Side Aisle and All-in-one Bath Floorplans
A few weeks ago, one of our members posted a picture of his Beaver Emerald and discussed that the floorplan had a "side aisle" which meant that the aisle to the back bedroom does NOT go through the ba...
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gonesouth wrote:
...discussed that the floorplan had a "side aisle" which meant that the aisle to the back bedroom does NOT go through the bathroom. Practically, this means that if someone stays over for a few days then they don't trap you in the back bedroom if they use the bathroom. DW and I looked at the pictures and realized that it solves one of our principal troubles with conventional split-bath plans.
Is this the principle reason you're looking for a side-aisle floor plan? Our rig has a center aisle and an "all in one" bath on one side with cabinet storage on the other. We wanted the "all in one" for the same reason you mentioned and it works really well. We typically have 6 people (or more) travelling with us, so this was important.
Anyway, if this was your only reason for seeking out a side-aisle rig, I just thought I'd mention that the "all in one" bath units might work for you too. There are many of those out there.
Good Luck in your search,
~Rick
