Kitchens rant
Why is it that fifth wheels almost always have vastly more kitchen counter/storage space compared with motorhomes? Do the designers think that people who buy motorhomes almost always eat out and ha...
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deandec wrote:
Compromise is the foundation principle of RV layout.
Stay a long time in one place. Use a 5th wheel.
Move around a lot. Use a Motorhome.
Want a big refer, a long sofa and big bathroom, loose the counter space.
We like our galley. But, it is a no slide coach. . .
Now that's a nice kitchen! Looks like the inside of a 5er. ;) :D
I traded in my GMC 2500HD a couple of years ago for a half-ton because somewhere along the line I got old and arthritic. With the stiff suspension, Uncle Arthur was beating me to death in the old truck. I can't put up with that when traveling, because we want to be able to park somewhere and commute all around to see the sights. For this and other reasons, a Class A with a dinghy makes sense.
Don't need a big refer, or any sofa, or big bathroom, or more than maybe one small TV. Don't care much about a slide one way or another.
Of all the things on our "must-have" list, respectable kitchen counter and storage is the toughest to find in combination with the others.
Wayne
