Bedroom door or curtain?
As I'm searching for our next travel trailer, I notice that bedroom doors are kind of rare in the smaller, lighter models. Since my bride and I have different sleep cycles, I'm interested in finding ...
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When we purchased our current trailer, bedroom doors were a requirement. The doors knock down sound quite a bit. We wanted pocket doors so we wouldn't have to worry about the door swing taking up space. The doors also help block light when sleeping during the day. Blackout curtains could do this as well, but there's always some light coming through the top and sides.
We saw lots of floorplans that we liked, but they had curtains or the accordion doors. One idea we had was to add the pocket doors after the fact. When we contacted the manufacturers they all told us that there wasn't anything substantial enough in the ceiling around that area to attach the tracks to. We didn't want to go with a floor track system so we just scratched those models off the list.
We saw lots of floorplans that we liked, but they had curtains or the accordion doors. One idea we had was to add the pocket doors after the fact. When we contacted the manufacturers they all told us that there wasn't anything substantial enough in the ceiling around that area to attach the tracks to. We didn't want to go with a floor track system so we just scratched those models off the list.
