Northwood built the 19BS around genuine off-grid readiness: the standard SolX 4 package delivers 1,600 watts of solar paired with a 2,000-watt inverter and transfer switch, while fully heated and enclosed tanks, R-14 ceiling insulation, and R-15 reflective roof foil keep things functional in conditions that would sideline lesser trailers. The fully welded aluminum Ironhorse chassis and laminated multi-layer walls aren't just marketing. Owners consistently point to the build quality as the reason they switched from other brands. Inside, the front Queen bed rides on a TruRest ultra-quilted memory foam pillow-top, the kitchen earns its keep with a 10 cubic foot 12-volt refrigerator, a residential-style microwave with air fryer, and a high-output 3-burner range, and the dining bar with bar stools adds a surprisingly social touch for a trailer this size. Upgrades like dual 100Ah lithium batteries with a C4 monitor, an Onan LP generator, and an 11K power-saver A/C let you dial in exactly how far off-grid you want to go.
Other travel trailers floor plans (around 23 ft 7 in), similar in size and price to the Nash 19BS.
