That 96-inch ceiling height is the first thing you notice. It changes how a trailer feels to actually live in. The 3100KXT is built around East to West's Xtreme 365 construction: 3-inch sidewalls, a 5-inch insulated roof, and a heated underbelly that owners have put to the test in Canadian winters. The front bedroom keeps adults away from the action at the back, where the bunks can flip into a functional workspace. Handy if someone in the rig needs to get actual work done. Washer/dryer prep and a residential-style kitchen make this one worth considering if you're planning extended trips or full-time use.
Travel trailers that share features with the Alta 3100KXT, like front bedroom and bunk beds.
