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...
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Yes, it has been a long time. Maybe it started with sheep wagons.
My family owned a small TT (a Scotsman, not the one shown in the photo below). The bottom unit as seen in the photo was a couch which slid easily out to make a comfortable double bed; some of its support came from the side cabinets which barely show in the photo. The part above, where the words show in the photo, was a double bunk with a hinged floor which lifted up for daytime to leave plenty of headroom on the couch below. Under the bottom bed were storage cabinets.
The only units I can think of which come close to this floorplan now are Class B's with an electric couch which makes a large rear bed.
My family owned a small TT (a Scotsman, not the one shown in the photo below). The bottom unit as seen in the photo was a couch which slid easily out to make a comfortable double bed; some of its support came from the side cabinets which barely show in the photo. The part above, where the words show in the photo, was a double bunk with a hinged floor which lifted up for daytime to leave plenty of headroom on the couch below. Under the bottom bed were storage cabinets.
The only units I can think of which come close to this floorplan now are Class B's with an electric couch which makes a large rear bed.
