The Rockwood Roo 232 earns its following by offering a genuinely roomy interior that's hard to believe once you're inside, thanks to the tip-out expansions that each come with their own bunk fan and light combination. The aluminum frame construction with vacuum bonded fiberglass sidewalls and a one-piece vinyl roof give it a solid, weather-resistant shell, while the torsion axle with Rubber-Ryde suspension keeps towing smooth and manageable. Inside, you get a full bathroom with skylight, raised panel solid wood cabinet doors, a three-burner gas range, and thoughtful touches like a residential double sink with a cover that doubles as a cutting board. The cable bed system ditches the old pole setup entirely, making setup and teardown noticeably faster than older expandable designs.
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