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AVIDA, the rebranded name behind the former Australian-based
Winnebago-built motorhomes, will soon be manufacturing caravans, it has
been revealed.
The company says the caravans will boast a huge list of features and an
outstanding build quality.
Each Avida caravan would be manufactured to exacting specifications in its
technologically advanced computer controlled factory at Emu Plains, a
suburb west of Sydney.
Body panels, floor, walls and roof will be made from a uniquely
manufactured sandwich panel offering more insulation than any other
caravan on the market, Avida says.
Environmentally-friendly synthetic "Superlight" panels will provide more
strength than traditional plywood ones found in other caravans.
The company points out they are lighter and will not rot.
The roof of each Avida caravan will be a one-piece fully insulated
fibreglass wrap-around panel which will not suffer the problem of
traditional caravans with multiple joins on the roof where metal panels
meet, increasing the chance of water leaks.
Avida caravan roofs will have no joins and will be strong enough to walk
on.
The company's caravans will carry a factory-backed two-year warranty and
five-year structural guarantee, together with a two-year free emergency
roadside assist program.
The first service will be free and there will be a national accredited and
trained service network to assist if required.
