keystone bullet 287qbs
looking at this keystone bullet 287qbs http://www.sonnysrv.com/rv/2017-Keystone-Bullet-287QBS-Quad-Bunks-w-Super-Slide-Lightweight-Two-Bedroom-Outdoor-Kitchen-Easy-to-Tow-Concord-NC, what if any issue...
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Had the same floor plan, but, different manufacturer.
Things you may want to take another look at:
1. When the slide is pulled in, you cannot access the bathroom, pantry, or rear bunk area. If you want to make a quick stop along the road, maybe for lunch or potty stop, you need to put the slide out.
2. The bathroom is quite small. Limited room for dressing after a shower and no privacy if you open the door.
3. If you leave the bathroom door wide open and close the slide, the slide will tear the bathroom door off it's hinges. (been there)
4. Look at the head and foot room in master bedroom. I don't like my head and feet touching the walls when I'm trying to sleep. I am less then 5'9" and had to sleep at an angle to keep from touching the walls on both ends.
5. The counter space is very small. You can add a counter extension, but, the extension either blocks the entrance door or the pathway to and from master bedroom.
Things you may want to take another look at:
1. When the slide is pulled in, you cannot access the bathroom, pantry, or rear bunk area. If you want to make a quick stop along the road, maybe for lunch or potty stop, you need to put the slide out.
2. The bathroom is quite small. Limited room for dressing after a shower and no privacy if you open the door.
3. If you leave the bathroom door wide open and close the slide, the slide will tear the bathroom door off it's hinges. (been there)
4. Look at the head and foot room in master bedroom. I don't like my head and feet touching the walls when I'm trying to sleep. I am less then 5'9" and had to sleep at an angle to keep from touching the walls on both ends.
5. The counter space is very small. You can add a counter extension, but, the extension either blocks the entrance door or the pathway to and from master bedroom.
