ron_dittmer
Apr 12, 2016Explorer III
A Floor Plan Not Made In A Long Time
I have seen something similar, but NOT in a very long time.
To keep the length of a C as short as possible, I think it would be interesting to offer a rear bedroom floor plan where the queen bed is turned sideways, placed a few inches away from the back wall so the bed can be easily made up, sitting high enough as a captains bed with drawers facing forward. The back half would be one huge outdoor storage compartment with access from each side and the rear, maybe storing the spare tire dead center inside it. That way if you don't want to carry a spare, you have that much more storage. Pending the width of the rig, a wall of cabinets, a window, and a TV could be on the side opposite the pillows. You could offer lots of over-head storage as long as not to bump your head sitting up in bed.
The obvious draw back would be that one person would need to crawl over the other, but being an open room, that would not be nearly as difficult as the rear corner bed of current days.
To keep the length of a C as short as possible, I think it would be interesting to offer a rear bedroom floor plan where the queen bed is turned sideways, placed a few inches away from the back wall so the bed can be easily made up, sitting high enough as a captains bed with drawers facing forward. The back half would be one huge outdoor storage compartment with access from each side and the rear, maybe storing the spare tire dead center inside it. That way if you don't want to carry a spare, you have that much more storage. Pending the width of the rig, a wall of cabinets, a window, and a TV could be on the side opposite the pillows. You could offer lots of over-head storage as long as not to bump your head sitting up in bed.
The obvious draw back would be that one person would need to crawl over the other, but being an open room, that would not be nearly as difficult as the rear corner bed of current days.


