Construction Standards

The Everest

Park Model Standards

Exterior Standards

Structural Info

Heavy Duty Steel chassis with Detachable Hitch
Floors: 2×6 joists 16″ on center and 3/4″ OSB subfloor
Walls: 2×4 studs 16″ on center and 7/16″ OSB sheathing, house wrap, and window tape
Roof: 50 pound snow load roof system, 7/16″ OSB roof sheathing, and roof underlayment
Insulation: R-21, 3″ spray foam in floor, walls, and ceiling
Certified RV seal, built to the ANSI A119.5 standard

Exterior Features

White vinyl insulated windows (Residential Grade)
White 3-panel Craftsman entry door with 22×17.3-lite window
5″ vinyl lap siding or LP lap siding
40 year metal roof (Heritage panel)

Interior Standards

Interior Features

Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Walls and ceiling: 1/2″ Birch plywood, primed and painted
Doors: 3-Panel Shaker style, solid core
1×3 flat window trim, primed and painted
4″ recessed ceiling lights with dimmer switch
Electrical outlets

Mechanical & Electrical

40 gallon electric water heater
Entire Plumbing Package (water lines in walls for all season use)
100 Amp interior electrical panel
AC and heat mini-split system (12K BTU head in living room, and 9K BTU in bedroom)
Bathroom exhaust fan
Smoke/CO detector
Fire extinguisher

Kitchen Features

6 ft of painted cabinets (your choice of floating shelves or top cabinets)
Shaker style drawers and doors
Full extension, soft-close drawers
Laminate countertop
22″ single-bowl stainless steel sink
Black faucet and cabinet hardware
Light fixture above sink
2-Burner electric cooktop
Microwave
Under the counter refrigerator
GFCI outlets

Bathroom Features

60″ Tub/Shower
24″-36″ vanity with linen shelf
Vanity light with dimmer switch
Residential-style commode
Bath exhaust fan
GFCI outlet

Logistical Info

Delivery Includes

All required delivery permits and escorts
Delivery as close as we can get with a semi-truck

Customer Responsibilities

Final leveling and adjustments
Connect to electric, water, and sewer
Stairs to entry door
Skirting

⚠️ Notice:

Please note, we use Birch plywood for the interiors, which is stronger and more durable than drywall, but still provides a clean modern look. Transportation may cause a few hairline cosmetic cracks at the trim and seams. These can easily be touched up with a little paint, which is much easier than the puttying and sanding of drywall repair.

Ready To Start Your Project?

Get In Touch Today!

Phone

(717) 507-9568

Email

happycamper@mailprint.net

Address/Service Area

210 Little Beaver Rd. Strasburg, Pennsylvania 17579