A STUNNING Front Living Fifth Wheel RV! HUGE BATHROOM! 2024 Sandpiper 391FLRB

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Dry Weight: 13,950 pounds
GVWR: 16,009 pounds
Hitch Weight: 2,560 Pounds
MSRP: $114,203
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[@nanab9963]

Thanks for showing the floor plan at the beginning of the video! That and the stats- including price! - help shoppers to know if this unit might work at the beginning! I truly appreciate all the hard work that goes into touring these units and letting the consumer know what is available.

[@katherine3432]

personally i would LOVE a half bath for
1- my makeup room
2- my spouse is now fighting colon cancer which makes the need for a second bath necessary! luckily the park we stay at has bathrooms but i would still prefer a second bath in the camper

[@nancyf18]

I like this fifth wheel

[@judithmoore7892]

Front living room floor plans are good for those of us who like separation between living and kitchen. I wish there was a window in the door. I’m on the no bathroom in the kitchen team. Good video, as always.

[@auntnayblessed6603]

Very nice. I would want the extra bathroom.

[@krisa8649]

Since you review was so detailed, I wanted to give back a few details as a seasonal living Camper of 15 years. thanks for the great job. I'm showing me a model I would actually buy when the price comes down here in Ohio.😊. I'm looking to try something different than my current 2020 villa couples destination model. Seems manufacturers are not interested in making model as practical as their fifth wheel models. RV manufacturers put more practical kitchens & amenities in a fifth wheel then they do in one I would actually enjoy to live in seasonally. I do wonder what the insulation value is on it because I live in Ohio and we have extreme heat and extreme cold during our season. My current destination model in the summer doesn't do well with the heat which is frustrating given how expensive all these are. No mention of the insulation values, and how they would hold up in this video from what I could find.
Great job on showing details on stove and kitchen area. I love a large oven, cooking outside daily is not my thing in seasonal living. What is with the 12 V refrigerators I really like my residential in my current destination Camper, because it is very economical to run all season.
Kitchen bathroom, we probably wouldn't use it as well as the two sinks in the other bath, more to clean. But down the road when we have grandkids, kitchen, bathroom, would be nice. in either case, it doesn't appear the second bathroom or double sink is taking away from any storage capacity or countertop usage.
Finally a camper with furniture, I can actually use since it's darker covered. I enjoy sitting with my dogs on the couch. I wish RVs would have a couch. You can actually stretch out on since we are seasonal.I'm a TV hound so the living room TV would never go down, I wonder if I can see it from the kitchen? I really like the idea of sitting lit seasonal, especially Halloween, decorations on the window shelf.
Huge plus, to have a shelf next to king bed to put a CPAP, a phone as a Clock or a bottle of water on.
Love the outdoor kitchen doesn't take away from space inside! Wondering if the outdoors speakers are the tin cans like the other two RVs I've owned or are they nice like the new indoor system the new model features.

[@ozjumpermann1610]

I like when you show fifth wheels. That’s what we want. I don’t like a bathroom in the kitchen.

[@mikeraftis6332]

You need to skip all the little details and just do a quick walk thru.

[@ozjumpermann1610]

Disagree. I want to see lots of details.