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fugawi
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Jul 17, 2015

Plans w/ bath open to bedroom? (Split bath, walk-thru bath)

My new favorite floorplan (:)) is with bath open to bedroom area, either with rear kitchen or rear living. Below are pictures of the plans that I know of.

Do you know of any other manufacturers of similar floorplans?

Thank you!


Hideout 24RLSWE – 28’9”




Arctic Fox 25Y – 30’0”




Timber Ridge 240RKS – 28’8”




Snow River 246RKS- 28’4”





Hideout 23RKSWE – 28’6”

26 Replies

  • I am kind of wondering why you need the bedroom to feel "more open". Normally, not much time is spent in there other than for sleeping.

    Personally, I would keep the bedroom less open and devote the limited space to the living area or bathroom. Really only need enough room to walk around the bed for making it up.

    Those floorplans do open up the bathroom area though. Not sure I would care for that as my wife is an early riser and would disturb my beauty sleep in the mornings. :E

    Our bathroom takes up the whole width of the trailer so is quite large, has solid doors between it and the bedroom and the living area, and is used for dressing as well as the other normal uses.
    Barney
  • fla-gypsy wrote:
    Nearly every maker has similar plans


    I agree they have similar plans with rear kitchen or rear living, but the bath (shower/sink) open to the bedroom like these plans is pretty unusual I think?

    I'm still trying to find others.

    It makes the bedroom feel more open than if there is not a wall near the foot of the bed.
  • Wife'nHubby wrote:
    Based only on floor plan, the last two would be my choice for one specific reason: The dinette is on the curb side - because of this, when you are at a campsite you can see outside to your own campsite if stuck dining inside. I prefer to overlook my own site - not my neighbors site. :)


    Good perspective! Thank you :)
  • Take a look at the Jay Flight 26RKS it is close to what you want. They did change the bath some for 2016 (and possibly 2015). I have a 2013 that is much more open.
    Downside might be what has been said about the dinette being on the curb side limiting the view.
  • Based only on floor plan, the last two would be my choice for one specific reason: The dinette is on the curb side - because of this, when you are at a campsite you can see outside to your own campsite if stuck dining inside. I prefer to overlook my own site - not my neighbors site. :)