Finally!!! An office and washer/dryer under 30 feet. Loved everything, but why did they put vents in the kitchen floor?! Right in front of the sink? That's a lot of foot traffic and debris for those vents...
Hallelujah! I feel this is exactly what traveling working couples like me and my wife have been looking for! Bravo! Hats off! Chefs kiss! Super excited if other manufacturers take inspiration from this!
Why not make the office desk a flip flip/down surface like the kitchen counter extension? That opens up access to the shelving cubbies! Making the overhead cabinet shallower would prevent head bonking, adding another flip up counter extension to the left of the sink would be great too... and electric recliners as an option for us older folks would be awesome!
Overall love it. Couple of suggestions. 1). Make the desk folding style. This will give more access to the shelves/cabinet behind. 2). No carpet under the sofa 3). Add a couple of removable stools for the sofa.
Came to say the same thing. I would actually remove the cabinet above the desk (again making the desk fold) and put a door on the floor to floor to ceiling cabinet to give it a pantry look
Omg!! Yesssss!!! Finally. A bigger tv, washer dryer prep, lots of counter space, private bedroom, office desk, and that bar for dinning - YES! If only it was 0-100 degree four season rated like ember or outdoorRV.
I would be concerned about the weight of a washer/dryer that far behind the axle and the weight of the fridge on a slide out. So happy to see manufacturers addressing modern needs for a workspace and laundry. I could see long-term camping if they figure out the weight distribution, made the fridge travel friendly, and used a pivoting pull out bar instead of a permanently mounted bar. Can't wait to see what the future holds with these. Thanks for bringing it to us!
Interesting. Washer, dryer, under 30 foot, good thing for sure. And the desk area also a plus. It should have optional roof solar panels of at least 400 level.
I actually love that this doesn't have a dinette or bunks. Both are things that I don't necessarily need and in fact, would rather not have. A short queen is not a deal breaker for me because I am shorter, but I understand that taller people would be more comfortable with a true queen.
I kinda feel the same - at least a basic package I don't need a MFG to force a $6,000 super solar package on every RV But some basics are welcome and affordable
Thanks, Josh. Agreed. Have them make a standard rooftop solar package, and they can offer an upgrade to super if they want...or add on additional panels. Otherwise, I LOVE IT, and appreciate the innovation on a 30 footer.
Well, for everyone that says "no dinette, no sale", there is one that thinks "A dinette? No thanks" It's about time they did this. I have been looking for a "smallish" RV for a while, with me being a travel nurse. I don't have children, so I do not need/want bunk beds. I also do not need a dinette. Why do I want to be reminded of sitting at a restaurant in my RV lol. Now, lets just hope they don't cheap out on quality. People will pay more for quality.. for me anyway. I will pass over garbage, not matter the layout. On the solar prep thing. Yes, I personally think it should be prepped for solar. It is a 50 amp prepped trailer, so the wiring is already in place.
This is an amazing layout!!! Finally something for working couples! I can see how you can bump into each other near the desk area but its under 30 ft, I'm here for THIS! 1. I wouldn't mind getting rid of the oven and give me an convection microwave. 2. definitely a 2nd air conditioner 3. Love the color of the cabinets! Wouldn't mind seeing a nice soothing green too! 4. It would be cool if they could make that counter top that blocks the fridge during travel mode to fold up and ease up access to the entire rv 5. a peg board would be a fantastic idea in the outdoor storage! 6. Front storage needs a more water proof flooring. I'd be afraid of putting anything wet in there.
Love the layout! A few suggestions: 1) make bar area a slide out bar OR detachable with counter extension usable for bar seating or island 2) 7’ ceiling 3) kitchen backsplash 4) convection microwave 5) induction cooktop 6) move wall hooks to bathroom 7) remove bathroom door gap
This is a great unit for a working solo/couple for extended stays. As someone that travels regularly for work this is a contender. Biggest change I wouls make is make oven a microwave convection and add some cabinets where microwave is
Love this layout the only thing I would need to change is getting a electric recliner that would recline into a sleeping position since my wife has a bad back and it hurts her to lay flat for to long.
I love 99% of this model! I like the idea of a bigger desk but im fine with the size of the cabinet above. I do wonder how inconvenient the lower cubbies may be without the desk being a flip-down style. Floor vents poorly located. Love that an addition ac can be added to the bedroom. I dont mind the fridge and pantry being set back like that, as it gives the open feeling. Kitchen is great. I like the smaller tv but probably because I just don't use one. Bar seating instead of dinette? Love it! Bedroom... its fine. Its functional. I'm not upset about it but id gladly add 6 inches to the overall build to have a true queen. Seems to have good storage. I do love the octopus fight club near the door for jackets!
Love the theater seating and TV placement💥the breakfast bar💥the oven💥and office desk💥but that entry level bathroom with a cheap plastic toilet, a shower curtain that will drip water all over the floor, a Dollar Store 4” fart fan, no ladder or solar and cheap Chinese tires were big disappointments😩
Look at our first trailer but will need a work space. This one is great but I do have several thoughts (though as a first-timer they may not be realistic). 1. Stools with backs 2. Desk with keyboard/mouse shelf as suggested below but maybe a way to flip out a piece to double the desk size 3. Maybe some storage under the bar? Even if it is just a way to hang pots. 4. Bathroom needs more storage - over the toilet or over the floor "shelf" 5. Like that the fridge & pantry will come forward but I don't have a ton of tall stuff for the outside storage this change will provide. Can some of the space be taken by some small cubbies being put in with inside access from the theater seats? Maybe big enough for baskets of paperbacks or DVD's. 6. Hard to tell the size of the cabinet above the sink, but maybe a shelf in there? 7. Under bed storage - maybe a drop-in divider to seperate the under bed and the other storage Don't want my cats to escape under the trailer. 8. Optional roof solar
Theater seats are specific sizes from vendors so you can't always add/subtract a few inches. They're funny like that Cannot recall cabinet shelves sorry
I can't believe what I'm looking at, it's great! Really hope other brands follow suit! And no dinette? No problem! Honestly, as a solo camper that wants a fancy multi monitor setup for my work, I can easily see myself taking the little breakfast bar as the desk and using the desk as a small eating area instead. Sadly, the lack of bedroom access with the slide in is a deal-breaker, shame they couldn't get a 2nd door in there or something. Also, no roof solar is a problem, they at least need a prep/option! If I had to nitpick, not a fan of the floor vents and, and IDK the bedroom seems kinda barren to me. Love the peg board idea!
I really like what they are trying to do here! I would love to see this idea taken up a notch in a Jayco, Ember or Brinkley. I wouldn't be upset if it was even another foot or two long for everything you are getting out of it.
Love how different the outside colors! Love how they did the back coner! Love no buncks! The desks is great! The baskets storge is cool. Big fan of how they did the coner!The kitchen is great. The door side window. The storge is great. The bathroom is ok. The love the sofa. The bedroom is great! The washer and dryer pep is good. Thank you josh the desk is great! Do some more of these.
Expanding that office space would basically check all the boxes for me. Maybe more bathroom space and a taller shower but this is 100% tolerable. Enough RV that is be comfortable towing behind my RAM 1500 occasionally. For multi-monitor, you could always wall mount. Really like this layout. Hope to see more after some “R&D”
Yes! Cooks kitchen with 2burner stove; microwave--I missed, was it convection; no dinette, a desk, storage...DING DING DING! We have THE winner! LOVE IT!
Love this one. My thoughts 1. Change exterior red to match interior blue. 2. Make counter extension flush with counter. 3. Add upper cabinet to right side of microwave.. Love this and your crawl under!
Why can’t manufacturers make countertop extensions even with the counter top?? It would be better if the countertop was one piece. It’s a beautiful layout & offers alot. It’s really easy to see why you are the head RV Nerd!! Thanks for creating fun in your videos!
Personally I would leave the fridge as is, when the slide is closed if it's moved up you won't be able to access it. At my age I would prefer 2 lift chairs/recliners in place of what's there, my preference would be cloth ones also.
Definitely solar, I like the desk & washer option. I would seal off the under bed to storage if it was mine. I like the outside storage behind the refrigerator. But the slide needs the same flooring.
Beautiful layout Reverse the bathroom door will work better when the slide is closed Add the 6 inches and put in the full queen Add more height throughout and dome in the shower Make the dinner hinged so you don't have to climb through it Swap the refrigerator and pantry for full access when slide closed What's in the kitchen corner? Empty space? Add a drawer dishwasher under sink why it only uses 3 gallons of water when boondocks Increase the tv size is excellent The peg board idea or French cleats may be even a retractable hose Bathroom plumbing is their room to reverse the toilet and have no abstraction ? If there is no solar for boondocks, what about fitting a gas generator on the front hitch?
Definitely need a rooftop solar option. Even if it just prep without a full solar option. I'm really not a fan of the portable solar panels. As for the fridge, I generally assume they are 12v these days unless it is listed otherwise. I definitely hope more manufacturers give more options for these types of layouts.
Maybe if they downsize and reverse the pantry and fridge the road mode would work. Like the outside door, be great secure space for folding elect bikes.
Bed access in tow mode would make this perfect! I’m willing to wiggle around or under the countertop to get to the kitchen but with no bed access it wouldn’t work for us, we do a long trip every year from Florida to jersey with our camper, we don’t have bed access in tow mode either but we have bunks and a dinette that we use when we stop for the night (a 6 ft man does fit in a bunk believe it or not) and I sleep on the dinette which I know is frowned upon in a slide but we’ve been doing it for years and it still works and to be fair I bought from a private seller and wasn’t aware you weren’t suppose to use slides when they’re in for years after we started doing it lol (we do use slide stabilizers tho when it’s out to take some of the pressure off). Our campers old anyway so I’ll just take my chances till we can up grade. Anyway. Make that bed accessible somehow with the slide in and it’s perfect for two people (and our dogs).
Dang! Amazing for it's size! W/D. Desk. Bar seating. A large tv makes it near perfect for so many working folks. Stylish design inside and out! Need the bigger bed for hubs though. Excited for this one!
I like the layout! I’m just worried that with all the storage inside, outside, and a washer/dryer, that it will be real easy to overload the trailer. It only has ~1600 lbs CCC. I think they need to put 4500 lb axles and increase the GVWR to 9000 lbs. Again, good looking trailer. Thank you for showing it.
I love the decor of this one! I would buy it just for the blue cabinets. 😍 But-- I HATE the floor vent in front of the sink!--Like AWKWARD! I do really like the floor plan with breakfast bar and the office/cubby area. Theatre seats are really pretty but seem a little tight in that slide. Yeah, add 6" to the bedroom and get a better mattress on that bed.
@ 9:25, this may be a silly question, but I'm confused about "some RV manufacturers usually don't like putting the washer/dryer in the back of RV's", you said something about the drum rolling around when on and how that could break the stuff. 1. Break what? And 2. Why would the back be any different than any other spot in the RV?
There's more bouncing on the back of the RV. Think of kids on the back of a schoolbus hitting a bump and slamming against the ceiling of the bus. The further behind the axles the more pronounced the bounce Those W/D units have some moving parts that can get banged around to the point they get damaged if bounced too hard Above the axles / front of the RV bounces a lot less and with reduced violence
Yes, add 6" for a std mattress, solar prep/basic, and I'd add a taller access/peg mounting to that void space for Fishing rods, etc. Otherwise it's near perfect for 2. And the underbed access to the passthrough is perfect arrangement for a litter box place.
Nice start! I like the layout but would like to see it at 32' with a bedroom slide w/chest of drawers, plus you could add a full queen or even a king. But no table/booth is no problem! One question I do have to save the washer/dryer/bathroom plumbing from the tail hop is to invert the tongue, meaning the bedroom would be in the rear and desk/washer/bathroom would be on the tongue side which would save on the plumbing getting knocked around. I know that makes the whole rig have to be 'mirrored', but I think it would make the setup more durable. Not much to jostle and damage in the bedroom with it in the aft. Great video!
Your pegboard question made me think, “I wish mfgs would find a way to give us tool storage on the inside of the flip up pass through doors.” Obviously, it’d have to involve strong straps or holders that don’t cause stuff to fall out during open/close, but it seems doable to me. Oh, and yes to the pegboard question btw.
I categorically won't buy an RV that cuts off the fridge, bedroom or particularly the bathroom in road mode. Otherwise that's a nice layout (washer-dryer is crazy in that size RV).
The bigger desk would be great. Kudos for the W/D prep, not enough of that in the market. Noted TV will be bigger, but would also be nice to have cabinets behind/around. Counter extension is good, but should be flush and one by the sink that is flush would be a bonus. Small cabinets above the couch/smaller window? Run a cabinet up the wall across from the toilet. Not a fan of the floor vents. Just add drawers under the bottom section of the bed instead of lift/prop door and block mid bed outside access storage (also more secure as you can access cabin from cargo door). Small drawer dishwasher would be great for longer term/camping with hookups. Organizer in behind fridge outside storage would be a plus, but peg board hooks always fall out. Maybe a garage track system from national brand? For me, roof solar prep at the very least. Combine gray water hookups with black. I would want Azdel version option.
Josh, it seems to me, if we are going to 12 V refrigerators, there should be some minimal (200W?) solar panel on the roof with its own charge contoller to maintain the house battery. If an external solar charge port is added, an additional dedicated charge controller should be added.
I really like it. Looks really sharp inside. The desk area just screams artsy and crafty zone. I LOVE that!!!! Plus the outside coloring is great too. Bed is fine, there are ways and no big deal to put in a regular mattress if needed. A suitcase solar is better anyway and that side storage is perfect to store it. I look for shade spots anyway so a suitcase solar is better.
This is so freaking cool!!! I don’t know if it’s idea but this definitely opens up the possibility for someone to full time in that isn’t able to drop the money on a big fancy rv that usually come with the wash/dryer prep and office space
I love the floorplan, but I do not like the exterior and would prefer fiberglass . I would like to have the solar on the roof because I would be nervous that someone would steal it from the ground. Another great review and overall, it's a nice trailer, so Thank You
I would love to see the television on a swing arm above the desk and I would like to see the desk cabinet moved over where the television is now. It would make it easier to watch for the person working in the kitchen and the people on the sofa could still see well enough❤❤
It would be more functional in travel mode to switch the pantry with the refrigerator. It would be nice to be able to access the bedroom in travel mode.
Hey Uncle Josh, I hope that you're having a great day! I like this new2025 Avenger 25MKO travel trailer. I'm glad that they are going to use the retro metal on the outside of it. I do like that they give you a desk an a place for washer and dryer in the back of the trailer. I do think that they should either put a solar panel on the roof or atleast make it solar preped, one of the two! Most everyone will want a solar panel on top or have it preped, besides the plug and play solar panel suitcase. I like watching your videos Uncle Josh because you do your own stunts and you make us laugh. The one thing that concerns me.is the pull handles for the sewer outlets the way they are positioned they are angle almost straight down and there is a chance if you go over a speed bump or there is debris in the road it could hit the sewer pull handles an bend them or mess.them up! Thank you Uncle Josh for showing us and giving us all the information on this new 2025 Avenger travel trailer. Your number one fan and friend Leonard from North Carolina. #NERDHERD!!!
Finally Yes! They Need to offer this swaptional w/d hookup station, I don't need bunks. I need and want w/d station for medical condition from birth, it's just me (40 years old 5ft tall) and my 6ft tall 35/36 year old husband and our 2 cats.
It's great! but I'd have like a sofa sleeper in the bedroom... maybe under the window and against the back wall, so you can have a full size closet by the door. Or just a bed against the whole back wall and a full closet.
Why wouldn’t they make the counter extensions the same height as the counter and seamless? Another extension next to the sink would be good too. TV is way too small. The desk area is strange to me. Should be more streamline and built in. No shower curtains please, ever!!
Ooh, ooh. In regard to your solar question how about this - a simple port on the roof that has access to the baggage compartment? That way you could BYO solar but that would also work for things like Starlink or satellite TV and that sort of thing.
What's funny is Brinkley does literally that and people still say "it should be prepped to add starlink or more solar" ...it is I literally showed you it is I think sometimes we know what we want but don't actually know what it takes to accomplish that goal even when it's staring us dead in the face
Love this concept. Definitely keep it as a different model from the BH. Some suggestions: 1. Swap fridge+pantry for road mode fridge access. 2. 6-9" height or 3" barrel roof for more shower head room. 3. No floor vents. 4. 12V fridge needs a minimum 200w solar on the roof. Keep existing solar plug. 5. Fan of bigger desk, bigger tv, outside storage behind fridge+pantry, 50amp for 2nd air. You didn't show the suspension. Does it have an equalizer? Looking forward to others r+d this floorplan on the laminated side. Thanks Nerd!
like the concept of options. . including no black tank. . double fresh water, alternate toilet options. . needs cuddle sofa, folding desk chair, water capture (AWG) & roof top flexi solar
Josh: "C for travel access" 16:49 ?? Only if you're grading on a VERY generous curve. On the bed, head, and mess scale, it’s a score of 0,1, and don’t bump your head. What if they always built ‘em from the factory, even with slide outs, to get a perfect score of 3 for 3? You know; like gold medal quality and not just taking the buyers gold. Respectfully, W.S.
Well daggum! They're getting there! lol. Maybe make it a few feet longer so that bathroom can be bigger. If it had a bigger shower and bathroom area, I'd be SOLD!
I really like the idea of the 30ft size. A little more space here and there is always nice but then it starts to become more of a challenge hauling it around It's all a push and a pull isnt it?
Overall I like it (or at least doable) for a stick and tin trailer; however it does need some tweaking. It isn’t the second camper purchased the first time around. 1) Need to change the outside color. The grey and maroon stripe just doesn’t trip the purchase. Unsure as to what it would take for something that we really want. 2) Full solar. Always maximize the fullest amount. This automatically puts any type of camping at ease for the consumer. September is National Emergency Preparedness Month. This is the month set aside by FEMA along with state and local governments to educate the public on the importance of being prepared for a disaster or emergency, because depending on what it is, emergency services may not be able to reach you. If you must evacuate your home due to a major event; if you own any type of RV, remember you already have shelter. Everyone else will be flocking with the crowds to hotels. You are the smart one and can find a quieter place. If you have maximum solar, you can somewhat stay off the grid. 3) The office changes are good improvements. 4) Will the larger tv be stationary or on a pull down or swivel arm? 5) I’ll consider this CPAP complaint. 6) Tip to tail awnings. I know awning manufacturers make certain sizes, but I can’t help to think if they have a large enough order for a certain size that they wouldn’t pass up that order. 7) Permanent 300# ladder is preferred on the back of camper. 8) I see there is room for a second spare tire. What brand and model are these tires? 9) Correction: It was the Dukes of Hazard that slid across the 1969 Dodge Charger. Magnum P.I. just hopped over the door into the Ferrari which was owned by Robin Masters who owned the estate. 10) Do you know what these manufacturers do with their prototypes? Do they make the changes on these particular units and keep them as protos or do they destroy them? If the price was right I might be interested in buying a prototype as long as they still warrantied it.
Protos sell like anything else. Includes full warranty Dealers know they’re getting a prototype Dealers won’t always advise a customer of a prototype status sadly
Do away with the pantry location, add a L shape sofa, put a slide out pantry where the desk is and use the breakfast table for the desk. LEAVE THE WASHER/DRYER its awesome.
Hey bish! 😂 no pun intended…. I really enjoy watching your videos. Youre the best! Anyway, Im looking to buy used, I’ve done tons of research but still unsure what kind of travel trailer would be best to live in 24/7. Hopefully you can help me out or anyone else ?🤞🏼
The challenge with what you're seeking to accomplish is several fold First.. RVs really aren't intended as primary homes. People do it but that's not what they're made to do Secondly if you're in the used RV market I suggest just ignoring all the brand name stuff and focusing on the features and condition of the RV exclusively. I've seen owners nearly ruin premium level RVs quickly and I've also seen people keep basic campers VERY nice over the years
You are really helpful with your walkthroughs which keeps me watching you but your take on weights and measures is just absolutely ridiculous I mean if my F-150 can't tow a 7800 lb camper fully loaded that's under 33 ft we got a problem especially since it's a V8 and a longer bed maybe that ember wouldn't be a good tow but anything under 33ft and 8000lbs should be handled just fine with the better motor configurations
For general towing I agree - that'd be fine But if you're going thru mountains? That's a horse of a different color The trick is people who camp very differently all watch these videos and people don't always understand that towing guidelines change based on where you're going as much as what you're towing I don't sell truck. I don't make money when trucks sell. I have no horse in the race of "pushing" bigger trucks But I've been all over and seen how severely terrain affects towing
Just wish they would make them taller. I hate that most feel so claustrophobic, even if there are a lot of windows. I just never liked The feeling of where it seems like the roof is coming down on you. This is a nice concept though, for couples.
Josh, my wife and I saw this. Just as everyone has a backside, everyone also has a comment... our consesus was that (for us), we would probably like to do away with the desk area, bring that wall forward and make the bathroom area full width, but include the laundry compartment in the bath...and then move the 'throne' over to make the bath almost 'suite size'.... but this is just us... we are interested in the Alliance Delta prototype you showed earlier...as it is closer to what we would want...once we sell our old Bounder 33R! Thanks for all the videos.
I REALLY like the layout. My only large complaint is that square sink. They're a pain to clean and I've seen a bunch of folks in RV groups complaining about theirs discoloring or peeling
Thanks Nerd! Oh, I was so on board until you said some w/d manufacturers lose warranty when on the back wall. Doing it right to increase the desk size. Yes, better solar options, please. Really nice and I prefer it laid out, no DIY to this type of setup unless it voids the w/d warrenty. For the bed struts, I think if they are not going to be sized for a heavier mattress, might as well leave them off. As long as you crack open the refrigerator, I do not think you need to say 12 volt, it is prevalent enough now.
Avenger, three things. Put a circle hole in the desk for wires, and put a double outlet under the desk. On either side of the desk, extend the top by at least 4.5 inches if you can. This will allow for the larger monitor mounts that support the big 32-38-inch monitors. Not everyone will use that large of a monitor, but anything smaller than 38 will use a desktop mount smaller than 4.5 inches. The power on the side is acceptable, but under the desk would help keep the small desk nice and tighty.
Nice camper. Finally a washer dryer space! Not often in a TT. I feel like a cabinet is missing next to the microwave for some reason. Maybe move the tv over a little to the right? IDK A shelf in the upper kitchen cabinet would be great. Is that dead space next to the kitchen drawers near the bar? Take care Josh! Don't work too hard! Lol
Could do without an undersized desk. As you say, it needs to grow a few inches. Could use the bar instead for that function is why. Prefer a little bit more room round the "pot", but its not terrible like it is.
Finally!!! An office and washer/dryer under 30 feet. Loved everything, but why did they put vents in the kitchen floor?! Right in front of the sink? That's a lot of foot traffic and debris for those vents...
Right?!
Hallelujah! I feel this is exactly what traveling working couples like me and my wife have been looking for! Bravo! Hats off! Chefs kiss! Super excited if other manufacturers take inspiration from this!
:) :) :)
You could always make the breakfast bar have a hinged area to lift up to walk through as opposed to crawling underneath the counter
Someone else said that too. Seeing trends is helpful
Beat me to it. I totally agree!
Why not make the office desk a flip flip/down surface like the kitchen counter extension? That opens up access to the shelving cubbies! Making the overhead cabinet shallower would prevent head bonking, adding another flip up counter extension to the left of the sink would be great too... and electric recliners as an option for us older folks would be awesome!
I love that idea - it's likely a budget/production issue for something like an Avenger but it's 100% possible
Overall love it.
Couple of suggestions. 1). Make the desk folding style. This will give more access to the shelves/cabinet behind.
2). No carpet under the sofa
3). Add a couple of removable stools for the sofa.
Came to say the same thing. I would actually remove the cabinet above the desk (again making the desk fold) and put a door on the floor to floor to ceiling cabinet to give it a pantry look
Love it. TY
@@Ima-hoot oh big second on the desk folding
I like it Josh it's the best yet
How much would it run me for that advenger the 30ft one with portable washer an dryer how much
Omg!! Yesssss!!! Finally. A bigger tv, washer dryer prep, lots of counter space, private bedroom, office desk, and that bar for dinning - YES! If only it was 0-100 degree four season rated like ember or outdoorRV.
You know the sad part? Nearly nothing else is "like ORV" in almost any way.. except Northwood lol
@@JoshtheRVNerd time to search and watch some NORTHWOOD videos! Thanks.
YES, continue to mention that it's a 12V fridge, definitely important to know.
Noted! TY
I would be concerned about the weight of a washer/dryer that far behind the axle and the weight of the fridge on a slide out. So happy to see manufacturers addressing modern needs for a workspace and laundry. I could see long-term camping if they figure out the weight distribution, made the fridge travel friendly, and used a pivoting pull out bar instead of a permanently mounted bar. Can't wait to see what the future holds with these. Thanks for bringing it to us!
Interesting. Washer, dryer, under 30 foot, good thing for sure. And the desk area also a plus. It should have optional roof solar panels of at least 400 level.
TY for the solar wattage idea
I actually love that this doesn't have a dinette or bunks. Both are things that I don't necessarily need and in fact, would rather not have. A short queen is not a deal breaker for me because I am shorter, but I understand that taller people would be more comfortable with a true queen.
Ty Danielle!! I like how we are getting some no-dinette couples models now
Dinettes still have a place I think but not ALL the time for everyone e
Add the rooftop solar panels for Pete's sake! It's 2024! I don't want to do more setup than necessary, and with the 12V fridge, solar is a must.
I kinda feel the same - at least a basic package
I don't need a MFG to force a $6,000 super solar package on every RV
But some basics are welcome and affordable
Thanks, Josh. Agreed. Have them make a standard rooftop solar package, and they can offer an upgrade to super if they want...or add on additional panels. Otherwise, I LOVE IT, and appreciate the innovation on a 30 footer.
Well, for everyone that says "no dinette, no sale", there is one that thinks "A dinette? No thanks"
It's about time they did this. I have been looking for a "smallish" RV for a while, with me being a travel nurse.
I don't have children, so I do not need/want bunk beds. I also do not need a dinette. Why do I want to be reminded of sitting at a restaurant in my RV lol.
Now, lets just hope they don't cheap out on quality. People will pay more for quality.. for me anyway. I will pass over garbage, not matter the layout.
On the solar prep thing. Yes, I personally think it should be prepped for solar. It is a 50 amp prepped trailer, so the wiring is already in place.
50amp and solar wiring are two different things
Agree desktop should be able to lower. And add the counter extension on the sink as well.
Ty Susan! :)
This is an amazing layout!!! Finally something for working couples! I can see how you can bump into each other near the desk area but its under 30 ft, I'm here for THIS! 1. I wouldn't mind getting rid of the oven and give me an convection microwave. 2. definitely a 2nd air conditioner 3. Love the color of the cabinets! Wouldn't mind seeing a nice soothing green too! 4. It would be cool if they could make that counter top that blocks the fridge during travel mode to fold up and ease up access to the entire rv 5. a peg board would be a fantastic idea in the outdoor storage! 6. Front storage needs a more water proof flooring. I'd be afraid of putting anything wet in there.
Bullet actually just adopted a very subtle olive green with some lighter accents for 2025. I feel like some colors are slowly and quietly coming back
I would love to see this layout in a higher quality build!!! Maybe an Eagle or Brinkley!!
Agree. I went and did some research on the quality of this brand, or should I say lack thereof. Everyone should do their homework.
I think rockwood would be amazing for a layout like this
Love the layout! A few suggestions:
1) make bar area a slide out bar OR detachable with counter extension usable for bar seating or island
2) 7’ ceiling
3) kitchen backsplash
4) convection microwave
5) induction cooktop
6) move wall hooks to bathroom
7) remove bathroom door gap
love the ideas. It's all fairly do-able too really
Great floor plan. The only reason I look at bunk models is to decide if a washer/dryer could replace it. Josh, I LOVE your unabashed laugh!
I'm glad you like that laugh because it's all I got! :)
The laugh is one of the reasons I enjoy your videos so much!!
This is a great unit for a working solo/couple for extended stays. As someone that travels regularly for work this is a contender. Biggest change I wouls make is make oven a microwave convection and add some cabinets where microwave is
Love this layout the only thing I would need to change is getting a electric recliner that would recline into a sleeping position since my wife has a bad back and it hurts her to lay flat for to long.
My uncle had the same situation
I love 99% of this model! I like the idea of a bigger desk but im fine with the size of the cabinet above. I do wonder how inconvenient the lower cubbies may be without the desk being a flip-down style. Floor vents poorly located. Love that an addition ac can be added to the bedroom. I dont mind the fridge and pantry being set back like that, as it gives the open feeling. Kitchen is great. I like the smaller tv but probably because I just don't use one. Bar seating instead of dinette? Love it! Bedroom... its fine. Its functional. I'm not upset about it but id gladly add 6 inches to the overall build to have a true queen. Seems to have good storage. I do love the octopus fight club near the door for jackets!
Love the theater seating and TV placement💥the breakfast bar💥the oven💥and office desk💥but that entry level bathroom with a cheap plastic toilet, a shower curtain that will drip water all over the floor, a Dollar Store 4” fart fan, no ladder or solar and cheap Chinese tires were big disappointments😩
Look at our first trailer but will need a work space. This one is great but I do have several thoughts (though as a first-timer they may not be realistic). 1. Stools with backs 2. Desk with keyboard/mouse shelf as suggested below but maybe a way to flip out a piece to double the desk size 3. Maybe some storage under the bar? Even if it is just a way to hang pots. 4. Bathroom needs more storage - over the toilet or over the floor "shelf" 5. Like that the fridge & pantry will come forward but I don't have a ton of tall stuff for the outside storage this change will provide. Can some of the space be taken by some small cubbies being put in with inside access from the theater seats? Maybe big enough for baskets of paperbacks or DVD's. 6. Hard to tell the size of the cabinet above the sink, but maybe a shelf in there? 7. Under bed storage - maybe a drop-in divider to seperate the under bed and the other storage Don't want my cats to escape under the trailer. 8. Optional roof solar
Theater seats are specific sizes from vendors so you can't always add/subtract a few inches. They're funny like that
Cannot recall cabinet shelves sorry
I can't believe what I'm looking at, it's great! Really hope other brands follow suit! And no dinette? No problem! Honestly, as a solo camper that wants a fancy multi monitor setup for my work, I can easily see myself taking the little breakfast bar as the desk and using the desk as a small eating area instead.
Sadly, the lack of bedroom access with the slide in is a deal-breaker, shame they couldn't get a 2nd door in there or something. Also, no roof solar is a problem, they at least need a prep/option!
If I had to nitpick, not a fan of the floor vents and, and IDK the bedroom seems kinda barren to me.
Love the peg board idea!
Wow TY Nick! :)
I love it!! Just perfect for hubby and myself.
WOW! They finally get it! I love the kitchen /office place. Easy workspace for 2 people. Plus Washer/Dryer set up.
Amazing what happens when they GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT
I think this is a great layout. Bar instead of dinette is preferred. Office space is cool. 4” taller and road mode access to bedroom would seal it.
Good input. TY
I really like what they are trying to do here! I would love to see this idea taken up a notch in a Jayco, Ember or Brinkley. I wouldn't be upset if it was even another foot or two long for everything you are getting out of it.
I could see brands like Rockwood or Alliance doing well with it too
Love how different the outside colors! Love how they did the back coner! Love no buncks! The desks is great! The baskets storge is cool. Big fan of how they did the coner!The kitchen is great. The door side window. The storge is great. The bathroom is ok. The love the sofa. The bedroom is great! The washer and dryer pep is good. Thank you josh the desk is great! Do some more of these.
Color pattern is on point for sure. Excellent job by the designer.
@@RabbiJesus It makes a huge difference!!
Expanding that office space would basically check all the boxes for me. Maybe more bathroom space and a taller shower but this is 100% tolerable.
Enough RV that is be comfortable towing behind my RAM 1500 occasionally.
For multi-monitor, you could always wall mount.
Really like this layout. Hope to see more after some “R&D”
I feel like a few builders are going to play with this concept
Yes! Cooks kitchen with 2burner stove; microwave--I missed, was it convection; no dinette, a desk, storage...DING DING DING! We have THE winner! LOVE IT!
"Cook's kitchen" - i like that
Love this one. My thoughts
1. Change exterior red to match interior blue.
2. Make counter extension flush with counter.
3. Add upper cabinet to right side of microwave..
Love this and your crawl under!
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Why can’t manufacturers make countertop extensions even with the counter top??
It would be better if the countertop was one piece.
It’s a beautiful layout & offers alot. It’s really easy to see why you are the head RV Nerd!! Thanks for creating fun in your videos!
I am actually starting to see it from a few brands
Personally I would leave the fridge as is, when the slide is closed if it's moved up you won't be able to access it. At my age I would prefer 2 lift chairs/recliners in place of what's there, my preference would be cloth ones also.
Good call..
Definitely solar, I like the desk & washer option. I would seal off the under bed to storage if it was mine. I like the outside storage behind the refrigerator. But the slide needs the same flooring.
TY. I like when slide flooring matches as well
Thumbs up. Particularly taken with the blue, dining bar and office area
Awesome! Glad you like it!
Beautiful layout
Reverse the bathroom door will work better when the slide is closed
Add the 6 inches and put in the full queen
Add more height throughout and dome in the shower
Make the dinner hinged so you don't have to climb through it
Swap the refrigerator and pantry for full access when slide closed
What's in the kitchen corner? Empty space?
Add a drawer dishwasher under sink why it only uses 3 gallons of water when boondocks
Increase the tv size is excellent
The peg board idea or French cleats may be even a retractable hose
Bathroom plumbing is their room to reverse the toilet and have no abstraction ?
If there is no solar for boondocks, what about fitting a gas generator on the front hitch?
This is perfect for me and my Yorkie as a stationary home, I could do a full size Matress
True queen would be nice 😊
I’m in LOVE! Just have to figure out where to put Raff’s Cage. Might could use desk. I’ll do the butt scoot. Need at lest full size queen bed.
Definitely need a rooftop solar option. Even if it just prep without a full solar option. I'm really not a fan of the portable solar panels.
As for the fridge, I generally assume they are 12v these days unless it is listed otherwise.
I definitely hope more manufacturers give more options for these types of layouts.
I LOVE that there is no dinette! I have thought a lot about buying a bunkhouse and removing the bunks for an office! I LOVE it.
Maybe if they downsize and reverse the pantry and fridge the road mode would work. Like the outside door, be great secure space for folding elect bikes.
Put a 200 wot panle from the factory. If you want more a 500 wot panle.
Bed access in tow mode would make this perfect! I’m willing to wiggle around or under the countertop to get to the kitchen but with no bed access it wouldn’t work for us, we do a long trip every year from Florida to jersey with our camper, we don’t have bed access in tow mode either but we have bunks and a dinette that we use when we stop for the night (a 6 ft man does fit in a bunk believe it or not) and I sleep on the dinette which I know is frowned upon in a slide but we’ve been doing it for years and it still works and to be fair I bought from a private seller and wasn’t aware you weren’t suppose to use slides when they’re in for years after we started doing it lol (we do use slide stabilizers tho when it’s out to take some of the pressure off). Our campers old anyway so I’ll just take my chances till we can up grade. Anyway. Make that bed accessible somehow with the slide in and it’s perfect for two people (and our dogs).
Crawling under that counter is worse when you're doing it with one hand on the camera like me lol
@@JoshtheRVNerd oh I didn’t claim it would be a good time. Just I would be willing to deal with it if I could still also get to the bed lol.
I really don't like the height drop in the kitchen counter
Dang! Amazing for it's size! W/D. Desk. Bar seating. A large tv makes it near perfect for so many working folks. Stylish design inside and out! Need the bigger bed for hubs though. Excited for this one!
TY Terry!
I like the layout! I’m just worried that with all the storage inside, outside, and a washer/dryer, that it will be real easy to overload the trailer. It only has ~1600 lbs CCC. I think they need to put 4500 lb axles and increase the GVWR to 9000 lbs. Again, good looking trailer. Thank you for showing it.
You bet. Fair points on that CCC
🎉#NerdHerd.....put a door in the bedroom for more road mode.
I love the decor of this one! I would buy it just for the blue cabinets. 😍
But-- I HATE the floor vent in front of the sink!--Like AWKWARD!
I do really like the floor plan with breakfast bar and the office/cubby area.
Theatre seats are really pretty but seem a little tight in that slide.
Yeah, add 6" to the bedroom and get a better mattress on that bed.
TY KimiK!
@ 9:25, this may be a silly question, but I'm confused about "some RV manufacturers usually don't like putting the washer/dryer in the back of RV's", you said something about the drum rolling around when on and how that could break the stuff.
1. Break what? And 2. Why would the back be any different than any other spot in the RV?
There's more bouncing on the back of the RV. Think of kids on the back of a schoolbus hitting a bump and slamming against the ceiling of the bus. The further behind the axles the more pronounced the bounce
Those W/D units have some moving parts that can get banged around to the point they get damaged if bounced too hard
Above the axles / front of the RV bounces a lot less and with reduced violence
Yes, add 6" for a std mattress, solar prep/basic, and I'd add a taller access/peg mounting to that void space for Fishing rods, etc. Otherwise it's near perfect for 2. And the underbed access to the passthrough is perfect arrangement for a litter box place.
Thanks for the tips!
Nice start! I like the layout but would like to see it at 32' with a bedroom slide w/chest of drawers, plus you could add a full queen or even a king. But no table/booth is no problem! One question I do have to save the washer/dryer/bathroom plumbing from the tail hop is to invert the tongue, meaning the bedroom would be in the rear and desk/washer/bathroom would be on the tongue side which would save on the plumbing getting knocked around. I know that makes the whole rig have to be 'mirrored', but I think it would make the setup more durable. Not much to jostle and damage in the bedroom with it in the aft. Great video!
Man.. I could see it
Your pegboard question made me think, “I wish mfgs would find a way to give us tool storage on the inside of the flip up pass through doors.” Obviously, it’d have to involve strong straps or holders that don’t cause stuff to fall out during open/close, but it seems doable to me. Oh, and yes to the pegboard question btw.
It would be super handy right?
I categorically won't buy an RV that cuts off the fridge, bedroom or particularly the bathroom in road mode.
Otherwise that's a nice layout (washer-dryer is crazy in that size RV).
Totally fair! That's great input. It's a major reason I continue to take all the extra time to show road mode
The bigger desk would be great. Kudos for the W/D prep, not enough of that in the market. Noted TV will be bigger, but would also be nice to have cabinets behind/around. Counter extension is good, but should be flush and one by the sink that is flush would be a bonus. Small cabinets above the couch/smaller window? Run a cabinet up the wall across from the toilet. Not a fan of the floor vents. Just add drawers under the bottom section of the bed instead of lift/prop door and block mid bed outside access storage (also more secure as you can access cabin from cargo door). Small drawer dishwasher would be great for longer term/camping with hookups. Organizer in behind fridge outside storage would be a plus, but peg board hooks always fall out. Maybe a garage track system from national brand? For me, roof solar prep at the very least. Combine gray water hookups with black. I would want Azdel version option.
I'll be curious if any laminated builders take a run at a layout like this actually
Josh, it seems to me, if we are going to 12 V refrigerators, there should be some minimal (200W?) solar panel on the roof with its own charge contoller to maintain the house battery. If an external solar charge port is added, an additional dedicated charge controller should be added.
I tend to agree myself
I really like it. Looks really sharp inside. The desk area just screams artsy and crafty zone. I LOVE that!!!! Plus the outside coloring is great too. Bed is fine, there are ways and no big deal to put in a regular mattress if needed. A suitcase solar is better anyway and that side storage is perfect to store it. I look for shade spots anyway so a suitcase solar is better.
This is awesome input. Ty
This is so freaking cool!!! I don’t know if it’s idea but this definitely opens up the possibility for someone to full time in that isn’t able to drop the money on a big fancy rv that usually come with the wash/dryer prep and office space
I think so too!
I love the floorplan, but I do not like the exterior and would prefer fiberglass . I would like to have the solar on the roof because I would be nervous that someone would steal it from the ground. Another great review and overall, it's a nice trailer, so Thank You
Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the feedback Mike!
I would love to see the television on a swing arm above the desk and I would like to see the desk cabinet moved over where the television is now. It would make it easier to watch for the person working in the kitchen and the people on the sofa could still see well enough❤❤
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It would be more functional in travel mode to switch the pantry with the refrigerator. It would be nice to be able to access the bedroom in travel mode.
TY
My one complaint would be the theater seat with the fixed population control middle armrest. I like the ones that fold up out of the way if you want.
I do as well. TY for mentioning that
Love the navy cabs & gold handles-very stylish.
MUST HAVE 2 SOLAR PANELS ON ROOF.
Take out the floor vents!!!
Like the built-in fort...😊
You say "2 panels" but they vary in size. What wattage are you targeting specifically?
Need enough solar to run everything except washer/ dryer combowombo!
The desk area is too small. Get rid of the washer dryer and have space for a desk that can fit dual monitors.
TY
I would like to work area. It’s better than having those bunks.
Awesome! I think it's cool they're trying stuff like this
Yes! Love love love!
I like everything about this except the shower height Im 6'
Fair
Don't move refrigerator forward need rest stop access.
ooh.. good input ty
Hey Uncle Josh, I hope that you're having a great day! I like this new2025 Avenger 25MKO travel trailer. I'm glad that they are going to use the retro metal on the outside of it. I do like that they give you a desk an a place for washer and dryer in the back of the trailer. I do think that they should either put a solar panel on the roof or atleast make it solar preped, one of the two! Most everyone will want a solar panel on top or have it preped, besides the plug and play solar panel suitcase. I like watching your videos Uncle Josh because you do your own stunts and you make us laugh. The one thing that concerns me.is the pull handles for the sewer outlets the way they are positioned they are angle almost straight down and there is a chance if you go over a speed bump or there is debris in the road it could hit the sewer pull handles an bend them or mess.them up! Thank you Uncle Josh for showing us and giving us all the information on this new 2025 Avenger travel trailer. Your number one fan and friend Leonard from North Carolina. #NERDHERD!!!
NOoooo Tankless water heaters suck.... period. electric is free when traveling Only Electric heaters for me.... period.
Yay you found it Josh you are amazing !
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Finally Yes! They Need to offer this swaptional w/d hookup station, I don't need bunks. I need and want w/d station for medical condition from birth, it's just me (40 years old 5ft tall) and my 6ft tall 35/36 year old husband and our 2 cats.
It's great! but I'd have like a sofa sleeper in the bedroom... maybe under the window and against the back wall, so you can have a full size closet by the door. Or just a bed against the whole back wall and a full closet.
I think that losing the overhead above the desk and adding a big camp side window would be great!
oooh...
#RVNerdHerd 🎉 😅 🎉
I want to know if it has a 12 V fridge.
Yep!
Why wouldn’t they make the counter extensions the same height as the counter and seamless? Another extension next to the sink would be good too. TV is way too small. The desk area is strange to me. Should be more streamline and built in. No shower curtains please, ever!!
No dinette, no problem.
Ive really come to feel the same
But I know dinettes are great for some people
I'm just glad MFGs are offering a variety now
I like that !!!!
It's slick right?
Give me this with a ceiling height of 7’2” and I’d buy one tomorrow
good video Josh
Thx Chris! :)
Ooh, ooh. In regard to your solar question how about this - a simple port on the roof that has access to the baggage compartment? That way you could BYO solar but that would also work for things like Starlink or satellite TV and that sort of thing.
What's funny is Brinkley does literally that and people still say "it should be prepped to add starlink or more solar"
...it is
I literally showed you it is
I think sometimes we know what we want but don't actually know what it takes to accomplish that goal even when it's staring us dead in the face
Solar YES! 😊
TY!
If it's not 4 Season wouldn't it make sense to add a bigger bathroom and a small closet.
Love this concept. Definitely keep it as a different model from the BH. Some suggestions:
1. Swap fridge+pantry for road mode fridge access.
2. 6-9" height or 3" barrel roof for more shower head room.
3. No floor vents.
4. 12V fridge needs a minimum 200w solar on the roof. Keep existing solar plug.
5. Fan of bigger desk, bigger tv, outside storage behind fridge+pantry, 50amp for 2nd air.
You didn't show the suspension. Does it have an equalizer? Looking forward to others r+d this floorplan on the laminated side. Thanks Nerd!
man it all sounds good to me
It's a conventional leaf spring setup on these btw
like the concept of options. . including no black tank. . double fresh water, alternate toilet options. . needs cuddle sofa, folding desk chair, water capture (AWG) & roof top flexi solar
I wonder if there are any RVIA code things related to tank swaps...
Josh: "C for travel access" 16:49 ?? Only if you're grading on a VERY generous curve. On the bed, head, and mess scale, it’s a score of 0,1, and don’t bump your head. What if they always built ‘em from the factory, even with slide outs, to get a perfect score of 3 for 3? You know; like gold medal quality and not just taking the buyers gold. Respectfully, W.S.
You know.. re-watching this I'm actually inclined to agree
Well daggum! They're getting there! lol. Maybe make it a few feet longer so that bathroom can be bigger. If it had a bigger shower and bathroom area, I'd be SOLD!
I really like the idea of the 30ft size. A little more space here and there is always nice but then it starts to become more of a challenge hauling it around
It's all a push and a pull isnt it?
Okay, so maybe it's the OCD, maybe it's the ADHD hyperfocus... but I always wonder who would close their slide BEFORE they pack up their camper? 😝
I've seen things
Things that defy all logic
Overall I like it (or at least doable) for a stick and tin trailer; however it does need some tweaking. It isn’t the second camper purchased the first time around.
1) Need to change the outside color. The grey and maroon stripe just doesn’t trip the purchase. Unsure as to what it would take for something that we really want.
2) Full solar. Always maximize the fullest amount. This automatically puts any type of camping at ease for the consumer. September is National Emergency Preparedness Month. This is the month set aside by FEMA along with state and local governments to educate the public on the importance of being prepared for a disaster or emergency, because depending on what it is, emergency services may not be able to reach you. If you must evacuate your home due to a major event; if you own any type of RV, remember you already have shelter. Everyone else will be flocking with the crowds to hotels. You are the smart one and can find a quieter place. If you have maximum solar, you can somewhat stay off the grid.
3) The office changes are good improvements.
4) Will the larger tv be stationary or on a pull down or swivel arm?
5) I’ll consider this CPAP complaint.
6) Tip to tail awnings. I know awning manufacturers make certain sizes, but I can’t help to think if they have a large enough order for a certain size that they wouldn’t pass up that order.
7) Permanent 300# ladder is preferred on the back of camper.
8) I see there is room for a second spare tire. What brand and model are these tires?
9) Correction: It was the Dukes of Hazard that slid across the 1969 Dodge Charger. Magnum P.I. just hopped over the door into the Ferrari which was owned by Robin Masters who owned the estate.
10) Do you know what these manufacturers do with their prototypes? Do they make the changes on these particular units and keep them as protos or do they destroy them? If the price was right I might be interested in buying a prototype as long as they still warrantied it.
Protos sell like anything else. Includes full warranty
Dealers know they’re getting a prototype
Dealers won’t always advise a customer of a prototype status sadly
Do away with the pantry location, add a L shape sofa, put a slide out pantry where the desk is and use the breakfast table for the desk. LEAVE THE WASHER/DRYER its awesome.
I could see that actually
Hey bish! 😂 no pun intended…. I really enjoy watching your videos. Youre the best! Anyway, Im looking to buy used, I’ve done tons of research but still unsure what kind of travel trailer would be best to live in 24/7. Hopefully you can help me out or anyone else ?🤞🏼
The challenge with what you're seeking to accomplish is several fold
First.. RVs really aren't intended as primary homes. People do it but that's not what they're made to do
Secondly if you're in the used RV market I suggest just ignoring all the brand name stuff and focusing on the features and condition of the RV exclusively. I've seen owners nearly ruin premium level RVs quickly and I've also seen people keep basic campers VERY nice over the years
You are really helpful with your walkthroughs which keeps me watching you but your take on weights and measures is just absolutely ridiculous I mean if my F-150 can't tow a 7800 lb camper fully loaded that's under 33 ft we got a problem especially since it's a V8 and a longer bed maybe that ember wouldn't be a good tow but anything under 33ft and 8000lbs should be handled just fine with the better motor configurations
For general towing I agree - that'd be fine
But if you're going thru mountains? That's a horse of a different color
The trick is people who camp very differently all watch these videos and people don't always understand that towing guidelines change based on where you're going as much as what you're towing
I don't sell truck. I don't make money when trucks sell. I have no horse in the race of "pushing" bigger trucks
But I've been all over and seen how severely terrain affects towing
Just wish they would make them taller. I hate that most feel so claustrophobic, even if there are a lot of windows. I just never liked The feeling of where it seems like the roof is coming down on you. This is a nice concept though, for couples.
How tall would you like? There comes a point where it becomes a challenge for towing / clearances
Josh, my wife and I saw this. Just as everyone has a backside, everyone also has a comment... our consesus was that (for us), we would probably like to do away with the desk area, bring that wall forward and make the bathroom area full width, but include the laundry compartment in the bath...and then move the 'throne' over to make the bath almost 'suite size'.... but this is just us... we are interested in the Alliance Delta prototype you showed earlier...as it is closer to what we would want...once we sell our old Bounder 33R! Thanks for all the videos.
You weren't the first to suggest making the bath bigger. When you hear the same opinion enough you start to take notice!
I REALLY like the layout. My only large complaint is that square sink. They're a pain to clean and I've seen a bunch of folks in RV groups complaining about theirs discoloring or peeling
Wow TY for the feedback. Hadn't heard that and appreciate the insights
Thanks Nerd! Oh, I was so on board until you said some w/d manufacturers lose warranty when on the back wall. Doing it right to increase the desk size. Yes, better solar options, please. Really nice and I prefer it laid out, no DIY to this type of setup unless it voids the w/d warrenty. For the bed struts, I think if they are not going to be sized for a heavier mattress, might as well leave them off.
As long as you crack open the refrigerator, I do not think you need to say 12 volt, it is prevalent enough now.
Avenger's folks advised they got clearance from brands like Splendide but I always recommend checking before buying
Avenger, three things. Put a circle hole in the desk for wires, and put a double outlet under the desk. On either side of the desk, extend the top by at least 4.5 inches if you can. This will allow for the larger monitor mounts that support the big 32-38-inch monitors. Not everyone will use that large of a monitor, but anything smaller than 38 will use a desktop mount smaller than 4.5 inches.
The power on the side is acceptable, but under the desk would help keep the small desk nice and tighty.
agree on the wire hole for desks!
Nice camper. Finally a washer dryer space! Not often in a TT. I feel like a cabinet is missing next to the microwave for some reason. Maybe move the tv over a little to the right? IDK A shelf in the upper kitchen cabinet would be great. Is that dead space next to the kitchen drawers near the bar? Take care Josh! Don't work too hard! Lol
I actually TOTALLY get what you mean about cabinet spaces like that!
Finally someone comes up with a way to work from camp when needed. Hmm, that "desk" is barely big enough for my keyboard, but I'm just old skool IBM.
yeah they mentioned it would be growing a bit
Could do without an undersized desk. As you say, it needs to grow a few inches. Could use the bar instead for that function is why. Prefer a little bit more room round the "pot", but its not terrible like it is.
I haven't seen the final version. This was the first "proof of concept"
Definitely needs more desk area