Thanks Roberta!

My pleasure!

Thanks for the comment. I will reply on a few days when I can measure.

The total height is 94 in, the total length is about 16 ft, the total width is almost 8 ft. I really have a centimeter on each side, but I got the stand on fenders which are bigger than the standard fenders.

@@SwimmingintheDeep Thanks for the additional info. Encouraging on the height. Is that 16' total length all the way to the hitch end? If not, I'd be interested in learning that too, as my garage is fairly shallow at just under 20'. Looking forward to following your progress!

@@ThomasUSofA let me measure the width again this weekend... And the length but yes, the total length is close to that.

@@SwimmingintheDeep One other measurement if you wouldn't mind: The length from the rearmost tire to the back of the trailer. We have a step/apron at the back of our garage that is about 5" high and ~4' deep, so the trailer be backed-up over this. Thanks again.

@@ThomasUSofA here is a link to an unlisted video that I made for you today on the measurements. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rtGPd6V8093YiYE.html

Hi Vicki. Thanks for the comment and question. I just posted a brief overview of how I have initially wired my WeeRoll. Here's the link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oc94hqR7nNqZmqM.html

All of the prices are on their web site, you pay the list price plus tax where you live. With most units being built to order there is no real negotiation in my experience. Thanks for the question.

Hi, the flooring is a vinyl type tongue and groove. WeeRoll put it in for me as an option during the build. There is no insulation in the floor. A couple of rugs is all I need in Georgia most of the time. Thanks for the question.

@@SwimmingintheDeep The reason I ask is, I bought a WeeRoll Nomad and having problems with the door seal. bought it in October 2022. It started during the freeze in December and still is, only in cold weather. And it putting water on the windows and walls. So we have been sleeping in the car. They fixed the door once but it’s still happening.

@@marieandpreciousamazingani6114 I think they could just use a prefabricated door from a company like lippert and they would seal better. You may be also seeing what is very common in any type of trailer or RV that doesn't have great ventilation and that is condensation. You could try a dehumidifier running and in the warmer months an air conditioner will help dehumidify the air. Are you living full-time in your WeeRoll? We use ours as a weekend adventure trailer. We think of it as a step up above a tent. At the end of the day these are glorified cargo trailers made of all aluminum and over engineered for strength and non-rot materials. I'd suggest that you try out different door seals from a home improvement store. Also consider some kind of overhang/rain deflector. Additionally, I would install a top-notch awning like the one I show in the other video that will totally protect the door.

@@SwimmingintheDeep Thank you so much.

@@SwimmingintheDeep Wanted to live full time but the door is preventing that.

Hi, thanks for the comment! WeeRoll has accurate pricing on their home page. These are built to order most of the time so the price you see on their home page is the price you pay plus sales tax for your state. weeroll.com/ Mine is the 14. Plus the upgrades of walk on fenders, luxury vinyl flooring, etc

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