Will others copy Unity Fx?

Concur, we have been in lots of Class C's. Surprised at how similar they all really are. As pointed out here, there are some drawbacks, however nice to see some fresh thinking...they deserve credit for a little out-of-the-box thinking....

Amazingly creative layout. This is, of course, a Class C but it takes some redoing to utilize all its features more like a Class B. Personally, I would have a real hard time choosing a model from those available. It seems each, as usual, has its advantages and disadvantages. The exterior storage is significantly variable between models as well.

Hopefully, other manufacturers will learn something from these designs and build them on something other than the MB chassis.

toedtoes wrote:

cruz-in wrote:
With the slide extended, and Murphy bed down, you could walk around the bed... So no having to climb over someone in middle of night... Also with the foot stools our you could easily walk past...

Sure doesn't show that in the photos. The photos show about 5 inches of space between the end of the bed and the cupboard; and the foot stools are shown to go right to the cupboard.

check out the video, you will see the gent walking around the bed when it is down. The one in the video is a 2016. Salesman told us on the 2017s they have modified things a bit so there is even more room to walk around. can even put the MB down with the slide in.

cruz-in wrote:
With the slide extended, and Murphy bed down, you could walk around the bed... So no having to climb over someone in middle of night... Also with the foot stools our you could easily walk past...

Sure doesn't show that in the photos. The photos show about 5 inches of space between the end of the bed and the cupboard; and the foot stools are shown to go right to the cupboard.

"I don't find the murphy beds that great either. When they're down, the ability to move around them is pretty much obsolete. In this layout, if you're the person sleeping on the cab side and have to get up in the middle of the night to pee - you're climbing all over your partner.

I also don't like the recliners. Again, when they are reclined, you have no ability to move past them. So if one person decides to take a nap in their recliner, the other person is stuck on one side of it or the other."

We found neither of these to be true:

With the slide extended, and Murphy bed down, you could walk around the bed... So no having to climb over someone in middle of night... not sure what you mean by recliners. There are no recliners in this design...althought with the foot stools out you could easily walk past...

I don't find the murphy beds that great either. When they're down, the ability to move around them is pretty much obsolete. In this layout, if you're the person sleeping on the cab side and have to get up in the middle of the night to pee - you're climbing all over your partner.

I also don't like the recliners. Again, when they are reclined, you have no ability to move past them. So if one person decides to take a nap in their recliner, the other person is stuck on one side of it or the other.

But, I'll admit, I don't see my RV as a "home". I don't want it to be like my home. It's my RV and I like that it has a different feel to it.

Triple E has been using a Murphy bed for some years in a Class C.

http://tripleerv.com/company/index.html

Quite honestly I don't care for the Murphy bed floor plan. Too much space for just sitting around---who needs 2 living areas? And not enough space for sleeping without going through a lot of rearranging.

For a couple, the island or twin bed floor plans seem most practical. For someone traveling alone, the corner bed is a good use of space.

Link to pdf of floorplan:

Unity Flex Floor Plan

Link to video:

Unity Flex video

Yeah concur...hence my question on when a less expensive builder (like forest river) might copy aspects of the floor plan..

We got a chance to go thru one and it was amazing how
functional and big it felt... We also went into a more conventional Murphy bed design and it felt so much smaller...