Quality of new campers.
It seems everything made lately is going the direction of high tech, new materials for cost and weight savings and cost cutting. Maybe to the detriment of quality. I’ve had several TCs, mostly Lance...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
It is matter of comfort.
I own RV for over 30 years and for 20 had smaller units with small showers.
Than I bought conversion where shower was over 4ft by 4 ft corner bathtub and no curtain, but foldable door.
Combined with 100 gallons tanks that brought whole new dimension to boon-docking.
Than as I mention above, I am comfortable in Fleetwood TC shower, but not so in Lance shower, although to bare eye they look the same size.
I have never used wet TC bath, but from the looks, they will save 2-3" of floor space. Not worth it on 12' camper, although I guess that makes bigger difference on 8' camper.
Since Northwood makes the same models with and without a dry bath (AF 1140, AF 1150) it's easy to compare with their models. With the dry bath in the 1150 you lose over a foot and one column of cabinets (overhead and under sink) in the dry bath models.
You can see that at this line when you look at the counter space in the two pictures:
AF1150 dry and wet bath
