Trillium Kitchen

[Randy J.]

A couple of years ago, I raised the issue of simply removing the gas stove from our 76 Trillium in favour of maybe an induction model. I've decided to keep it, for now, since it has been inspected along with the lines and is safe. I have removed the old unsafe furnace and fridge, replacing them with cupboards.

My suggestion caused some controversy, including dire warnings a trailer without appliances would be worth nothing. So I'm wondering for those who have decided to strip, how has it worked? What was your solution?

We most times don't have food in the trailer anyway, especially in bear country, but use a cooler, an electric one when we have power and a small 400/800 watt portable heater in the colder weather. Works for us and I've had offers to buy.

[David Tilston]

I may have asked this before. Do you still have the removed appliances?

[Randy J.]

No. Sorry. Once they were deemed unsafe by the gas fitter, I got rid of them.

[k corbin]

There are lots of people around who are terrified of propane and much prefer an all electric travel trailer. Just do what makes you happy and quit thinking about the resale value. There are always people looking for FGRV travel trailers, the buyer pool is deep and wide.