Which TT has the Best Kitchen and Why?
Hello everyone. I've been lurking and reading for some time now and I appreciate the knowledge and helpfulness of this community. We're looking for our first TT and everyone has been most helpful. ...
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Generally a rear kitchen layout has the biggest kitchen. The living area and bathroom will be in the middle generally, and bedroom in the back.
Notice that all the Bambi floorplans have a bed where someone has to climb over the other to get out. That may be a deal breaker for you. There are not a lot of Airstream fans on this site, but there are lots of dedicated Airstreamers out there. I also doubt the Airstream market is going to cool off significantly.
If you want a really good cooktop, you may have to get one retrofitted. This would involve replacing the counter top to fit the shape of your cooktop. You will be hard-pressed to find anything other than a semi-useless gas oven in a RV, unless you go to a class A. The microwave can easily be removed, it's just plugged in.
One of your main considerations is what are you going to pull this with? Do you already have a vehicle in mind? In that case, check the tow rating, cargo capacity, etc. You don't want to buy a trailer and then not have enough vehicle to pull it.
The Lance 2075 and 2285 trailers have rear kitchens and are generally pretty nice looking. You can search on their site for a dealer and go look at some.
Notice that all the Bambi floorplans have a bed where someone has to climb over the other to get out. That may be a deal breaker for you. There are not a lot of Airstream fans on this site, but there are lots of dedicated Airstreamers out there. I also doubt the Airstream market is going to cool off significantly.
If you want a really good cooktop, you may have to get one retrofitted. This would involve replacing the counter top to fit the shape of your cooktop. You will be hard-pressed to find anything other than a semi-useless gas oven in a RV, unless you go to a class A. The microwave can easily be removed, it's just plugged in.
One of your main considerations is what are you going to pull this with? Do you already have a vehicle in mind? In that case, check the tow rating, cargo capacity, etc. You don't want to buy a trailer and then not have enough vehicle to pull it.
The Lance 2075 and 2285 trailers have rear kitchens and are generally pretty nice looking. You can search on their site for a dealer and go look at some.
