What would you like to see included as options/standards in the 2016 RV model lines?
Here are the categories:
Exterior/Chassis/Engine/Mechanical -Better gas mileage (probably on everyone's wish list)
-More models with a fiberglass cap instead of rubber roofs: more leak proofing (see next comment)
-Mount the AC/heat unit on the rear wall or front wall instead of the roof to eliminate vulnerable spots that leak. Ducting can be used to distribute the air (see comment below)
-Eliminate all roof intrusions to keep leakage at bay (skylights, etc.)
Plumbing/Electrical-AC and heat ducting with adjustable vents running the length of the coach where the outer wall meets the ceiling (to accommodate taller RVers who need the full ceiling height
-Plumbing vents and bathroom vent routed to side walls instead of more holes in the roof.
-Water heaters capable of delivering a 15 minute shower or more (hot water on demand heaters as standard)
-LED lighting standard
Safety-Standard rear cameras that
function in driving mode in addition to backup - to eliminate blind spots and facilitate lane changes, backing up, etc.
Storage -Closets should cue from IKEA and other makers and be modular so that the customer can configure them to their own needs and function.
-Put the closet in the slide-out instead of the bed. It's less cold air on the head in bed.
Floorplans-Interiors that are more modular to accommodate different activities. Removable dining tables are one example that's on the right track.
-Slightly larger toilet rooms
-Twin sofa-beds that can elevate/adjust. Great for older bodies.
-Sofas that sit opposite each other and a removable table in between.
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Magnus
