FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Can I use an electric fireplace to heat my camper? All electric fireplaces are supplemental heat sources, not intended to be your main source of heat. Forced air furnaces, as well as wall-mounted LP/Propane furnaces are popular options as primary heat sources. Fireplaces are ideal for cold summer nights or late spring/early fall.
How do I know what size furnace I need? A general rule of thumb for campers and RVs is to have 1,000 BTU of heat per foot of length on your trailer. Fish Houses or Ice houses are recommended to have 1,500 BTU per foot, as they're subject to more extreme weather conditions. For example, a 32 foot trailer (or 21 foot ice house) would ideally have a 30,000-35,000 BTU furnace.
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Comes with a grill stand to raise it 12". Can all fit in a cloth bag which is included.
Can be mounted on camper two different ways
Can be mounted on camper two different ways
$121.44
Suburban 3 Burner Range Top (Model# SCN-3BE), consists of a 9,000 BTU main burner, with two additional 6,500 BTU rear burners.
$211.00
- Makes into a Bed
- Table Not Included
- Clean Look Under Table
- Table Not Included
- Clean Look Under Table
$299.99
Made of High polymer plastic to make it durable and last for years. Will never rust!
$5.00
- Bench Base for Jackknifes
- Pick Up in Store Only
Low Inventory!
- Pick Up in Store Only
Low Inventory!
$225.00
- Flip brackets not included
-Formica Laminate Top
- Press Board Bottom
-Formica Laminate Top
- Press Board Bottom
$71.28
- Flip brackets not included
-Formica Laminate Top
- Press Board Bottom
-Formica Laminate Top
- Press Board Bottom
$61.28
Made of High Polymer Plastic to make the ends durable and study when used with the bases. Leg is Steel with a smooth black finish.
$15.87
