In my hunting for RV floor plans and styles that I will be focusing on, I keep seeing this. It is an immediate "hit the back space" when I see it. I can't imagine the mold problems that this would cause on your bedroom carpet, not to mention steam in the bedroom. Has anyone found problems caused by this? Should I reconsider?

No problems. But then I don't spend much time in humid environments. If you wish you can always run the exhaust fan.

No problems at all matter of fact I like it but like Chris I don't spend much time in humid places ether. On cold nights it nice to have the hot water in close proximity to the bed. Everything gets nice and toasty. There are other advantages but I won't go into that on this forum. :-)

But if you have guests over for the weekend (as in relatives or non romantic friends), they can only shower in your bedroom. Awkward... especially if they want to shower when you are not up yet or are already down for the night.

Stop looking at those floor plans. When looking to replace my 2003 Cardinal 33CKTS I only looked at plans that had a real bathROOM with shower, sink, toilet, and a door.C.B.

C.B. wrote:Stop looking at those floor plans. When looking to replace my 2003 Cardinal 33CKTS I only looked at plans that had a real bathROOM with shower, sink, toilet, and a door.C.B.I agree with this statement completely. I do NOT want and will not have a shower in the bedroom. Seems just plain ridiculous to me.

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westwind15
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
Most of the Forest Rivers' seem to have it in the bedroom. Some of the brands seem to love that plan too. All I can say is - why??
Veebyes
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2014
Not a problem at all. Everyone has their preference. The shower stall is a great place to keep the laundry hamper. Mold is not a problem. Whenever possible windows are left open for fresh air.
doxiemom11
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2014
I wouldn't want that, and would eliminate any floor plan that does not have a seperate bathroom area.
diazr2
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
westwind15 wrote:
But if you have guests over for the weekend (as in relatives or non romantic friends), they can only shower in your bedroom. Awkward... especially if they want to shower when you are not up yet or are already down for the night.
Yeah that's not a problem for us. We don't have any friends ha ha ha.. Guess that's why they make so many floor plans in these rigs.
robsouth
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2014
C.B. wrote:
Stop looking at those floor plans. When looking to replace my 2003 Cardinal 33CKTS I only looked at plans that had a real bathROOM with shower, sink, toilet, and a door.C.B.

I agree with this statement completely. I do NOT want and will not have a shower in the bedroom. Seems just plain ridiculous to me.
C_B_
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2014
Stop looking at those floor plans. When looking to replace my 2003 Cardinal 33CKTS I only looked at plans that had a real bathROOM with shower, sink, toilet, and a door.

C.B.
westwind15
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
But if you have guests over for the weekend (as in relatives or non romantic friends), they can only shower in your bedroom. Awkward... especially if they want to shower when you are not up yet or are already down for the night.
diazr2
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
No problems at all matter of fact I like it but like Chris I don't spend much time in humid places ether. On cold nights it nice to have the hot water in close proximity to the bed. Everything gets nice and toasty. There are other advantages but I won't go into that on this forum. :-)
2oldman
Explorer II
Mar 15, 2014
No problems. But then I don't spend much time in humid environments. If you wish you can always run the exhaust fan.

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