Wow!! Bullet is hitting huge marks this year!! I honestly love the led lights and i would like to see the awning pushed back. At first i wasnt a fan of the shoe garage bench but i actually like it. Another thing is the front panel in the bedroom... i like it! Thanks nerd! 😊👍🏼
LOVE this layout! I would prefer the awning moved back to cover the camp kitchen. Also take out the outside TV location and make the inside TV a televator! Nice job Keystone!!
This is very cool, and the table is genius. Yes, they need to put outlets in the corner and other end of the kitchen counters. Second AC for sure and I would change the toilet for a macerator toilet. Now that outdoor TV spot would be great if they instead put a TV on a televator in there for the TV inside the RV. It would lower the inside TV and give more interior storage space......
Very solid layout! i wish they would take the outdoor speakers and tuck them in the outdoor entertainment cubby or just delete for a bluetooth speaker. Thanks nerd!
Amazing residential looking couple’s floorplan with theater seating, a sofa, a pullout table and chairs, a porcelain toilet, a shower door, a true queen bed, Goodyear tires, a standard ladder, solar, and slam latch doors💥💥💥but that two headed sewer monster😩😩
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It's a nice floorplan. Most manufacturers are going to this hybrid eating area, especially for couples coaches, in place of the traditional dinette/table and chairs seating, we have seen in the past. Forest River has done the same with their Versa Flex eating area. It makes alot of sense, in my opinion.
I like the table. I can see using my Samsung Tablet and the TV as an additional monitor. I would like to see another outlet in the kitchen. I would like to see a true residential refrigerator, but am not sure if the slide could handle the weight. Thanks for the video. This trailer is definitely a possible purchase.
Before I forget, Josh, the outside lights I’m really digging. It’s great for aesthetics, but for practicality I would prefer some heavy duty or lights underneath the trailer so if you’re setting up at night, the entire belly is lit up and therefore you can hook up everything without having to fumble around. But yeah, I really like the exterior lights that they have been coming up with. I think it would be better honestly if the exterior lights could be changed remotely to either be toned down or possibly change color so the brightness doesn’t burn everybody’s retina out lol😂
The supplier of those vertical lights is a friend of mine and we prototyped a red version at the back of our new trailer. They slot right in where the insert molding is going and they're a ludicrously attention-getting brake and turn signal light. I don't know if I'd appreciate someone leaving those lights on overnight but they'd be pretty great if you're pulling into a camp site at night.
I really liked him on the back of the RV as giant brake lights actually. I hope that something, the industry adopts more often because they’re super visible that way. On the front of the RV if they blink like turn signals, or were Blindspot indicators, then I would feel very differently about them.
I never would’ve put grays and browns together. Until Brinkley. Gorgeous combo. Seems like a number of manufacturers agreed and are trying to make that combo their own. Some make it work, some not so much. This dark gray (with the green I can’t see) could work with white, cream, Brinkley Brown tone, or pale gray upholstery IMHO. Personally I prefer having an electric heater. It must be tricky to option in as almost no one is doing it. I love your straight up, well informed and knowledgeable reviews, Josh. Thanks!
Having my outside kitchen covered is very important to me. I rarely cook inside the camper. This would force me to setup an ezup to cook in case of rain.
Hey Josh, this is a really nice trailer although like you said, I think in the kitchen, they could’ve skipped the desk and extended the kitchen platform all the way over. And then of course closer to the door they could’ve made it to where you could put a couple chairs in there and use it as a work table as well. I think it’s just looks too bulky The way it is right now. Not to mention when you pull the table out you’re smack dab in the middle of the room. Not crazy about that. I do really like the storage space in the kitchen. Wow not too many folks do that. I’ve also noticed that more and more RVs are having the very tall shower spaces. I really like that. I’m loving the bedroom though. That was pretty nice. I do agree with you in that. They should try to extend that awning all the way across. Doesn’t make any sense to leave the outside kitchen open. Other than that pretty nice trailer. Not my cup of tea and definitely not something I can tow but overall a nice trailer. Keep Rockin Josh
1) Yea front lights do look cool. 2) Nice Wham! Diddy. 3) I like the rear storage bumper. Too bad it was bigger for a bigger foot platform to step up on to the ladder to climb to the roof. 4) Agreed - more power outlets in kitchen.
Yes, the kitchen needs more outlets. I suppose you could velcro a power strip on the wall. Is there any space on the right side of the stove? It looks like you lose free mobility of the right hand. Just the angle, I hope? Love that table!
The numbers and layout of this one will warrant concern for a light duty half ton for sure. So much appliance weight and storage in the rear will translate to sway. The 1840 lb cargo rating will be easy to exceed. I would stick with 3/4 ton for sure.
All in all, a sweet camper. Likenthe color combo. Still could use more closet space, my personal pet peeve. The shallow cabinets in the bathroom are a bit wonky, though.
Great review as always. Agree that outlets in the corner of the kitchen are needed as that is prime space for small electrics. Not a fan of the multiple height counter tops. Your idea to extend the counter with open space below is much better. I'm concerned that the arc of LED lighting to the rear may be too far from the counter top so that there are shadows when someone is working in the kitchen. Lighting in the overhead cabinets is nice and makes me wish for them in the pantry and base cabinets. The shoe station is great. I wish there were drink holders available in the arms of the theater seats. Wavy wood trim looks either like a bad throwback to the 50's or drunken carpenter. I like the idea of a creative dining surface, but this one feels contrived and doesn't really seem to be enough space for four people to enjoy a meal. It works very well as a desk and two people could use it as a partner's desk arrangement, but it doesn't seem like a nice dining space. Bathroom is good but open storage could benefit from nets to keep things in place. LOVE the open nightstand space. I think I like the idea of fake marble in the front, but it really depends upon the quality of the material. Cheap fake marble just looks awful.
Really nice layout but I would rather see a dinoffa or just TV trays and other than that maybe some more power outlets in the kitchen. Thanks for another awesome walk through Uncle Josh 👍
I LOVE this floorplan. I like the hutch just the way it is. I like the electric fireplace. I like the table the way it goes away. Dinettes and tables eat up so much real estate. I like the way this one goes away instead of being the "dinofa" that you have coined. I do not care for the back wall in the bedroom, I dont know where they came up with a "marble" look. Dont like it. The camp kitchen needs to have the cooker turned 90 degrees so you are cooking facing the rear of the camper. I have expressed the fact that I do not like a rear kitchen. I have to tell you, I would take this camper all day every day. I like the floorplan that much. Great video. Keep it up!!!
I love when you say you're 'not mad' at things. 😁 I dunno...That BIG cabinet is kinda bossy. For as much space as it takes up, I do';t think it's efficiently working 'enough.' The pull out table always looks like the Thanksgiving Day 'kids table,' to me. I like your idea: Keep the countertop rolling all the way across and give us a dining bar. How about a nicely sized individual sleeper chair (like chair and a half) with a small side table vs a two person sleeper? I'm not mad at the lower cabinet color, but the upper being WHITE and the walls being WHITE...it needs a little more contrast. Perhaps the upper cabinets being a more cream color vs stark white. The bathroom...steal a bit of that space back in the pantry from the bedroom, it needs it. Rocky Horror. -Went EVERY WEEKEND in the 80's.Thanks for the walk down memory lane and the illegal camper tour. 😁
Would be just about perfect if: Twin Beds Option. Remove the step in the corner of the counter tops, counters should all be one level. Remove the hiding slide out table and outdoor TV make it all counter top, all on the same level. Replace the hide a bed with a two person table and chair.
Hi Josh. I would prefer a breakfast bar to the dinesk. The layout of the seating doesn’t work for us. The pullout couch cuts off using the recliners, and I think that’s a miss. Need a walk-around bed for us. Thumbs up for 50 amp to put a/c in the bedroom. Nice closet, too. I’d trade the outdoor kitchen for additional storage. It’s too big for us, towing with a Ford Expedition as we travel in the mountains. Plus the length may limit fitting in some state and national parks. Thanks.
@JoshtheRvNerd, Love that they went with Dexter Torflex torsion suspension a year or so back, but aren't they still using Luan (and not laminate composites), or am I wrong?
I'd get rid of the dinesk. Put a half dinette there faced 90degrees to the wall. The desk thing is the only thing that is a no for me. It's just entirely too big for me. Otherwise, I like the 2 sofa"s.
We have a 2012 Bullet Prem with the rear bath. Wouldn't buy another one to be honest. I'm sure things have gotten better in that time with build quality but I'm not impressed.
Looks like it could be a work from anywhere winner. That faux granite wallpaper in the bedroom is weird. Looks like something they had laying around and just slapped it on the wall.
Okay, hear me out! What about this layout but NO SLIDE. Add an L shaped couch, put the couch in the spot directly across from where it is now, and add a BIGGER tv spot on this gorgeously built travel trailer? Make it built more oriented toward cozy lounging comfortability with desk/table options! It could be a perfect small lake park model, but would also make for a great flanking option! Also, it would meet my desire for a portable living space that when I have to be inside of it, I can be as lazy and spoiled as possible 😂
@ I’m no designer but the wallpaper looks like vomit. The padding could be framed somehow maybe white two inch trim. Wait I said I was no designer. Thanks Josh, we may venture to Coldwater to buy trailer next year.
I do not like the dining arrangement at all. Get rid of the second couch and move the dining to that area. Lower the TV to a more natural level and leave the fireplace under the TV. Put some type of stretch net over the open storage in the bathroom. The storage next to the left side of the bed is terrible. Move the water heater toward the nose and do away with the drawers, you have plenty of room in the closet to add drawers if you want. That way you have better walk around access. I do not need nor want the open area behind the current dining with the outside opening. Get rid of that.
I agree. Use white or cream or pale gray upholstery with the dark cabinetry. Good luck picking that pale gray, though. OR Lighten up the cabinetry significantly and use light to mid tone upholstery. (And Thomas Payne? That’s awesome!) There’s an interesting opportunity here for some unique color combos given that deep green lurking under the medium dark gray. Lighten it up and play with it a bit!
Finally! Two couch/recliners in living room!!! And a real square shower, And only 31 feet long ABOUT TIME!
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I like the counter height idea with open space below.
TY!
Wow!! Bullet is hitting huge marks this year!! I honestly love the led lights and i would like to see the awning pushed back. At first i wasnt a fan of the shoe garage bench but i actually like it. Another thing is the front panel in the bedroom... i like it! Thanks nerd! 😊👍🏼
Glad you like it. They've really upped their game.
I really like the light yellow/mustard color of the couches! Very pretty . 😊
good to know! TY
I like that layout. Thank you for showing this one.
You bet!
Love the hip reference. Thanks Josh!
Thanks, Nerd 🍺 🤓 .more outlets in the kitchen
I would like to see the awning moved back to cover the camp kitchen.
TY
Love there are no valances over the windows ❤️🇨🇦
I like the look as well
Yoooo that's awesome, I really dig that. Kudos Keystone crew.
Glad you like it - yeah, they really nailed that floor plan.
JOSH the rv nerd: "the sophia rain of the rv industry"!!!! LOLOL
I do like this plan. Wish more builders would use this kid of theater seating.
same brother. Keep saying it. i keep preaching it to them
LOVE this layout! I would prefer the awning moved back to cover the camp kitchen. Also take out the outside TV location and make the inside TV a televator! Nice job Keystone!!
ty Kev!
This is very cool, and the table is genius. Yes, they need to put outlets in the corner and other end of the kitchen counters. Second AC for sure and I would change the toilet for a macerator toilet. Now that outdoor TV spot would be great if they instead put a TV on a televator in there for the TV inside the RV. It would lower the inside TV and give more interior storage space......
Nice layout! Personally I would like to see a little deeper lining storage in the bathroom. Love the couch and theater seat! Thank you Josh!
Fair! I like that idea
Lovin it
Very solid layout! i wish they would take the outdoor speakers and tuck them in the outdoor entertainment cubby or just delete for a bluetooth speaker. Thanks nerd!
Yeah that would be a smart move. I would definitely be on board for that.
Amazing residential looking couple’s floorplan with theater seating, a sofa, a pullout table and chairs, a porcelain toilet, a shower door, a true queen bed, Goodyear tires, a standard ladder, solar, and slam latch doors💥💥💥but that two headed sewer monster😩😩
Josh I need you to go ahead and do sales asap,I couldn't be nervous with you!! You are awesome brother 🫡
lol ty for the kind words. the hard part of what I do is it doesn't leave me time to properly assist clients the way they deserve
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Thankssss, Nerrrrrd.😂
You bet
I like it. Enough said.
Sounds good to me!
I love this home! We could live in this!
Wow ty
I agree that the kitchen needs more outlets, one in the corner and another in the center underneath the camp side cabinets. Overall a nice unit.
Ty scott. Outlets are nice
It's a nice floorplan. Most manufacturers are going to this hybrid eating area, especially for couples coaches, in place of the traditional dinette/table and chairs seating, we have seen in the past. Forest River has done the same with their Versa Flex eating area. It makes alot of sense, in my opinion.
It’s becoming more popular for sure
Thanks nerd for desk demo
Nice unit! I like the exterior graphics. I think I could live with no dinette, if we had that pull out table.
It is a good thought - and that table does make all the difference!
Yep, 3/4 ton and yes i would use this in Michigan!!!
I like the table. I can see using my Samsung Tablet and the TV as an additional monitor. I would like to see another outlet in the kitchen. I would like to see a true residential refrigerator, but am not sure if the slide could handle the weight. Thanks for the video. This trailer is definitely a possible purchase.
You bet1 Ty for taking the time to watch
#RVNerdHerd 😊 🎉 😊
Before I forget, Josh, the outside lights I’m really digging. It’s great for aesthetics, but for practicality I would prefer some heavy duty or lights underneath the trailer so if you’re setting up at night, the entire belly is lit up and therefore you can hook up everything without having to fumble around. But yeah, I really like the exterior lights that they have been coming up with. I think it would be better honestly if the exterior lights could be changed remotely to either be toned down or possibly change color so the brightness doesn’t burn everybody’s retina out lol😂
Lighting under the trailer would be nice and likely less annoying to neighbors in parks. good call
The supplier of those vertical lights is a friend of mine and we prototyped a red version at the back of our new trailer. They slot right in where the insert molding is going and they're a ludicrously attention-getting brake and turn signal light.
I don't know if I'd appreciate someone leaving those lights on overnight but they'd be pretty great if you're pulling into a camp site at night.
I really liked him on the back of the RV as giant brake lights actually. I hope that something, the industry adopts more often because they’re super visible that way. On the front of the RV if they blink like turn signals, or were Blindspot indicators, then I would feel very differently about them.
I like this one! Great review!
Thank you!
I never would’ve put grays and browns together. Until Brinkley. Gorgeous combo. Seems like a number of manufacturers agreed and are trying to make that combo their own. Some make it work, some not so much. This dark gray (with the green I can’t see) could work with white, cream, Brinkley Brown tone, or pale gray upholstery IMHO. Personally I prefer having an electric heater. It must be tricky to option in as almost no one is doing it.
I love your straight up, well informed and knowledgeable reviews, Josh. Thanks!
you bet!
Having my outside kitchen covered is very important to me. I rarely cook inside the camper. This would force me to setup an ezup to cook in case of rain.
That’s great perspective thank you
good video Josh
Hey Josh, this is a really nice trailer although like you said, I think in the kitchen, they could’ve skipped the desk and extended the kitchen platform all the way over. And then of course closer to the door they could’ve made it to where you could put a couple chairs in there and use it as a work table as well. I think it’s just looks too bulky The way it is right now. Not to mention when you pull the table out you’re smack dab in the middle of the room. Not crazy about that. I do really like the storage space in the kitchen. Wow not too many folks do that. I’ve also noticed that more and more RVs are having the very tall shower spaces. I really like that. I’m loving the bedroom though. That was pretty nice. I do agree with you in that. They should try to extend that awning all the way across. Doesn’t make any sense to leave the outside kitchen open. Other than that pretty nice trailer. Not my cup of tea and definitely not something I can tow but overall a nice trailer. Keep Rockin Josh
totally fair. that table can definitely eat the room quickly
🎉#NerdHerd.... love it
Dinofa. I like it
;)
Like it. Thank you.
Glad you like it!
1) Yea front lights do look cool.
2) Nice Wham! Diddy.
3) I like the rear storage bumper. Too bad it was bigger for a bigger foot platform to step up on to the ladder to climb to the roof.
4) Agreed - more power outlets in kitchen.
2.) lol
Yes, the kitchen needs more outlets. I suppose you could velcro a power strip on the wall.
Is there any space on the right side of the stove? It looks like you lose free mobility of the right hand. Just the angle, I hope?
Love that table!
i cannot recall all the outlet locations off hand. sorry penny. our local folks could verify if needed
The numbers and layout of this one will warrant concern for a light duty half ton for sure. So much appliance weight and storage in the rear will translate to sway. The 1840 lb cargo rating will be easy to exceed. I would stick with 3/4 ton for sure.
All in all, a sweet camper. Likenthe color combo. Still could use more closet space, my personal pet peeve.
The shallow cabinets in the bathroom are a bit wonky, though.
yeah I get that. I could make it work but they arent necessarily my favorite
Yes. If you are going to give us that great amount of counter space. Let us be able to plug stuff in.
Agreed. TY
Great review as always. Agree that outlets in the corner of the kitchen are needed as that is prime space for small electrics. Not a fan of the multiple height counter tops. Your idea to extend the counter with open space below is much better. I'm concerned that the arc of LED lighting to the rear may be too far from the counter top so that there are shadows when someone is working in the kitchen. Lighting in the overhead cabinets is nice and makes me wish for them in the pantry and base cabinets.
The shoe station is great. I wish there were drink holders available in the arms of the theater seats. Wavy wood trim looks either like a bad throwback to the 50's or drunken carpenter. I like the idea of a creative dining surface, but this one feels contrived and doesn't really seem to be enough space for four people to enjoy a meal. It works very well as a desk and two people could use it as a partner's desk arrangement, but it doesn't seem like a nice dining space.
Bathroom is good but open storage could benefit from nets to keep things in place. LOVE the open nightstand space. I think I like the idea of fake marble in the front, but it really depends upon the quality of the material. Cheap fake marble just looks awful.
i didn't find the lighting to be lacking in here myself but that's fairly subjective. I dislike dim spots under counters though
Really nice layout but I would rather see a dinoffa or just TV trays and other than that maybe some more power outlets in the kitchen. Thanks for another awesome walk through Uncle Josh 👍
You’re right, more outlets would be nice.
Change that chair by the door to a pantry or jacket/broom closet. Change desk to kitchen counter with desk and drawers or cabinet on the bottom
Interesting idea. Thanks!
I LOVE this floorplan. I like the hutch just the way it is. I like the electric fireplace. I like the table the way it goes away. Dinettes and tables eat up so much real estate. I like the way this one goes away instead of being the "dinofa" that you have coined. I do not care for the back wall in the bedroom, I dont know where they came up with a "marble" look. Dont like it. The camp kitchen needs to have the cooker turned 90 degrees so you are cooking facing the rear of the camper. I have expressed the fact that I do not like a rear kitchen. I have to tell you, I would take this camper all day every day. I like the floorplan that much. Great video. Keep it up!!!
I like the feedback here. ty
I like the rear kitchen layout. I would prefer a televator and large window instead of the ceiling mount TV box.
ah cool. That idea could work here actually
I love when you say you're 'not mad' at things. 😁 I dunno...That BIG cabinet is kinda bossy. For as much space as it takes up, I do';t think it's efficiently working 'enough.' The pull out table always looks like the Thanksgiving Day 'kids table,' to me. I like your idea: Keep the countertop rolling all the way across and give us a dining bar. How about a nicely sized individual sleeper chair (like chair and a half) with a small side table vs a two person sleeper? I'm not mad at the lower cabinet color, but the upper being WHITE and the walls being WHITE...it needs a little more contrast. Perhaps the upper cabinets being a more cream color vs stark white. The bathroom...steal a bit of that space back in the pantry from the bedroom, it needs it. Rocky Horror. -Went EVERY WEEKEND in the 80's.Thanks for the walk down memory lane and the illegal camper tour. 😁
You make a lot of good points. Thanks for the feedback!
It’s just missing the east to west king bed slide
Would be just about perfect if: Twin Beds Option. Remove the step in the corner of the counter tops, counters should all be one level. Remove the hiding slide out table and outdoor TV make it all counter top, all on the same level. Replace the hide a bed with a two person table and chair.
those are so rare
Hi Josh. I would prefer a breakfast bar to the dinesk. The layout of the seating doesn’t work for us. The pullout couch cuts off using the recliners, and I think that’s a miss. Need a walk-around bed for us. Thumbs up for 50 amp to put a/c in the bedroom. Nice closet, too. I’d trade the outdoor kitchen for additional storage. It’s too big for us, towing with a Ford Expedition as we travel in the mountains. Plus the length may limit fitting in some state and national parks. Thanks.
Good to know. TY for the input
@JoshtheRvNerd, Love that they went with Dexter Torflex torsion suspension a year or so back, but aren't they still using Luan (and not laminate composites), or am I wrong?
You’re correct
What size TV fits in the outside storage area?
Apologies I don't know offhand. MFGs dont provide us measurements on everything surprisingly. Our local folks can check that for you
I love those light strips, but I hate when neighbors have them on all the time.
that's my fear. They LOOK neat but aren't really neighbor friendly
Just scrolling through
...What the heck is that thingy next to the tall counter thingy😂? Looks like a giants chair.
could you give me a minute marker in a fresh separate comment (easier for me to catch than a reply) and maybe I can give you some ideas
I'd get rid of the dinesk. Put a half dinette there faced 90degrees to the wall. The desk thing is the only thing that is a no for me. It's just entirely too big for me. Otherwise, I like the 2 sofa"s.
Ah cool idea - kind of like the little breakfast nook dinette like a reflection 270bn?
Why not popup outlets in th corner of the kitchen
Would work I'd think. Some brands avoid the due to their extra cost but I agree with you
We have a 2012 Bullet Prem with the rear bath. Wouldn't buy another one to be honest. I'm sure things have gotten better in that time with build quality but I'm not impressed.
Sigh. 😌 too long for Granny to tow comfortably. Good looking unit and layout.
Thankfully they have some great shorter models as well
Looks like it could be a work from anywhere winner. That faux granite wallpaper in the bedroom is weird. Looks like something they had laying around and just slapped it on the wall.
appreciate the feedback. I get what you're saying
Let him cook
Ham radio central
wow.. yeah.. this would be a great setup for that
The range is too close to the slide, especially if you're right handed.
Okay, hear me out! What about this layout but NO SLIDE. Add an L shaped couch, put the couch in the spot directly across from where it is now, and add a BIGGER tv spot on this gorgeously built travel trailer? Make it built more oriented toward cozy lounging comfortability with desk/table options! It could be a perfect small lake park model, but would also make for a great flanking option! Also, it would meet my desire for a portable living space that when I have to be inside of it, I can be as lazy and spoiled as possible 😂
Slides seem to be almost unavoidable now
@ I know… but I don’t have to accept it, mentally, yet!!! Haha. I still hope for a better world 🥺
@@taylorwhite6022 I've already decided I will not have a slide
Like just about everything EXCEPT the cable slide system - that would keep me from being serious about this RV.
May I ask what system you'd prefer to see?
@@JoshtheRVNerd Electric rack & pinion.
TY
The bedroom headboard area needs work. The headboard wallpaper looks awful.
what would you prefer?
@ I’m no designer but the wallpaper looks like vomit. The padding could be framed somehow maybe white two inch trim. Wait I said I was no designer. Thanks Josh, we may venture to Coldwater to buy trailer next year.
If only it were lighter
hard to do without sacrificing structural
I do not like the dining arrangement at all. Get rid of the second couch and move the dining to that area. Lower the TV to a more natural level and leave the fireplace under the TV. Put some type of stretch net over the open storage in the bathroom. The storage next to the left side of the bed is terrible. Move the water heater toward the nose and do away with the drawers, you have plenty of room in the closet to add drawers if you want. That way you have better walk around access. I do not need nor want the open area behind the current dining with the outside opening. Get rid of that.
that's good input. TY so much
All I see is someone came up with more stupid features to fill space vs giving us quality features. 😢
Don’t like the interior color. It’s ugly. Use lighter colors
Can you be more specific so I can offer them feedback? What colors would you like?
I agree. Use white or cream or pale gray upholstery with the dark cabinetry. Good luck picking that pale gray, though. OR Lighten up the cabinetry significantly and use light to mid tone upholstery. (And Thomas Payne? That’s awesome!)
There’s an interesting opportunity here for some unique color combos given that deep green lurking under the medium dark gray. Lighten it up and play with it a bit!