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Hi

Unless you buy a new gas assisted model avoid Camplet. We got rid of a 2002  Concorde that was heavy and hard work for two of us to put up. We changed to a Trigano 415 Randger folding camper which is much easier to put up. For short stays we dont put up the main awning. The kitchen is not hinged however.

How about looking at Combi Camps? Much easier than a (pre - gas assisted struts) Camplet for one person, and the kitchen stays on the back so you can get to it whilst travelling and don't have to hump it about when you pitch.

Raclets all come with the option of a swing out kitchen. They are the only "trad" which does.

Essentially you have to ask for one as an extra, but it is the normal kitchen-less TT with a kitchen which hooks over the rear door. Once you have opened the door you pop the legs on and it's there and in place. It's also easier to lift by yourself if necessary.

You could even see if you could get one and use it on any other make of trad kitchenless TT.

Charlie