra Light 23' that we pull with a 2005 Lincoln Navigator. It will sleep 6 easily and has a full solid slide out.

[MNCST]

Originally Posted by Tunce

My hybrid is a little larger than what your looking for but the main reason I went a little larger was the slide-out and for the 1 nighters it works out great. With the slide-out we can take the mattress from the tent end and place it on the floor with room to spare. In the AM just put it back and were on our way. It's only 21' but it looks larger. It's a Jayco 2010EXP21M.

Just wondering where you got your steps for the bed? We have a dachshund who needs steps to get into bed.

[Btipton]

I realize this is an old thread but take a look at Trailmanor. We owned two and they are a great product.