dbear wrote:
Innovative? How about:
1. Home quality queen-sized bed in a room with minimum 6' headroom; think every night sleeping for months, not merely a few days, on end.
2. Take space saved from using queen bed to "enlarge" fully separate bathroom, especially shower. Re bath layout, stop forcing two entry doors; use space for additional cabinet.
3. Room doors that fit floor to ceiling.
4. Comfortable living room seating (again, think months of daily use) that doesn't require odd, uncomfortable neck contortions to view TV.
5. Ten foot garage, 35' max length, 3500# min CC, and 15k - 16k GVWR (think gas-powered tow vehicle, if so inclined).
How's that for starters?
It sounds like a full time unit would work well for you.
1.) Right...I've heard a lot of people say they took out the RV mattress and went with a residential one instead.
2.) Hmmmm....I believe I have seen what you described. Would this work for you? (scroll through the images to the bathroom. This sucker is roomy-I've seen it in person:
Cyclone King 4100 4.) I have heard a lot of people mention awkward neck positions to watch TV. My idea is to keep the TV in the garage on the wall in front of the bunks and chaise lounges. Since I don't actually plan on watching TV unless it's pouring rain or something, it's not a biggie to me.
5.)That would be a bit too heavy for our TV.
