Jerrod - yes, I like them. Easier for Nancy to pull them out and put them away, so WIN for me. Are they a bit more "bouncy" than all-steel steps? Yes, I think so. But I don't find it do be a negative after 6 months of use. Long-term use will tell a better story as to how they hold up against all-steel steps.
LM 365 Madison floor plan
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Jerrod - yes, I like them. Easier for Nancy to pull them out and put them away, so WIN for me. Are they a bit more "bouncy" than all-steel steps? Yes, I think so. But I don't find it do be a negative after 6 months of use. Long-term use will tell a better story as to how they hold up against all-steel steps.
Regarding the bottom of the shower, I've got that question into Andy already. Looks to me like possible a heater vent and maybe a decal or maybe an AC vent. I will let you know.
I will request pics of the storage bay today. Sorry but I just forgot to get them. Was making a super-fast pass through our display.
Dave and Amy - thanks for the feedback!
The ceiling is REAL tall in the back as LM 365 now has a straight-line roof. So cabinets at the top would be very hard to reach for all but you my friend. We do include a step stool in LM 365 but I'm thinking there may not be room to open it up on the floor between the bed and closet.
Checking to see if the kitchen TV is an option.
All feedback will be seen by Andy.
Hi Joanna - hope you and Mr. Andy are well!
I'm thinking the valance above the bathroom mirror houses some lighting. Andy will see your comments, so thank you for them
Your sentiments will be passed on Sis'. Thanks and tell Kenny to "get back to work" so you guys can retire
codycarver
Founding Wyoming Chapter Leader-retired
Fair enough! Amy's point is that leaving it open creates a great dust bunny collection center and a nightmare to keep clean. Even false cabinet doors going to the ceiling would be preferable to her.
TravelTiger
Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
I agree with not liking the tv in the kitchen. Why not make a little desk area there?
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Kenneths
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Not a fan of the dead end in the kitchen, I would prefer an island that you can walk around. I had basically the same kitchen layout in my last toy hauler, a non Heartland brand, and I ended up hating it, you just feel confined in there, especially if someone else walks into the kitchen.
The DW and I were in the market for a front living camper when we found the Landmark line. We couldn't wait for the Madison to come out so we bought the Newport, that said we looked at a lot of front living models. Out of all we looked at we feel the Grand design Solitude had the best kitchen layout. I think a similar layout in this unit would be a hit, even if you have to stretch it to the length of the Newport.
My $0.02
The DW and I were in the market for a front living camper when we found the Landmark line. We couldn't wait for the Madison to come out so we bought the Newport, that said we looked at a lot of front living models. Out of all we looked at we feel the Grand design Solitude had the best kitchen layout. I think a similar layout in this unit would be a hit, even if you have to stretch it to the length of the Newport.
My $0.02
codycarver
Founding Wyoming Chapter Leader-retired
Folks looking for islands have plenty of choices. This kitchen is very similar to ours and the only reason we would consider replacing our 3670.
porthole
Retired
Narower DS wall cabinet, larger window (egress window) = eliminate the side door.
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Our steps (two sets) do seem to be sturdier. We went from 3 to 4 treads, so not a real comparison.
But the two sets we have are nearly impossible for Deb to deploy, especially the last fold into the trailer cubby.
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Our steps (two sets) do seem to be sturdier. We went from 3 to 4 treads, so not a real comparison.
But the two sets we have are nearly impossible for Deb to deploy, especially the last fold into the trailer cubby.
Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn
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Duane I remember reading about your Lippert steps being hard to operate are they getting better or worse with time ?
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porthole
Retired
No change and I am waiting to hear from Lippert about them.
When I hear somethng I'll make a seperate thread instead of polluting this one anymore.
Bones
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Just a random thought on this layout. Has anyone ever though of getting rid of the front door and having only the rear side door and expanding the kitchen slide with a pantry or more seating then moving the washer dryer into the living area somehow and free up rear bedroom space.
TravelTiger
Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
Bones
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That is what the escape windows are for.
codycarver
Founding Wyoming Chapter Leader-retired
Or swap the window left of the slide for a door, larger slide, Perhaps second door placed in the side of the slide a little foyer with coat closet. larger dresser in the bedroom. I'd like to know requirements for second egress.
Sure is fun to dream!!!
Sure is fun to dream!!!
Bones
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Too bad I cant get a hold of the top view in auto cad. I can move things around in there. Maybe I'll play in paint
