Design - What were they thinking??
Sometimes I wonder what RV designers were thinking. Have you experienced "design flaws" w/ RV's that have you shaking your head. I don't want to trash ANY brand - just wondered... We love our Cou...
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My bedroom door must be closed in order to open the bathroom door. Once I closed the bedroom door but it didn't latch all the way. When I tried to get out of the bathroom the bedroom door prevented me from opening the bathroom door. Couldn't even get my fingers out. Thank goodness the friend traveling with me came back in to ask what all the banging was about! And that is the only time anyone has ever come on a trip with me. I have since removed the bedroom door entirely and hung a curtain there.
The window over my desk is completely blocked when the exterior door is open. Duh.
In order to open the window by the bed I have to kneel on the pillow area and use both hands to squeeze the little tension spring buttons in and slide it up. Stupid.
I have to get down on my knees on the center console in order to move the driver's seat far enough forward that it will lock so I can open the sliders. If I do it while I'm sitting in the seat I can't get out.
All this in a coach I love.
My fresh water tank inlet is not designed for any type of connection with anything, and the line running to the tank is at such an angle that, unless I set the incoming pressure to "trickle", half the water runs back out onto the ground.
The window over my desk is completely blocked when the exterior door is open. Duh.
In order to open the window by the bed I have to kneel on the pillow area and use both hands to squeeze the little tension spring buttons in and slide it up. Stupid.
I have to get down on my knees on the center console in order to move the driver's seat far enough forward that it will lock so I can open the sliders. If I do it while I'm sitting in the seat I can't get out.
All this in a coach I love.
My fresh water tank inlet is not designed for any type of connection with anything, and the line running to the tank is at such an angle that, unless I set the incoming pressure to "trickle", half the water runs back out onto the ground.
