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Extremely Lightweight Camper Can Be Easily Towed
Editor's Note: This news item was retrieved and first published through Curbed's website.
Curbed reports on the latest small travel trailer to catch your eye from California’s Polydrops Inc. The Polydrop trailer uses wood and skinned aluminum to create an all-new take on the modern camper. At 12.4 feet long, the Polydrop trailer was created by Kyung-Hyun Lew—an architectural designer. Produced in Los Angeles, this angular and innovative version of the small camper trailer is akin to the much-loved trailers from Taxa Outdoors.
Curbed writer Megan Barber relates in her article: "At 12.4 feet long, the Polydrop trailer was created by Kyung-Hyun Lew—an architectural designer. On its website, Polydrop says 'this is not a camping trailer. It’s your own space that you can travel with.'" Like most teardrop trailers, the kitchen is accessed from the rear. But the Polydrop's galley is bare-bones at best, with no built-in elements and unfortunately little space for a cooler. Two drawers and a shelf provide a spot for cooking, but you’re going to have to provide the stove and water to get the job done. Twenty limited edition models will be launched in 2019 for $9,000 each, before shipping. Once they have ramped up production, the Polydrop trailer is expected to go for $13,000.
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