Here is a video tour of the NuCamp 400

RSKDSK

Just figured people may want to watch this if you are thinking of 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7LbOxEoBec&t=67s

Sharon_is_SAM

This is a 2021?

Denny16

Yes, it is a 2021 TaB400, she says so, and the Nautilus door does not have the 2022 lock.
cheers

Sharon_is_SAM

Here is the 2022 400.
https://youtu.be/2VXugtNlfyE

gande

Sharon_is_SAM   I’m interested in everyone’s thoughts on the look of the flooring in this 2022 400. I think the “reclaimed barnwood” look really clashes with the Euro modern interior of the 400. Sort of like wearing a Pendleton shirt with an Armani suit. Are there other flooring choices available in 2022? 

manyman297

@gande I agree. That floor really clashes with the overall design. Even the floor we have in our 2021 with the faux wood look was borderline out of character. I really wish they’d kept the original marine woven flooring they used in the 2018-2020.

Sharon_is_SAM

@gande - I do not see any flooring option listed on their website and since so much is now standardized, I doubt that there is a choice.  From the videos that I have viewed, I think they got the color right.  More importantly, the floor is all composite again (Transcore).  Personally, I think the floor is pretty neutral and I don’t find it off-putting.  I would be placing a rug at the entry, so that would conceal some of the floor.

Viajero

That dark grey exterior looks nice but would be a huge heat magnet in summer in the Okanagan. 

We’ll be wrapping our trim to protect it and match up to the car colour at the same time. 

bergger

I too agree on the flooring.  Our 2021 was an early build and still has the vinyl flooring pattern they used on the 2020 model.  I'm glad it does as I think that pattern and color goes well with the birch walls.  

manyman297

As a Graphic Designer the term "skeuomorphism" is used quite a bit in my world and it applies here. The attempt to mimic the look of a material usually falls flat (think granite-look laminate countertops). I much prefer the flooring to just have a subtle pattern or even be a solid color with some texture vs. it trying to look like wood flooring.

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funny, i thought the floor was going to be awesome in my "on order" 2022, but now that everyone has pointed out the clash issue, I TOTALLY SEE IT TOO NOW! hahaha  I will just add some rustic decor to try to tone down the more modern aspects of the design. 

gande

@manyman297… New word for the day!  Thanks!  We have a 2018 400 with the textured floor which I think goes better with the rest of the interior, but maybe that’s just because I’m used to it. 

@TabbyShack…I’m sure you’ll enjoy your new T@b. They’re wonderful trailers. 

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This will be ny third T@b and yes I will definitely enjoy it no matter what the floor looks like  I've already bought a few decor items that will help tie in the rustic floor.  For example: Elements Set of 3 Assorted Mini... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095KQFHVT?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Denny16

The original floor used on 2018/2019 was Infinity Woven Flooring, a marine deck covering material that is very tough, does not stain easily (tested with motor oil), and is water proof also.  I was worried when the floor in our 2018 was replaced in 2020, we would get the vinyl floor used in 2020, but we got the Infinity Flooring.

I think this is a very nice floor material for a camper, but some objected to its soft feel underfoot, a feature I find comfortable, as we take shoes off whilst inside the TaB.
 Cheers 

marchule

Here's a picture of flooring in the 400 Boondock.  We took delivery Dec 2021.  Thanks @TabbyShack for link to decor.