The Zero Exposure bunk technology and Glide-N-Lock cable-supported bed system are the real story here. Setup is genuinely fast, and the bunks stay protected from the elements in a way that older pop-up designs don't. For an expandable trailer under 3,000 lbs, the inclusion of a full bath is a standout, and the 20,000 BTU furnace means shoulder-season trips are actually comfortable. Inside, you get dark ash cabinetry, laminated countertops, and 4" high-density cushions that feel more like a hard-sided unit than a tent trailer. The optional screen room with privacy flaps and Stor-N-More under-bunk storage are worth a close look if you plan to spend more than a night or two at a site.
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Other expandable trailers floor plans (around 13 ft 6 in), similar in size and price to the Viking LS 1760QS.
