For Slide-Outs or Expanding Rooms - mounted on trailer frames or truck bodies - we at
Morrow mobiles2, Inc. can offer your company the technologies needed to increase your
product's usable square footage and cubic capacity.
1. Horizontal AND Vertical Expansion/Contraction.
Why have fixed widths or heights when both these dimensions can be
changed at the same time? Give your customers the ability to double their
square footage AND triple their interior cubic capacity.
2. Positive Environmental Seals.
When your expanding rooms slide in and out OR if the rooms and main
body raise/lower vertically, your customers deserve complete protection from water, dust,
insects and other intrusive elements.
3. Level Floors.
When rooms slide out, the floors of these rooms should be in the same
horizontal plane as that of the interior main body floor. This prevents step ups, improves
seals, and lessens manufacturer liabilities.
4. Automatically Deployed Support Jacks.
When rooms slide out, what is the mechanism used to give underneath
support to those rooms? If users have to manually set up and operate such jacks, then your
product is not as friendly to the consumer as you know it can be.
5. Levered Over Center Walls.
If your product utilizes vertical expansion, how do the upper and lower
halves of the end or side walls become vertically aligned for continuity? With a simple
flip of a lever, your customers can easily make one strong vertical wall from two separate
halves.
6. Low Towing Profile.
If your product does not expand/contract vertically, your customers
face increased fuel charges and greater exposure to damage resulting from crosswinds and
dynamic instability caused by high centers of gravity. Cutting costs and increasing safety
means more satisified customers.
7. Interior Headroom Greater Than Exterior Closed Size.
When using vertically-expanded products, your customers should enjoy
over 7 feet of interior headroom. Can your company deliver this feature from a product
which measures LESS than 7 feet from ground to top of roof when closed? You can now!
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