Floorplans with dual queen beds or queen bunks?

We ended up going with the Jayco Eagle HT 29.5FBDS. This is a pretty good solution for two queen beds in a 34' fifth wheel.

The front bottom bunks are pads on the floor. The floor area measures 74" x 93" wide, so we can put a queen mattress on the floor.

http://www.jayco.com/products/fifth-wheels/2017-eagle-ht-fifth-wheels/295fbds/

Two more similar plans for anybody else shopping:


Keystone Springdale 286FWBH





Heartland XLT Sundance 295BH

statehoss wrote:
cougar xlite 28RDB

Thank you. I looked at its relative, the Cougar Half Ton 284RDBWE, this weekend. That is a nice plan.

All of the above plans with double or queen bunks across the back have steps and a wardrobe on the right side. It looks like someone could put in a longer mattress that goes over the steps and cut it to notch around the wardrobe in the back corner.

cougar xlite 28RDB

Thank you Moderator for the edit above. I didn't know how to do that :-)

This one is similar to the KZ at top, but comes with double sized bunks. It looks like there might be room for RV queen mattresses if you get rid of the "bunk storage" area.

Jayco Eagle HT 29.5BHDS

http://www.jayco.com/products/fifth-wheels/2017-eagle-ht-fifth-wheels/295bhds/

Moderator edit to re-size picture to forum recommended limit of 640px maximum width.

Aridon wrote:

Y-Guy wrote:

fugawi wrote:
I think you are right about the toyhaulers. That is a really good way to get a long secondary bed. Now I need to do a little research to find one with reasonable interior and reasonable weight.

The new Complete List of Toy Haulers
That might help you get started with Toy Haulers. You can probably what you are looking for with a Toy Hauler, but do be aware that many/most have a pretty heave pin/tongue weight.

Kz has some interesting floors and are light. Take a closer look at all of the companies, they all have different takes on similar areas and are far an away more flexible than traditional fifths.

Thank you.

Y-Guy wrote:

fugawi wrote:
I think you are right about the toyhaulers. That is a really good way to get a long secondary bed. Now I need to do a little research to find one with reasonable interior and reasonable weight.

The new Complete List of Toy Haulers
That might help you get started with Toy Haulers. You can probably what you are looking for with a Toy Hauler, but do be aware that many/most have a pretty heave pin/tongue weight.

Thank you for this link.

Yes, the heavy pin/tongue weight is something I am paying attention to. I am pulling with a Ram 2500 CTD, but want to be aware of payload vs. GVWR vs. GAWR.

I am not planning any heavy toys (probably bicycles and canoes), and am going to look for something with lighter weight and as much of a subdued residential interior as I can get. Maybe something along the theme of a Keystone Cougar 326SRX.

whatnext wrote:
Check out jaycos website. Their eagle Ht series is about to have a new addition and it looks pretty good. It's got the Queen up front, a bunks in the middle that might be a queen or full not sure which, I forgot, and the back is set up like a RL. I think it's the 30.5mbhok or something like that. It's at the bottom under their eagle Ht line.

Thank you. That is a cool floorplan.

Y-Guy wrote:

fugawi wrote:
I think you are right about the toyhaulers. That is a really good way to get a long secondary bed. Now I need to do a little research to find one with reasonable interior and reasonable weight.

The new Complete List of Toy Haulers
That might help you get started with Toy Haulers. You can probably what you are looking for with a Toy Hauler, but do be aware that many/most have a pretty heave pin/tongue weight.

Kz has some interesting floors and are light. Take a closer look at all of the companies, they all have different takes on similar areas and are far an away more flexible than traditional fifths.