Who Had a Wet Bath and Hated it?

3 tons wrote:
Per Butch50,
..."Before making statements like the one above I put in bold you might want to take a look at some more campers. The NL 10 2 RR model has a dry bath and is a non slide unit"...


Good point, my mental remission - BUT this is not the subject of the OP's rear entry slide-out inquiry (another thread). In fact I do recall that BigFoot too had one non-slide dry bath model - but they are few...Its certainly the clever MFG that finds a way to fit a dry bath in a non-slide camper, and surprisingly BigFoot managed to engineer it without compromising floorspace!!.. The problem is, with the advent of the slide-out (preceded by the introduction of heavier duty trucks...), the market place changed dramatically, thus floor space and features expanded proportionally.



..."Just my opinion but it would be a pretty dull world if everybody wanted to have the same thing as you. But obviously there are people that want the WB models. The AF 990 9' 10" with a full wall slide has a WB and it is the biggest selling unit for Northwood. They make more 990s than any other model per Northwood"...


The AF 990 has found a niche, but I see no 'dull world' victim status here (I too am all FOR ones Variety!!!!!!), I make no case whatsoever for 'everybody wanting to have the same as me'....Yet, the OP's inquiry has to do with WB vs DB preferences (and reasoning...), so much of this thread is rightfully of 'personal preference', so we can celebrate 'to each his own'.... My ONLY point is that a dry bath shouldn't compromise space in a MEGA sized camper, thus space should not be an over-riding consideration of this never ending (e.g. emotionally driven.....) debate.

Best Regards,

3 tons