Built on a strong foundation

Welded joints are recommended when the structural performance takes higher priority than cost which is why every inTech is constructed with a fully welded chassis and cage frame construction.

The most common practices of building an RV consist of starting with a steel chassis and then stapling or screwing the walls and ceiling on later in the construction process. While this build process is efficient for manufacturing, it is vulnerable to the demands of traveling down and road. By merely stapling or screwing the walls and ceiling there is room for strain and twisting which leads to the potential of failure of joints and quicker deterioration of the RV.

Also, the additional twisting of the structure can cause cabinetry and doors to no longer fit and operate properly. With inTech, every RV starts as a fully welded cage that is then welded to the chassis to eliminate twists or structural weakness. While is not the cheapest quickest build process it is undoubtedly the strongest.