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He wants to duplicate the same image in his park. The first Breckenridge 1240DBDL unit was installed by the beautiful pool and surrounded by many palm trees. There are more than 100 lots available for additional Breckenridge units. Everglades has been offering the annual park events similar to US to the park residences such as New Year's Day Party, St. Patrick's Day Party, Easter Day Party, Independence Day Party, Halloween Party, Thanksgiving Day Party, Christmas Day Party, New Year's Eve Count Down Party and many other activities. Breckenridge Showcases 'Glassic Flat' Cottage
According to Tim Howard, president of the Thor Industries Inc. subsidiary in Nappanee, Ind., the unique custom glass cottage was designed by noted architect Christopher Deam. "Chris had the vision for this, but I didn't," Howard noted. "I said 'thanks, but no thanks.'" Some months later, however, Deam came back to Howard — this time with Target stores in tow. "Target wanted to do an open house in Manhattan for Design Week, and they wanted us to build these units for them," he said. "And, since they were willing to pay for my R&D, I thought that this time maybe I better pay attention." Afterwards, Howard sent the cottage around the country, showcasing it to dealers, "and never broke the first pane of glass. That gave us the confidence to bring it to market," Howard added. Although the 400-square-foot unit features a full wall of sliding glass doors, light-blocking power shades quickly allow for complete privacy. MSRP is expected to be between $70,000-$80,000. Breckenridge Designs 'Crossover' Bayridge BBL
The 320-square-foot "destination trailer," slated for unveiling at this month's National RV Trade Show in Louisville, Ky., by the Thor Industries Inc. subsidiary, features a bunk-bed bedroom 14 inches below the trailer's floor level with stairs up to a 41-inch loft above the bunkroom. Breckenridge said the floorplan, which will carry an RVIA seal, can be modified to comply with Recreational Park Trailer Industry Association (RPTIA) standards and dimensions. The unit also features eight feet of headspace from front to rear that allows for up to a dozen transom windows to let in passive light. The Bayridge has a residential feel with single-hung windows, shutters and large kitchen. The show unit will offer a single bed in the rear and the double bunk in the front. A bedroom slideout is available. Breckenridge said either model can be towed by a 3/4-ton pickup. Pricing is unavailable.  Breckenridge, 656 North Delaware, Nappanee, IN 46550 Phone 800-223-2376 or 574-773-5353 | Fax 574-773-2124 | Contact Us © 2009 Breckenridge | All Rights Reserved |
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Adding windows has long been a designer's trick to imbue small spaces with light, but few have taken it to the lengths of Breckenridge's new "Glassic Flat" recreational park trailer.
Breckenridge has introduced the 38-foot Bayridge BBL (bunk bed loft) travel trailer, which is designed to be a "crossover" product that combines features of a travel trailer and a recreational park trailer.