If I were to buy again. ... aesthetically speaking ...

[Mch5jdm]

I’m wanting to upgrade because didn’t get it right on the first one.

[colourful64]

Our first motor home had the dining table on the camp side... With a nice big window... When we purchased our second motorhome... We didn't even realize it was an issue til we used it.... Hopefully this post will help someone be more satisfied the first time

[CaptnJohn]

Originally Posted by card16

Gotta say, the layout in my 2016 Cardinal 3450RL is pretty good. Couch aross the back with rear window and side windows over each arm. Two theater seats on passenger side slide out facing the TV and fireplace with a window to the left, dining area and large window to the right, with a large window next to the table and smaller window facing forward where I can view the steps into the coach. Windows upstairs include a large window over the dresser facing the passenger side, and two small windows on the slide out by our headboard of the bed. Seated in any of the living area has you either just to the side other seats and table and each can see the kitchen area as well. Of course, as someone else mentioned, this isn't the first go round, and I think we got it right.

Same floor plan here, just added a bonus room. Best one so far.

[Vince and Charlette]

I think a lot of it has to do with America’s passionate love affair with TV! Most often layouts have the seats facing the TV to optimise viewing. Can’t understand why on earth someone would want to go camping and watch TV. Have we forgotten how to talk with each other or to strike up a conversation with our campground neighbors!

[mikeysotp]

Originally Posted by Chuck.C

You might try a Slim Shade kit. Replaces the frosted glass with tinted, and has a shade that can be pulled down. Check window dimensions.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...&condition=new

That looks awesome! Thank you, I will definitely be looking into that.

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by colourful64

If I were to buy again....

I would make sure the dining table was across from the living room area... To make a line of conversation ... Nothing worst than having company... And everyone sitting on the same side of the rv... Twisting and turning trying to have a conversation..

I also learned, it is very important, the majority of the windows are located on the passenger side... Nothing worst than sitting to your table and the only thing you can see out the window ... Is another persons campsite.. so the blinds go down

Having few windows on the passengers side means you can't see what's going on in your own campsite...

And not being able to walk around the bed... Big peeve of mine... Then the inside person don't have to scramble out to the foot of the bed...

Or make the bed with a boomerang

Our old 2006 Flagstaff 29 Rear bath with super slide !!!
I think it was a 829RB ???
It was a perfect layout !!! Bit it had no wardrobe closet !!!

[timfromma]

I love my TT but there are a few annoying things I could do without.

1. It is almost totally unusable with the slides closed. I'd prefer to be be able to access the entire inside without needing them open.

2. The couch sits perpendicular to the tv which means have to turn your head to the left to watch it.

3. No on board generator. I need to haul around a stand alone.

4. Insufficient external storage

[colourful64]

Not everyone buys an Rv... Just to camp... Some people do serious travel... And for that ...Y'a need a TV... To see the news ... To stay up todate

[5er_tom]

A must have for me is end tables for the couch and night stands on both sides of the bed, for the TV remote, my glasses, Kleenex, electric blanket controllers, etc.
It is also important to have grab rails for going up/down the stairs.