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I am planning to throw kids on the dinette or sofa when they come. When they sleep to noon we can still sit inside. Typically we camp with a few other people and when the weather is bad, we all like to house up in one trailer to chat. Today with just our dinette and sofa, it gets really crowded in bad weather.

Nice floor plan overall. One negative (which is minor), is I don't think you can see the TV very well from one of the recliners. But, that's not a big deal.. you should be camping and hanging outside, not watching TV, right?

Access to bathroom with slides in, to me, is important. I have to let my slide out a little bit to have access to the fridge in my TT, but have clear unobstructed access to bathroom, and bed.

Mike

looks like you could sit a lot more people than sleep?

Here's another way to get a similar layout with much more storage.

Thanks everyone - can't believe I didn't share the floor plan :(. I blame it on RV shopping overload. We are not full-timers - maybe a few weekends and one week a year.

The brands are overwhelming - and it seems like everything is owned by Forest River or Thor anymore. I have found similar models in so many lines of RV but have no idea who makes a quality product anymore. And the "angry" customer boards seem to be for very brand. Hate to spend money on a potential lemon.

I find a common problem of this floor plan is lack of clothing storage space if you do more than weekending.

"... slide is in."

Look carefully, the bathroom door swings out. Unless one is very, very skinny, they'll have to squeeze between the slide and the closed door, stand in front of the dinette seat, open the door and squeeze in. Would be easier to do the same thing from the living room side.

At first I though there was a sliding door between the tub and the toilet. But looked carefully at the floor plan, and I don't think that's a sliding door. If it is, problem solved! This is a great floor plan. If not, I don't see how one can access the bathroom without extracting the slide.

New approach: ... So, if you can't see one in person, you go to our best friend.... YouTube. Start at 4 minutes 26 seconds into the video where the tour starts in the bedroom, and then swings through the bathroom. That IS a sliding pocket door.

OK, this floor plan meets my #1 criteria! Access to all kitchen and bathroom with slide IN! I approve! ;)

10 minute YouTube video. Click here.

Looks like you might be able to get in the bathroom from the bedroom when the slide is in.

Looks to me there is a slider to bathroom from bedroom...

qbert10,
I posted the floor plan of your Apex above so you can see a comparison of what the camper will look like when the slide is pulled in. I copied the image and did a little edit in "Paint".

Floor plans take on a whole new meaning when the slides are in. Yours does leave most things accessible, like the kitchen area, but looks like you'll have no access to the bathroom form either outside door, as the slide will block the bathroom door (something to think about).

Still, a photo or floor diagram is one thing. Seeing it for real is something else. Check it out with slides IN before signing the dotted line.