Adventure Trailers Drawer System

[99wj]

i dident see a price... maybe i missed it, but how much were they

[bomar]

http://www.adventuretrailers.com/drawer.html

Prices are on the page

[southpier]

does "light weight composite board" concern anyone? how will these stand up to dampness & wear?

[1leglance]

don't think wood composite on these...
think super futuristic crazy tough amazing stuff on these..
Beat them with a hammer.
pour on water
bang them around

I have seen them in person and when you figure they are building the new folding trailer out of the same stuff then it must be pretty good

[bmonday]

does "light weight composite board" concern anyone? how will these stand up to dampness & wear?

You must be new here

You can rest assured that anything AT builds will hold up spectacularly to wear and dampness (and chains, and hammers, and heat, and trees, and rocks, and probably even lightning (but I'll let someone else test that one))

Welcome to the board

BMonday

[Scott Brady]

I have been using the prototype for nearly a year in my Discovery, and it is bomber. My unit is even thinner material in the drawer faces, etc. too, and no issues.

[zukrider]

so i was contemplating these drawers. my concern is how much weight they can hold. im a one truck guy, and an electrician with way to many tools. i was thinking that when working, i would put the expo gear away and store my tools out of sight in the drawers. but like i said, the weight capacity is my concern.

does anybody have that spec or an idea of the weight you have in yours?\

thanks
joe

[theexile]

so i was contemplating these drawers. my concern is how much weight they can hold. im a one truck guy, and an electrician with way to many tools. i was thinking that when working, i would put the expo gear away and store my tools out of sight in the drawers. but like i said, the weight capacity is my concern.

does anybody have that spec or an idea of the weight you have in yours?\

thanks
joe

Here is a couple of videos showing what the composite material can handle in weight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L36AL2f6RzI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgaUikVWuzM
I have close to 200 pounds in one of my drawers with tools and spares.Its amazing how fast it adds up. I have had mine for a while now and had zero problems with the material or the slides. Mario designed these to last.

[Hilldweller]

The composite material was reverse engineered from remains of the Roswell spaceship crash.
If you use enough of it, you can also go back in time.


I tried to get the drawers too but the house ways and means committee only allocated me $50 and a charged sawsall battery...

[southpier]

You must be new here

You can rest assured that anything AT builds will hold up spectacularly to wear and dampness (and chains, and hammers, and heat, and trees, and rocks, and probably even lightning (but I'll let someone else test that one))

Welcome to the board

BMonday

true enough. but i've also read a ton of threads about people building their own and using things like luan, MDF, masonite, particle board, & OSB.

so being the admitted neophyte, natually thought there might be a manufacturing decision to use a "cost effective" solution in order to make a marketable (affordable) product.

my naivete!