Heartland slide in slide

stickdog wrote:
Thanks all for the info and good to know about bathroom access or lack of. That is my concern our one must is access to the potty room while traveling and on many Blue Roads there are no rest stops and we often just stop on the shoulder and often they're not that wide hate to have to open the slide. Is there enough room skinny people get in?

I have not been called skinny, ever ! ! chunky, large boned, just plain LARGE yes! I have no issues using my bathroom while travelling without using slides..

stickdog wrote:
Thanks all for the info and good to know about bathroom access or lack of. That is my concern our one must is access to the potty room while traveling and on many Blue Roads there are no rest stops and we often just stop on the shoulder and often they're not that wide hate to have to open the slide. Is there enough room skinny people get in?

Yes.

Thanks all for the info and good to know about bathroom access or lack of. That is my concern our one must is access to the potty room while traveling and on many Blue Roads there are no rest stops and we often just stop on the shoulder and often they're not that wide hate to have to open the slide. Is there enough room skinny people get in?

This is our 3rd year using our Redwood with the Slide in Slide, and we have not had any issues where we could not extend both. The extra room you get is unbelievable ! !

Nice big bedroom but just remember if your some where tight. Need to leave another 2 or 3 ft for your slide

Yes you can extend the whole slide that contains the bed/hallway closet and W/D without extending the bed slide itself. The main slide needs 26". Still have room to walk around end of bed and get to front closet or open drawers on dresser. Having bought this exact coach, we cannot extend the S/S portion as it sits next to garage.

The switch to extend main slide is housed w/ the other switch for rear 2 slides on control panel. The S/S switch is in bedroom above the door nightstand which I think is a good idea so you don't/can't extend the S/S by accident if it was with the other 2 switches. 1 drawback is entry to the bathroom w/ slide in if need to use while on the road. Was told you can extend it a lil, but have to be careful w/ gaskets as they may not be in right position to keep things tight if ran out a lil too far. If so, have to fully extend the slide just to get gaskets back in "right" position. Other than that hic-cup, we love this coach.

The ones I've seen are independent of each other.