The BeauEr, An Expandable Trailer, Is Revolutionizing The Camper Industry.
When looking to purchase a camping trailer, one of the most difficult decisions has to do with the vehicle's size.
It's all a matter of compromising between comfort and practicality.
According to Good Sam Camping's listing, the maximum length authorized for trailers averages 40 feet in most states but dips below that floor in some, like North Carolina, which only tolerates trailers 35 feet long or less.
Even abiding by that limit, having a great time in a decent-size space is perfectly possible.
What is harder is storing a 35-foot trailer on your property once the trip is over.
Luckily for all the travel aficionados out there, a French engineer has just conceived a spacious camper that is capable of shrinking, almost like magic.
There are already a great many brands of recreational vehicles that can be expanded manually, like the Gidget Retro Teardrop Camper, from Australia.
By pulling on handles and opening doors to reveal additional compartments, these products in their final, opened form become considerably larger.
But what Eric Beauer has created is a vehicle that will revolutionize the industry by opening up telescopically and with the press of a single button.