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Floorplans
With the latest email ad we received this morning from a converter advertising their latest masterpiece, something jumped out at me
In recent years, the latest model’s floor plans show the “booth dinette or table and free standing chairs” has gone by way of the dinosaur. What’s up with that. We often travel with at least one other RV, and we eat together at days end. Without the means of entertaining dinner guests, where does the market research for converter floor plans get their information, that, us, the customer wants a coach designed to feed/sit only two people for a meal
I’m going to have to find out the cost of ripping out a “dining bar” and having a dinette constructed, adding more cost to the bus, Anyone have thoughts on what I call a useless piece of furniture IMHO
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A friend once said “there is an ass for every seat”. In his crude way of saying things he was making it clear no matter which floor plan his houses had, someone would buy it. We now have had the J booth, four person dinette, and a table with 2 chairs. My preference was the four person dinette booth. But we have seen too many other variations to believe there is a right way or wrong way. I guess it all boils down to how a coach is used.
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I will go along with that thought on the dinette.
I would not even look at a coach with the two seat high bar.
I guess that’s why they have black and white !!!!!!!!!!!
I know it gives more room in that area of the coach but I don’t like them.
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