So when someone suggests a small trailer and I focus on the Rockwood/Flagstaff family, there’s a reason. For example, I’m looking at the Rockwood Geo Pro 16BH trailer in their Geo Pro/ePro line (the smaller Rockwood/Flagstaff trailers) today. It uses all vacuum laminated walls featuring an Azdel substrate which is waterproof and very durable. It also adds some sound-deadening properties. Underneath that are six-sided aluminum welded frames that include the bases for beds and dinettes. If you ever read that a trailer uses aluminum framing, open up a baggage door or lift a dinette. If there’s wood, it’s not all aluminum framing. Furthermore, some trailers that are smooth-sided are not vacuum-laminated on all panels. In fact, some aren’t vacuum-laminated at all. The advantage of this more expensive process is that the bond between the materials tends to be long-lasting and more evenly distributed. These Rockwood Geo Pro trailers use Dexter TorFlex axles and have things like black tank flush and battery disconnect. The TVs incorporated in them are 12-volt models. They come with solar charging systems and inverters. They have 190 watts of solar on the roof and a 1,000-watt inverter that powers all 110vac receptacles except the microwave and AC.