Chariot Eagle builds the Hawk Classic 502 to hurricane wind zone 3 code, a meaningful step above the wind zone 2 standard most destination trailers meet, with tiedowns 4' on center, doubled trusses at each roof end, and every truss strapped to the wall system every 16". The frame starts with 10" steel I-beams and full-size steel outriggers, all rust-proofed, giving the structure a residential solidity that shows up in the details: 2x4 exterior walls on 16" centers, R-11 wall insulation, R-19 floors, and R-30 in the roof. Inside, cathedral ceilings run throughout, overhead air registers feed off fiberglass ducting, and the kitchen comes stocked with GE appliances including an 18-cubic-foot frost-free refrigerator, 30" electric range, ceramic tile backsplash, and a double-bowl sink. Popular options like 9' sidewalls, solid surface countertops, painted hardi-plank exteriors, and a full residential furniture package let buyers push it even closer to a permanent residence feel.
Other destination trailers floor plans (around 36 ft 1 in), similar in size and price to the Hawk Classic 502.
