Do they make such-a-thing?

grand design 313 has 1 door and straight on tv viewing

Check out the Jayco Jayflight 26RKS - the TV is viewable from the couch, one side of the dinette and from the kitchen area while there. I have 2013 model and have been quite comfortable living in it for the past two years.

I doubt they install 2 exterior doors simply for safety egress reasons. With or without a 2nd door, they install windows that are for emergency exit use, including one in the bedroom. RVIA has emergency egress requirements for RV manufacturers.

KZ makes a Spree model 262RKS with 2 doors (the model we have) and a less expensive Spree Connect model C260RKS which is the same basic TT with a different bathroom layout (and less overall features) but only has one exterior door.



Many longer TTs have only one door like for ex., the Jayco 338RETS at 39'-3".



We rarely use our bedroom door and just as soon would not have it and would prefer a larger window on that side of the bedroom instead. It's not easy to install something to darken the window in the bedroom door at night without resorting to something that attaches with velcro, but these are awkward to open/close daily. The window in the door can be like a searchlight in your eyes in the morning on a sunny day.

Bedroom doors can sometimes be not very wide and awkward to fit through. I saw one at an RV show where you almost needed to turn sideways to get out.

On TVs, they are typically in less than ideal viewing locations. In our TT, the TV is mounted over one of the dinette seats and when sitting in the opposite seat, the TV is vertical and you can't see the image very clearly. I had to install a tilting mount to the articulating mount to see the TV properly. TVs are one thing that many buyers don't think much about when looking to buy a new TT.

Check out "RL" (rear lounge) models. They generally have the TV straight in front of the lounge chairs.

we have a keystone Montana and our couch is on the slide out but we do have to recliners in the back we can watch tv straight on.

My Outback (298RE model) has the double rear living room slide. Windows are on all 3 sides. The television is in a lift in the middle of the back end window. Table and chairs, couch, and rocking chairs are all free standing. They can be moved around or even removed from the camper completely. When watching television, we simply move the furniture around so we are facing the back window. Takes 10 seconds. I'm actually thinking about removing the table and chairs completely as we use outdoor folding "end tables" in the living room area all the time to eat off. The table is just a catch all for junk.

About the 2 doors. My Outback has only 1 door. And if you go to the Outback site, you'll find most Outbacks have only 1 door. My length is 35 feet. It has two break-away windows, one at the front, one at the back. The 2 doors are there for easy exits in the event of an emergency. Or sometimes just for a manufactures design, attempting to be different. The idea of a door in the bathroom is a recent (in the last 7 years or so) idea that creates access to the bathroom for really messy kids. But there are longer trailers out there that have only 1 door. My Outback is one of them.

Some travel trailers have two doors so you can get from one area to another with the slides in - such as getting to the bathroom from the living room.

If you're looking at one door models, you may want to make sure you can access the entire TT with the slides in, if that is important to you.

It can be inconvenient to put the slide out to get to the bathroom when you just need a quick "pit stop" while on the road from point A to point B.

As for the TV thing, we ended up taking the TV off the wall of our ViewFinder and mounting it on a stand and on the table which was directly across from the sofa.

FrankShore wrote:
Check out some of the Lance models. They have sofa conversions on the beds and comfortable viewing angles - also from the dinettes, etc Lance TV's come on an articulating arm (mostly all models)

Link To Floorplans

I would also recommend you look at the Lance Models, we have a model 1985 which has the TV above the entertainment center. You may also find additional information on the Lance Owners of America Website which is accessible at Lance Owners of America.

I can say that comfort of "living" inside our TT was big reason for us to buy the one we did. DW made it clear that being cramped inside a tiny TT during bad weather was not enough improvement over pop-up camping to be worth the expense. Our family loves "movie night" while on our trips, too. So, getting a good living room with good tv view was a big factor.
Ours has a large one the back end wall and the angle from the couch, while not straight on, is very comfortable and can be angled on it's mount. Even better with 2 recliner chairs that can be moved out into the middle of the living room floor.
I think the 1 or 2 exit door issue depends on where it is placed and location of sleeping areas and dividing walls. Ours only has one door, just forward of the center of the TT, but we also only have one dedicated bedroom.

Li'l Snoozy, sold factory direct from St. Matthews SC, has this in their floor plan. Leather jackknife sofa on one side, big screen sits on the other side. They are small rather than medium size, though.