Early-stage trailer build planning

Messed around with SketchUp for the first time today and came up with the idea below. This is something the girlfriend and I want to create this year. I'm new to all of this so I would also be learning a lot as I go.

• Front kick-out sliders
• Rear low-profile sliders
• Slide-out foot ramp
• Independent arm suspension
• 40" tires (to match what I'm running on my Tundra)
• C-channel steel main/sub-frames; 2" x 3" x 3/16"
• Angle-bar steel crossmembers; 1" x 2" x 1/8"
• Aluminum and plastic body
• Folding tables
• Folding seats
• Removable bed panels
• Interior sink
• Interior shower area
• Fresh and grey water tanks
• Electric: Battery and solar
• Windows
• Under-bed storage area
• 5' x 10' enclosed box overall
• 1 door
• Roof rack

There's one more feature we came up with that think is very doable yet we've never seen any offroad trailer on the market attempt it for some reason; we're keeping it under wraps until its solidified.

Our Tundra..

 

Sub'd because I enjoy trailer builds.

 

Ditto

 

Thanks, dudes. Also, wanted to mention that this is heavily inspired by TW's great trailer builds, such as @Shmellmopwho trailer (and it's for sale).

 

Sweet! Thanks man. Could save yourself the time and just buy mine

Just kidding! It’s very gratifying to build your own. You’ll have fun along the journey and be stoked when everything comes to fruition!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask!

 

If I could swing $6k+, I would!

Did you find that your trailer being 6-feet wide got in the way sometimes (ie. where you wished it was a foot slimmer)?

 

Haha I’m just pulling your leg. I understand


Honestly, my intention was never to bring it on anything too gnarly. More for mild trails and getting off the grid for camping. It’s fully capable of that and I never had any issues with the width of it