Posted 2007-04-16 10:39 AM (#59388 - in reply to #59381) Subject: RE: Living Quarters and Weekender
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Location: Georgia
Like HWBar said a lot of them have a fridge/microwave and a cowboy shower. Mine has a full bathroom but no cooking stuff and no fridge. I use a cooler and cook on a little outdoor grill. Well, I usually get my husband to use the grill. Weekenders are usually small too. I have a 4' short wall.
Posted 2007-04-16 10:49 AM (#59389 - in reply to #59381) Subject: RE: Living Quarters and Weekender
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My personal definition is similar to the one above. However, I find that the definition varies GREATLY from person to person.
Some people think that any trailer with a 8' or shorter SW is a weekender... some people think that a weekender just has some cabinets and maybe a sink...
Doesn't seem to be any clear-cut definition. Or if there is, most people don't know about it!
Posted 2007-04-16 11:18 AM (#59392 - in reply to #59381) Subject: RE: Living Quarters and Weekender
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Location: Tennessee
Thanks for the info! I just purchased a trailer with living quarters and 7' SW. I have seen similiar trailers advertised and some say LQ and some say weekender. So, I was really wondering what I have. Mine has cabinets, tanks, shower, toliet, and kitchen. I guess according to some I have a LQ and to some a weekender. Oh well, it does not really matter because it fits my needs.
Posted 2007-04-16 8:56 PM (#59430 - in reply to #59381) Subject: RE: Living Quarters and Weekender
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I've always thought that a true LQ had all the stuff you needed to live in it, full bathroom, fridge, cooktop/microwave..... the kind of stuff where you could live in it for weeks at a time. A weekender has some of that stuff but really doesn't have everything you need to make it liveable for a long period of time.
Living Quarters and Weekender
