Opinions needed regarding this floorplan

Looks fine. With the washer/dryer up in the front corner you may get some extra movement during the spin cycle. Kind of a tail wagging the dog kind of thing.

My only possible concern would be if you cannot get to the bathroom or fridge without putting out the slide. Other than that it looks like a nice rig.

I would probbly hit my head on the curb side slide out but that's because I am a klutz, but if I liked a floor plan with that, I would not let it stop me from getting it.

The television might be a pain to watch.....the two rear chairs will have you looking at the tv from a weird angle, could be a pain in the neck. Same with the sofa/hide a bed.

Sam

I have to say, for a smaller 5er (33'), that is one of the most liveable floorplans I've ever seen!! I can so no problems with it...saw some actual pics and it's really a nice unit...

Campinfan wrote:
I would probbly hit my head on the curb side slide out but that's because I am a klutz, but if I liked a floor plan with that, I would not let it stop me from getting it.

This is a concern that my DH has...we have never seen a slide-out on the curb side to the right of the doorway, where you would have to pass by that slide to get to the door. It looks kind of dangerous.

Ram4Sam wrote:
The television might be a pain to watch.....the two rear chairs will have you looking at the tv from a weird angle, could be a pain in the neck. Same with the sofa/hide a bed.

Sam

This is true, too. We sat in the recliners and if the person near the door reclines, it completely blocks the doorway. Quite tight.

The TV does not swivel, unless we put a swivel mount on it, but when sitting on the sofa or the recliner next to the sofa, there was not a cricking of the neck to view the TV, since the TV is on a diagonal and not at right angles to the seating. However, the recliner near the door would have a tough time.

We considered swapping the sofa with the recliners, so that the door would not be blocked, but then it just occurred to me, that if someone is sleeping on the sleeper, the door would be completely blocked, so that would not work either!

Hmmmm....I am seeing more issues as we discuss this rig....which is exactly what I was hoping to do.

We had a 285RLX2 Durango with the rear door. We won't own another rear door fifth wheel. You cant backup very far in a site or you steps are in the mud or way past the slab. If you have to lower the front for leveling your steps get high in the air. When traveling in the rain the steps get covered in road dirt. I do like the floorplan other than the door. The TV may be a little close.

filrupmark wrote:
We had a 285RLX2 Durango with the rear door. We won't own another rear door fifth wheel. You cant backup very far in a site or you steps are in the mud or way past the slab. If you have to lower the front for leveling your steps get high in the air. When traveling in the rain the steps get covered in road dirt. I do like the floorplan other than the door. The TV may be a little close.

Awesome!! Thank you for that info!! Sooooo good to know!! Never considered that issue, since we have never owned an RV!!

No bathroom access with slide in would be deal breaker for us.