Favorite floorplans for FW

We love this layout, We pick ours up on thursday

We bought one with swivel reclining seats in the back. It will be nice to turn them around and look out the big rear window.

We also like one that you cannot see the toilet bowl from the living areas when the bathroom door is open.

We have two DD's, so this 5'er works well for us. I would really like to have an island in the kitchen for a little more working room, so may have to make one to go in there. And we are replacing our couch with two recliners since the girls fight over who is taking up more room.

Our present unit has dining (major) windows on passenger side so we only see our site not the neighbors. I also recommend being able to use the bed and bathroom with slides closed. If you find one you really like be sure to close the slides and see what you can use and what you can't while closed. We also like a totally enclosed shower/toilet arrangement. Each is a personal choice.

DH and I were looking at new Fifthwheels and we're actually kinda disappointed in the new floorplans at our size (34-36 ft) in the mid-grade and higher units. Seems like they're all the same layout, mid kitchen with an island, just swapping the entertainment center from the back wall to the rear side wall. And the storage isn't as good as in our 2007 rig.

We have a Hitchhiker II LS 32.5 LKSBG (unfortunately no longer built) which we love. I rebuilt the TV cabinet to install a flatscreen in a new cabinet door with our printer in the space behind it where the tube TV used to sit, and installed a wine rack with shutter doors under the desk.

I like it for the separation between kitchen/dining and livingroom, the storage, and the W/D closet up front that holds our cat litter box. The split bath means the bedroom has more light and space, and you can walk around the bed on 3 sides, which was a must-have for me.

Make sure you can access the bathroom with the slides in. And preferably at least the fridge with the slides in. Pantry access would be nice. Those things are very helpful when you make a rest stop.

Our slide with the couch and dining table (and windows) is on the street side. Curb side slide has the kitchen and no windows. Next time we buy the most windows will be on the curb side, which is also the door side and where we most often are when outside.

We have a split bath, or open bath plan which we prefer because it makes the bedroom more spacious and open feeling. But many prefer the all in one enclosed bath. But the downside is a smaller bedroom area. A matter of personal preference.

Take a look at a Rockwood 8329ss floor plan.

Californiadreamers wrote:
My husband and I are still searching for our first FW. With all the floor plan choices available, I would love to hear from all of you regarding your favorite FW floor plan and why it works for you. Please include the FW model you have.

Thank you kindly.

We much prefer the rear living style, with a large rear window. Our Komfort has a shallow slide, so no end windows. I'm looking at a Jayco (Eagle HT 27.5) that's very similar to the Rockwood that Hitch Itch posted. One thing is having the entertainment center mid-ship instead of right behind the bathroom wall. We're nearly 14' away from the TV if sitting in the rockers in our current FW. Also, DW wants a fireplace. :-)

Lyle

We purchased a FR Sierra 360 PDEK over the winter. It is a rear living room with a deck off of the back. Looks like a toy hauler, but its not. Had a FR Sandpiper 366FL but felt to enclosed by the low ceiling in the living room. Love our dual recliners, outside kitchen and the awesome rear deck.

We love our 3750 front living room-Montana-for us having the bedroom for quiet sleeping in the rear and 2 doors with access to the bath and kitchen with the slides closed works well for us. The living room ceiling height is very good. Everyone has an idea that works. IMHO when you walk in you will get "the feeling" of comfort and" hominess"when you are in the right one. Then it comes to colors decor etc.