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- IAMICHABODExplorer IIIf you would want one with a pop out then maybe a Four Winds 26 B at 27.5 ft
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Like this one - DrewEExplorer IIYou generally won't find an island bed on shorter models because it would require having the rear wheel wells in the walkway around the bed, which means either having a decidedly not flat floor there or having the whole floor raised up rather higher than usual.
A few companies offer twin bed arrangements on shorter units, with a center walkway between the two beds. Possibly that could be an alternative that would work for you; possibly not. (Some further have available a filler bit available to convert the twin beds to a huge king bed with no walkway.) - TechWriterExplorer
pauldub wrote:
Fleetwood Tioga 26Q might be what you are looking for.
Nope. It has a 2-sided island bed like so . . .
3-sided island beds (what I want) run along these lines (28' and longer) . . . - pauldubExplorerFleetwood Tioga 26Q might be what you are looking for.
- BumpyroadExplorerI remember a unit that had a folding rear bed that might have slid out??? maybe a winnie.
bumpy - rlw999ExplorerThe 25 foot Leisure Travel Unity has a floorplan with an island bed. Though since it lacks an overcab bunk, it's technically a Class B or B+.
- ron_dittmerExplorer IIAn island bed without it being inside a side-protruding slide out is a rare find these days. Being only 26 feet over-all length is even harder to find.
I don't like a slide out located above or behind the rear axle because of the issues with weight distribution. I feel a centered walk-around queen bed without a rear slide out makes for an ideal bedroom in a class B+/C. - BumpyroadExplorerit's been years since I have been looking but 24 footers all had corner beds and you had to go to 26 ft for island
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