What sets the Roo 21DK apart from a standard travel trailer is the expandable end beds. Deployed via a cable system (no poles to fumble with) and latched with an easy-to-reach lockable system that owners consistently call a genuine upgrade over older hybrid designs. Inside, a full slide-out opens up the living area considerably, and the kitchen comes stocked with a three-burner high-output gas range, under-mount double bowl sink, and a double-door auto gas/electric refrigerator. The ducted furnace and 13,500 BTU ducted air keep things comfortable end-to-end, while recessed LED lighting and a mounted 32" TV round out the interior. At around 26 feet and under 5,800 lbs, it tows with vehicles that would struggle with a comparably-sized hard-sided trailer. Which is really the whole point of the Roo.
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Other expandable trailers floor plans (around 26 ft 1 in), similar in size and price to the Rockwood Roo 21DK.
