Well , the FS has no inner ‘furniture’ , nothing to structurally hold the trailer together... designed to be a large room full of pillows and cushions, wall storage , easy to re-arrange for the task at hand ... ... I’m just saying a trailer is small enough to begin with without trying to turn it into something it’s not ... We’ve all gone to RV shows and seen how much c**p manufacturers can cram into a tiny space ( weighing thousands of pounds) ... Then People think all trailers (or busses) should be little clones of their homes with all the conveniences and amenities...needing a Semi to tow it... not my idea of a”Camper” ...
If there's a need to have furniture/cabinets /etc. to support the walls , maybe it’s the design at fault ... There are many ways to make even a simple box stronger without involving massive structures within. ... That being said , a Canned Ham structure is inherently very strong because of the curvature of the whole trailer , by it’s nature (design) ... Done right , shouldn’t “need” any internal structure...
The reason for discussing this is , being an airplane builder , we know how quickly , weight can add up ... And as we found by building interiors into Kustom vans (remember those ? ) it doesn’t take much and you’re over GVW with the interior , so forget passengers, the cooler of beer, the dog, food , your Bong ... All would only ADD to the already overburdened vehicle.
Bottom line is , the lighter the trailer , the more of your own “stuff” you can bring along ... Be WISE when Adding interiors ...