Trilliums - to be manufactured in California

[Will M.]

Here is an interesting web site I just noticed this morning. It looks like another new business has started up to manufacture Trilliums. The website says that the initial production is now taking place out of the Outback facility in Calgary, Alberta, but that finishing and manufacturing are to be transferred to the San Francisco area in the future. Both 1300 and 4500 models are to be produced (1300's right now and 4500's this fall).

New California Trilliums

The information is on the site is somewhat limited and I did not see any pricing information. There are a few pictures of the new version.

[Maggie O.]

That's great!

[Gigi]

What "trilling" news! I love, love, love the covers on the stove and sink! That is a great design! I am curious what material this is made from, plexiglas? That surprises me that one could use plexiglas so close to a flame.

The idea of being able to see into the bunks is another winner.

This is a great looking trailer. I wish them all the luck!

[Suz]

We've had a few discussions about it. I think the first that came up was HERE back in December.

I've exchanged a couple of emails with him and really excited to see the new product. My first question is always "Are you going to have a bathroom?" His answer was "My intention is to offer both 1300 & 4500 models with a bath/shower.
As you may know, the 1300 molds are already built. So, it will be relatively easy to get this model going again. The 4500 molds need to be made from scratch, so the time element is a little uncertain."

I think this is really kewl and wish him a tremendous success!

[Will M.]

Thanks Suz - Guess I missed it the first time around!

[E Varga]

Hooray the Trillium is back and from the trilliumrv.com website looks great. I was wondering if any member in the bay area would be willing to go on a factory tour and report to the forum about it. This would be wonderful breaking news and having a forum member do it and give an opinion would be highly credible. I would love to do it, but I live in Wisconsin!