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Design Benefits & Features
Benefits of Oliver's Innovative Design
The Oliver Travel Trailers' design was inspired by years of using other travel trailers and making every aspect better.
The Oliver is built with a higher quality, more efficiency and easier to use and maintain.
See the information below about how the design of our trailers will benefit you.
4-Season Living
We have not seen a more comparable travel trailer design that provides this level of extreme weather protection that the Oliver has from the elements.
With Oliver Travel Trailer's unique double hull fiberglass shell, you have similar attributes of double pane windows & we combine that with the standard LP Ducted Furnace, the inside of the Oliver will be warm even in cold temperatures. Additional composite materials built into the shells combined with the use of reflective and insulating materials and an air gap between the 2 shells help keep the interior at comfortable levels but also help prevent condensation from forming on the inside.
Easy & Stable Towing
Great attention to detail was paid to the Oliver trailer's design of the frame and layout, ensuring a towing experience that is safe, balanced, and stable.
We've strategically addressed the crucial factor of tongue weight by mounting the holding tanks low in the trailer, between the shells, and placing the batteries directly over the axles. We designed the outer lower shell to wrap around the 2-inch x 5-inch tubular aluminum frame sections, adding strength and rigidity to prevent excessive sway and twisting of the frame when hit with side winds or turbulence from passing trucks. This design choice ensures optimal towing performance.
Double Fiberglass Core
Construction of the Oliver is taken to the next level, not only is the exterior shell gel-coated fiberglass but the interior shell is as well. For years RV owners have sought older model fiberglass trailer units to refurbish for the superior benefits fiberglass provides over metal, laminated composites and other materials commonly used in the building of other travel trailers.
With the Oliver, you will never have to go through the above process because the interior seats, cabinets, walls, floor, and counters are all gel-coated fiberglass.
Aerodynamic Design
The Oliver trailer's design allows for better aerodynamics while towing. The rounded corners, smooth sides, and recessed areas for external components all work together to reduce wind resistance, making it easier to tow the trailer and improving fuel efficiency.
Additionally, the enclosed underbelly of the trailer helps minimize wind drag by keeping all tanks and water lines hidden and protected. This means that the trailer can move through the air more smoothly without the resistance caused by exposed components. Overall, these design features not only make the Oliver trailer more aerodynamic but also help to enhance the overall towing experience.
Premium Class Materials
The superior construction of the fiberglass shells, high-quality materials, and craftsmanship used in building the Oliver ensures durability and longevity. These qualities give you the attributes of a well-built yacht. This attention to detail extends to other components, such as latches, shore power connections, and hinges, all made of premium materials to withstand harsh weather conditions.
Even our frame and entry steps are built of aluminum for a “No Steel, No Rust, No Maintenance” factor. The decision to use 6061 aluminum equipped with zinc anodes for the frame and entry steps of the trailer is significant because aluminum is known for its strength and corrosion resistance. By choosing aluminum over steel, the trailer is less likely to rust and require maintenance.
Better Storage Capacity
Upon entering the Oliver, you will immediately notice a large floor-to-ceiling illuminated closet with shelving. In the kitchen, under the counter, you have spacious dovetailed wooden slide-out drawers for your cutlery, dish towels, and pans. Directly across from the drawers, you have a pantry for food storage.
Overhead on both sides and the back, you have illuminated storage cabinets for any other items you'll need for your journey. With access to the basement from the inside and a lockable outside door, you are ready to hit the road.
Self-Contained
If your travels take you in directions where water and electricity are unavailable, you’re in good shape in an Oliver.
Large fresh water and waste water holding tanks can get you through it. A battery bank of up to four can provide days of use because all our lighting is exceptionally energy-efficient LEDs. With two 20-pound propane tanks, you’ll have plenty of hot water and cooking abilities. For even more flexibility, our Elite II can be outfitted with 30-lb. propane tanks.
The optional solar packages and our standard remote freshwater refill abilities can stretch your stay from days to weeks.
Composite Exterior Shell
In addition to multiple layers of various composite materials, such as fiberglass mats and carbon core, the Oliver shells also include insulation sandwiched between the fiberglass shells. The carbon core adds durability and strengthens common stress areas in the shell, preventing any loss of integrity. The insulation layers make the travel trailer more energy-efficient, help regulate the unit's interior temperature, and ensure it is four-season camping-ready.
The attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials in constructing the Oliver shells set them apart from other fiberglass campers. The extra steps to reinforce stress areas and improve insulation make the Oliver shells durable, long-lasting, more efficient, and comfortable for the owner.