My new favorite floorplan (:)) is with bath open to bedroom area, either with rear kitchen or rear living. Below are pictures of the plans that I know of.
Do you know of any other manufacturers of similar floorplans?
Thank you!
Hideout 24RLSWE – 28’9”
Arctic Fox 25Y – 30’0”
Timber Ridge 240RKS – 28’8”
Snow River 246RKS- 28’4”
Hideout 23RKSWE – 28’6”
Do you know of any other manufacturers of similar floorplans?
Thank you!
Hideout 24RLSWE – 28’9”
Arctic Fox 25Y – 30’0”
Timber Ridge 240RKS – 28’8”
Snow River 246RKS- 28’4”
Hideout 23RKSWE – 28’6”
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These are all great floorplans. My DW (DearWife) and I love to peruse room arrangements and various plans. I understand why these styles appeal to you.
I think our plan is similar to Barney's. We finally settled on a walk-through bath to save wasting hallway as you and Barney likewise. Because of the extra wall at the foot, our bedroom is then a little more cramped, but we use the large bath aisle for dressing anyway. So do our guests, all taking turns:
We often invite guests that need to maintain privacy too, and nobody has to crawl over anybody to get to the bathroom. We leave both doors slightly ajar overnight and whoever uses the bathroom shuts both tight, then cracks them again a bit for signal when done. Guests have remarked that our camper is the most convenient plan to double in.
As a bonus, the doubledoor bit keeps both sleeping areas amazingly sound isolated from the other, even when cracked open. When we camp alone, my wife often closes both bath doors in the morning to keep from disturbing me, the one who stayed up late by the campfire. Also, if I shower late, or she showers early, we do not disturb the other as much with a door in between.
Incidentally, your 246RKS photo is oversized for the page, causing readers to have to scroll sideways.
Enjoy your new camper, whatever you decide.
Wes
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These are all great floorplans. My DW (DearWife) and I love to peruse room arrangements and various plans. I understand why these styles appeal to you.
I think our plan is similar to Barney's. We finally settled on a walk-through bath to save wasting hallway as you and Barney likewise. Because of the extra wall at the foot, our bedroom is then a little more cramped, but we use the large bath aisle for dressing anyway. So do our guests, all taking turns:
We often invite guests that need to maintain privacy too, and nobody has to crawl over anybody to get to the bathroom. We leave both doors slightly ajar overnight and whoever uses the bathroom shuts both tight, then cracks them again a bit for signal when done. Guests have remarked that our camper is the most convenient plan to double in.
As a bonus, the doubledoor bit keeps both sleeping areas amazingly sound isolated from the other, even when cracked open. When we camp alone, my wife often closes both bath doors in the morning to keep from disturbing me, the one who stayed up late by the campfire. Also, if I shower late, or she showers early, we do not disturb the other as much with a door in between.
Incidentally, your 246RKS photo is oversized for the page, causing readers to have to scroll sideways.
Enjoy your new camper, whatever you decide.
Wes
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