Hi Everyone, We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small travel trailer with a Murphy bed did you like best? Please say hello by leaving a comment below! Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.
I like the last one the most, the keystone, but I would probably remove the bunk beds and make a private office for the remote work life. It would fit perfectly for those like me without kids.
@@RVBlogger Ok, gotta ask.. if you were forced to choose between the 3 which would you go with? And since I am in the market and this will be my first rig, out of the 3 which one did you feel was the best constructed as far as craftmanship out of the 3? functionality is a different topic but just asking build quality, construction and craftsmanship. Please advise.
@@Bronco2Cj that’s a tough question. They all have great features. Without having a lot of information about construction…I will say Grand Design has a great reputation for quality and customer service. Not saying the others are bad however. Keystone RVs are equipped with SolarFlex which is a nice feature for someone interested in solar power
These are nice, love the murphy bed trailers they are great for a couple. Both of you do such a good job with your videos also like the tips you give here and there. Thanks!
Like all of them but the last one with all that excess storage was the major one (the one with the bunk beds where the bottom one folds). Super cool! Thx for the tours!
I love the ones with no slideouts as there is less to break. Having said that you never show them with the slide in. It is very valuable info how much room you have when towing for short stops.
Understandable. Sorry, unfortunately we shoot tours at dealerships and RV shows where we are unable to close the sides. Thanks for watching and commenting.
The Keystone is very similar to our Coachmen Freedom Express 238BHS model. All three are very nice and offer a wide range of options to potential customers.
Great videos, we've only started to look and this quickly points out things we like and don't like. What we'd really like to see is the use of magnetic stainless steel for the counter-tops so we can put magnets on the bottom of a coffee maker and out Ninja air fryer so they stay in place while moving, but can easily be moved to clean underneath.
Great suggestion! We haven't seen anything out there like that. Sounds like a DIY. So glad you are enjoying our videos! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice variety of murphy beds. I think that's the only way I'd go. Having a bed in a small trailer seems like a waste of space. Everyone's looking for something different, aren't we!
Hi guys! Would you take a new look at hybrid TTs? I need to tow under 5000 with my Palisade. But I'd like a better option for sleeping more. I have such a list because of likes because of your videos. Kinda like buying a house. Lol! And are you heading to Chicago in February? Of course I wouldn't blame you for not hitting winter up here. But I may head out to the RV and Camping show. "Off the chain"! You are so hip! Lol!! Forrest River is one of my fav brands. But I feel like there are some older brands that have been around and doing hybrids longer. But I love the heated beds and anti humidity fan.
Hi Nicole. We actually did a video about hybrid trailers but it is a little date. I will include the link. Hoping to see some at our next show in February in Maryland. Won't be visiting Chicago in February but thanks for asking! Maybe we'll cross paths in a warmer climate! 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting. th-cam.com/video/imyEGMj1KUA/w-d-xo.html
Sorry we only review new RVs - All classes - drivable and towable. We are not in business of sales or used inventory, only information. Thanks for watching and commenting.
You missed the elbow test on the second trailer. I think if I was travelling/camping with kids, I would want the third one, bunks and more storage. Take care, be well
Thx soooo much Mike and Susan! Another info packed video from ya'll! I enjoy your channel, great work! I am considering the Image Aim rb. Do you have pro's and con's opinion on 7' wide vs 8' wide like the rb?
Our only experience with the 2 different widths is through touring. We have noticed that a 7' wide camper is definitely more snug. Ultimately it depends on family size and comfortability. Thanks for watching and commenting.
So I'm looking for a trailer capable of sleeping to people while I build a house. It's really going to work all day and I just need an outdoor shower a grill and a dry bed. And when I'm working during the week building the house on the weekends I'd like to be able to store all my tools and crap inside the trailer. But obviously it's not a long-term trailer so maybe a small toy hauler. It's going to be off-grid but I'll have a generator for the tools during the day and the AC at night if necessary. Do you have a video with three small toy haulers
Making a video about that is on my radar. I have 3 small "toy hauler" style RVs but not sure they would be suitable. Check out KZ Escape E17 Hatch. www.kz-rv.com/products/escape-travel-trailers/E17-HATCH.html It offers all the basics plus a wide open hatch. Hope this gives some help. I'll keep an eye out for something at our next RV show.
Liked the keystone-last one for bed but was it a smalller fridge(?) u shaped dinette looks great but only seats 3 Also don’t need bunks I have an 2018 Jayco jayfeather 23 RL and love it- stand alone bed
I like the grand design one. You didnt get video of the "elbow test" though 😕 Also, was there any outside storage? I have noticed you dont go over the outside, is there a reason for that?
HI blessedveteran! Sorry about the elbow test! 😂 Sometimes we don't have great access to the outside of the RV depending on whether we are at an RV show or dealership. There is a small pass through at the front of the camper. That's it for storage. Thank you for watching and commenting!
You would probably have to find an RV with slide outs to give you more floor space, but entry door and bathroom door will be a bit narrow. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'm not sure what your criteria was for these 3 trailers was, but three more are the Grand Design Imagine 17MKE - very roomy and lots of counter space. That is the one I first looked at and had pretty much made up my mind, but then I saw the Northwoods Manufacturing NASH 18FM. It is great and Outdoors Manufacturing (sister company of Northwoods) just came out with the 19MKS - this one has a lot of counter space, a dinette and theater seating.
The only criteria for these travel trailers were that they had a Murphy Bed. There are many travel trailers with Murphy Beds and we have several videos for them. We attend RV shows and visit dealerships then create video based on what was available to us. We aren't saying these are the best...just that they have Murphy Beds. Thanks for watching and commenting.
There are no search filters for oven or pantry so I'm not sure if all four of these features are available in one trailer. The best filter system I have found to help me research RVs is on RVtrader.com so maybe you can check it out and see if you can find exactly what you are looking for. Thanks for watching! Mike
The first 2 models needed a window by Murphy bed headboard. Do they not do that because it’s the front of the camper which is curved and too much risk of rock hitting the window and cracking it? You didn’t mention that size of the AC units and if they have or are prepped for solar.
Not sure why they don't include windows in the front behind Murphy bed. We typically don't include appliance spec like A/C information. We cover mostly floor plan and functionality. But we can certainly indicate solar information. Thanks for suggestion and thanks for watching and commenting.
@@RVBlogger did you notice one of the RVs had 2 poles holding up the table in the dinette. Is that common? I’d it that much harder to remove and drop down into a bed?
That's a great floor plan! Unfortunately we are limited to the RVs at the local dealerships at that time or RV shows. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Looking for applicants...preferrably 5'11" slightly resembles Sean Connery, but will settle for George Clooney. Seriously though, thank you..I'm still laughing! 😂
I'm very new to this whole world-- question-- if your camper is just for a couple- there's no need for those bunk beds which seem to take up a BUNCh of space. Is it possible to take those out? That space could be a great little office space or expand the bathroom. Is there a camper make like that? Thanks and love the videos!
Our most recent video offers floor plans that are perfect for couples basically because they're without bunk beds. th-cam.com/video/PVajLglH-1k/w-d-xo.html I know many people that have purchase used campers and removed the bunks to create office space or additional storage so it's definitetly doable! Thank you for your support!!!
How much can your Ford Flex tow? I don't enough details about your vehicle. You'll have to check manufacturer specs. Thanks for watching and commenting Chelsea!
Lol.. umm... NO.. Ford Flex can only tow 2000lbs... time to get a bigger car/truck/suv... minimum towing capacity to shoot for is 4500lbs.... ideally - you'd have a v6 engine too!
Love seeing your videos on small trailers. I'm almost 73 y.o., 5' 1.5" tall, and kinda fussy about what I'm looking for in a Camper. If I'm going to drop some bucks on a newer trailer I want it just right for me. First, why don't you point out where the electrical outlet is in the kitchen area? Almost everyone needs to plug in a coffee maker or a teapot or a crockpot or a toaster, so we need to see how handy it is. Second, storage; please point out if there is or isn't storage under the dinette seats and/or the bed. One can never have too much storage. Third, Murphy Beds; I'm not a fan, but they are not a deal breaker IF I can leave the bed all made and still fold it up & lock it in place. I'm past the time in my life where I want to make & unmake my bed EVERY day & night while on my camping vacation. So please point out if a bed can remain fully made & stored as a Murphy bed. One last thing, I've watched some other videos on small trailers that say the refrigerator runs on either shore power and Propane. Would someone want that?? My current camper has a 3 way fridge, Propane, shore & 12 volt (battery). I use the battery power for my fridge while in tow to the campground to keep my food cold/frozen, then use campground power. Why would a travel trailer manufacturer only offer Propane or Shore power? How do they think we are to keep our refrigerator items cold & frozen while traveling? I can't use shore & I'm definitely not gonna run the Propane while driving!! Thank you.
Hi Kathryn! I don't blame you for being fussy! 😂 We always trying to point out electrical outlets and storage. Those are super important. Sometimes an RV lacks them and sometimes we miss them. Sorry if we did. As for the refrigerator...if a fridge only runs on shore power or propane, then you would use the propane option while you are traveling. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for replying. I'll just be sure to ask about 12 V/battery for fridge operation. I feel safer using a battery while traveling than using an open propane tank. Thanks for remembering to point out the electrical outlets by the kitchen counters or saying you don't see any. I did think of 1 more thing. Toilet Paper holders, why don't we see them in 95%, or more, in the bathrooms? Are we expecting to put the roll on the sink? What if there is no sink? Put it on the floor? Yuck! Buy our own and hope we don't mess up a wall or screw into something we shouldn't? Sorry so many questions, but you are so knowledgeable. 😊
@@kathrynnisse5105 I put up a tp holder purchased on Amazon. Mine is mounted vertically to the left of the sink in my 219bh (layout is the same as the Keystone shown here).
What you called a cargo net in the overhead is actually a safety net for kids sleeping up there. Also why would they put a double sink instead of a single. No need for two sinks but counter space would be much more needed.
@@RVBlogger Thank You. You make great videos. Can you tell me the average width of most travel trailer entry doors? 26", 32".. I am just getting into RVs...
We have quite a few tour videos about campers under 6,000 GVWR. Have you seen this one? th-cam.com/video/Np6-bl8rM88/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching our tour video and commenting Richard.
Don't know any other way to measure the ceiling height, shower, bed and other sleeping areas without it! Any suggestions?🤔 Though the tape measure might be annoying to some, we get lots of positive comments from viewers that like getting measurements. Thanks of watching our video and commenting Grannybear & Gus!
you aren't paying these prices... besides, buy used.. some great deals to be had on folks that jump into this, realize it is not for them or they upgrade to a real RV and dump these... NEVER buy new!!!
Hi Everyone,
We hope you enjoyed our video! Which small travel trailer with a Murphy bed did you like best? Please say hello by leaving a comment below!
Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.
It seems like Murphy beds free up room in the rv’s.
@@kimkrebs451 hmm
Being 6' 3", I like the queen
bed. Also the convection microwave, although I would guess one could swap out the straight microwave.
I like the last one the most, the keystone, but I would probably remove the bunk beds and make a private office for the remote work life. It would fit perfectly for those like me without kids.
Definitely a great remodel idea...that or additional storage. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@RVBlogger Ok, gotta ask.. if you were forced to choose between the 3 which would you go with?
And since I am in the market and this will be my first rig, out of the 3 which one did you feel was the best constructed as far as craftmanship out of the 3? functionality is a different topic but just asking build quality, construction and craftsmanship. Please advise.
@@Bronco2Cj that’s a tough question. They all have great features. Without having a lot of information about construction…I will say Grand Design has a great reputation for quality and customer service. Not saying the others are bad however. Keystone RVs are equipped with SolarFlex which is a nice feature for someone interested in solar power
I love Murphy bed campers! Best use of space there is!
Completely agree! Thanks TM
Always a pleasure to view your videos! Thak you again. Nice variety today.
Glad you like them! Thank you for continued support!!! ❤
These are nice, love the murphy bed trailers they are great for a couple. Both of you do such a good job with your videos also like the tips you give here and there. Thanks!
Thanks so much! It's a great feeling knowing we're helping people! ❤
I took out my couch and Murphy bed. I love the room it made. I am so much happier with it now
That's awesome! Did you replace that furniture with something else? Thanks for watching and commenting.
Like all of them but the last one with all that excess storage was the major one (the one with the bunk beds where the bottom one folds). Super cool! Thx for the tours!
I totally agree! The Keystone - great floor plan. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I liked the last one the best. Could these be used year round? Do they have furnace and AC?
@@MountainKnitter they do come with heat and A/C. Not sure how equipped they are to handle 4 seasons.
I really like the GDI AIM15RB. It’s light, doesn’t have slides to worry about, and has some really nice features.
I completely agree - great floor plan! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I love the last one.
The Keystone is a very popular on! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I love the ones with no slideouts as there is less to break. Having said that you never show them with the slide in. It is very valuable info how much room you have when towing for short stops.
Understandable. Sorry, unfortunately we shoot tours at dealerships and RV shows where we are unable to close the sides. Thanks for watching and commenting.
As always, great review Susan and Mike, thanks!
Thanks Tuvia ❤️
CONGRATS ON 150k SUBS!
Thank you so much 😀❤
The second one for us, I think.
Thank you for the video, Very informative 👍
You are welcome! So glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting.
The Keystone is very similar to our Coachmen Freedom Express 238BHS model. All three are very nice and offer a wide range of options to potential customers.
Thank you for the kind words!!! They are very similiar. The Coachmen has a great floor plan. Thanks for watching and commenting.
i really like the keystone passport thank yoy for another great video
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and comenting.
If I had to pick one it would be the grand design. However, I wouldn’t give up my TAB 400 for any of them. Excellent video keep them coming. 👍
Thanks for the support! The TAB is so well contructed, I don't blame you!
Great videos, we've only started to look and this quickly points out things we like and don't like.
What we'd really like to see is the use of magnetic stainless steel for the counter-tops so we can put magnets on the bottom of a coffee maker and out Ninja air fryer so they stay in place while moving, but can easily be moved to clean underneath.
Great suggestion! We haven't seen anything out there like that. Sounds like a DIY. So glad you are enjoying our videos! Thanks for watching and commenting.
😂The last one beds are bigger and more storage space.Very nice!!!
The Keystone definitely has a great floor plan! Thanks for watching and commenting Linda!
Not crazy about any, but...! Not giving up.
Thanks.
Don't give up! 😂 What are you looking for? Thanks for watching and commenting.
I liked all of them!
Sweet! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I liked #2😊
Grand Design does a great job with their floor plans! Thanks for watching and comenting.
Nice variety of murphy beds. I think that's the only way I'd go. Having a bed in a small trailer seems like a waste of space. Everyone's looking for something different, aren't we!
I totally agree! Great way to maximize space.
If you regularly rotate the mattress you can minimize the effects of the fold
That is very true Arnie. Thanks for the suggestion.
I like the 2nd one, except the kitchen sink.
Fair enough! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I like the 2nd and last
Both are great choices!!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Grand Designs storage and layouts are always just a step above..all are nice but GD wins the prize for design time & time again..
We love Grand Design as well.
Hi guys! Would you take a new look at hybrid TTs? I need to tow under 5000 with my Palisade. But I'd like a better option for sleeping more. I have such a list because of likes because of your videos. Kinda like buying a house. Lol! And are you heading to Chicago in February? Of course I wouldn't blame you for not hitting winter up here. But I may head out to the RV and Camping show. "Off the chain"! You are so hip! Lol!! Forrest River is one of my fav brands. But I feel like there are some older brands that have been around and doing hybrids longer. But I love the heated beds and anti humidity fan.
Hi Nicole. We actually did a video about hybrid trailers but it is a little date. I will include the link. Hoping to see some at our next show in February in Maryland. Won't be visiting Chicago in February but thanks for asking! Maybe we'll cross paths in a warmer climate! 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting. th-cam.com/video/imyEGMj1KUA/w-d-xo.html
I hope one day you do a video about small camper or small trailers good for couples with a baby or growing family
What specific features would a camper need to fit that category? Thanks for watching and commenting.
Great content
Thanks Kim!!! Always appreciate your support!
@@RVBlogger you’re welcome
Good job. How about doing one on used or discounted travel trailers or c or b ones.
Sorry we only review new RVs - All classes - drivable and towable. We are not in business of sales or used inventory, only information. Thanks for watching and commenting.
You missed the elbow test on the second trailer. I think if I was travelling/camping with kids, I would want the third one, bunks and more storage. Take care, be well
😂 The Keystone does have a great floor plan! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I would go with the because we have three small dogs.
Dogs certainly love camping!! Thanks for watching and commenting William!
go with the ......what?
Thx soooo much Mike and Susan! Another info packed video from ya'll! I enjoy your channel, great work! I am considering the Image Aim rb. Do you have pro's and con's opinion on 7' wide vs 8' wide like the rb?
Our only experience with the 2 different widths is through touring. We have noticed that a 7' wide camper is definitely more snug. Ultimately it depends on family size and comfortability. Thanks for watching and commenting.
So I'm looking for a trailer capable of sleeping to people while I build a house. It's really going to work all day and I just need an outdoor shower a grill and a dry bed. And when I'm working during the week building the house on the weekends I'd like to be able to store all my tools and crap inside the trailer. But obviously it's not a long-term trailer so maybe a small toy hauler. It's going to be off-grid but I'll have a generator for the tools during the day and the AC at night if necessary. Do you have a video with three small toy haulers
Making a video about that is on my radar. I have 3 small "toy hauler" style RVs but not sure they would be suitable. Check out KZ Escape E17 Hatch. www.kz-rv.com/products/escape-travel-trailers/E17-HATCH.html It offers all the basics plus a wide open hatch. Hope this gives some help. I'll keep an eye out for something at our next RV show.
Are there any mold issues with the retractable shower doors?
Not that we are aware of. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Liked the keystone-last one for bed but was it a smalller fridge(?) u shaped dinette looks great but only seats 3 Also don’t need bunks I have an 2018 Jayco jayfeather 23 RL and love it- stand alone bed
So glad you are loving your Jayco! Thanks for watching and commenting.
The best feature in all of them is the freezer drawer. Personally I don't like the bed in front of the door
Agree to both! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I like the grand design one. You didnt get video of the "elbow test" though 😕 Also, was there any outside storage? I have noticed you dont go over the outside, is there a reason for that?
HI blessedveteran! Sorry about the elbow test! 😂 Sometimes we don't have great access to the outside of the RV depending on whether we are at an RV show or dealership. There is a small pass through at the front of the camper. That's it for storage. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Looking for a walker accessible unit...with or without a Murphy bed.
You would probably have to find an RV with slide outs to give you more floor space, but entry door and bathroom door will be a bit narrow. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'm not sure what your criteria was for these 3 trailers was, but three more are the Grand Design Imagine 17MKE - very roomy and lots of counter space. That is the one I first looked at and had pretty much made up my mind, but then I saw the Northwoods Manufacturing NASH 18FM. It is great and Outdoors Manufacturing (sister company of Northwoods) just came out with the 19MKS - this one has a lot of counter space, a dinette and theater seating.
The only criteria for these travel trailers were that they had a Murphy Bed. There are many travel trailers with Murphy Beds and we have several videos for them. We attend RV shows and visit dealerships then create video based on what was available to us. We aren't saying these are the best...just that they have Murphy Beds. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’m looking for Murphy bed , oven, outside kitchen , pantry is there anything like that out there?
There are no search filters for oven or pantry so I'm not sure if all four of these features are available in one trailer. The best filter system I have found to help me research RVs is on RVtrader.com so maybe you can check it out and see if you can find exactly what you are looking for.
Thanks for watching!
Mike
The first 2 models needed a window by Murphy bed headboard. Do they not do that because it’s the front of the camper which is curved and too much risk of rock hitting the window and cracking it? You didn’t mention that size of the AC units and if they have or are prepped for solar.
Not sure why they don't include windows in the front behind Murphy bed. We typically don't include appliance spec like A/C information. We cover mostly floor plan and functionality. But we can certainly indicate solar information. Thanks for suggestion and thanks for watching and commenting.
@@RVBlogger did you notice one of the RVs had 2 poles holding up the table in the dinette. Is that common? I’d it that much harder to remove and drop down into a bed?
Did the second rv have no bend in the bed?
There is a fold at the very head of the bed...under where your pillows would be. Thanks for watching and commenting.
They missed the boat on this one. Check out the Rockwood 2104 S
That's a great floor plan! Unfortunately we are limited to the RVs at the local dealerships at that time or RV shows. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I will add the GD 17MKE would have been a better comparison to the keystone (comes in at 21 feet 11inches)
Yes. The 17MKE is a great floor plan. Thanks for watching and commenting.
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Looking for applicants...preferrably 5'11" slightly resembles Sean Connery, but will settle for George Clooney. Seriously though, thank you..I'm still laughing! 😂
@@RVBlogger Loves y’all content it’s so helpful I hope to buy our first trailer at the end of the year
@@Scars_House thank you!!! And that’s awesome! Hope we can help you find what best fits your needs!
I'm very new to this whole world-- question-- if your camper is just for a couple- there's no need for those bunk beds which seem to take up a BUNCh of space. Is it possible to take those out? That space could be a great little office space or expand the bathroom. Is there a camper make like that? Thanks and love the videos!
Our most recent video offers floor plans that are perfect for couples basically because they're without bunk beds. th-cam.com/video/PVajLglH-1k/w-d-xo.html I know many people that have purchase used campers and removed the bunks to create office space or additional storage so it's definitetly doable! Thank you for your support!!!
I would take the second one, BUT they flunked with the crapy sink in the kitchen.
What didn't you like about the sink? Thanks for watching and commenting.
Could my Ford Flex pull this ?
How much can your Ford Flex tow? I don't enough details about your vehicle. You'll have to check manufacturer specs. Thanks for watching and commenting Chelsea!
Lol.. umm... NO.. Ford Flex can only tow 2000lbs... time to get a bigger car/truck/suv... minimum towing capacity to shoot for is 4500lbs.... ideally - you'd have a v6 engine too!
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Love seeing your videos on small trailers. I'm almost 73 y.o., 5' 1.5" tall, and kinda fussy about what I'm looking for in a Camper. If I'm going to drop some bucks on a newer trailer I want it just right for me.
First, why don't you point out where the electrical outlet is in the kitchen area? Almost everyone needs to plug in a coffee maker or a teapot or a crockpot or a toaster, so we need to see how handy it is.
Second, storage; please point out if there is or isn't storage under the dinette seats and/or the bed. One can never have too much storage.
Third, Murphy Beds; I'm not a fan, but they are not a deal breaker IF I can leave the bed all made and still fold it up & lock it in place. I'm past the time in my life where I want to make & unmake my bed EVERY day & night while on my camping vacation. So please point out if a bed can remain fully made & stored as a Murphy bed.
One last thing, I've watched some other videos on small trailers that say the refrigerator runs on either shore power and Propane. Would someone want that?? My current camper has a 3 way fridge, Propane, shore & 12 volt (battery). I use the battery power for my fridge while in tow to the campground to keep my food cold/frozen, then use campground power. Why would a travel trailer manufacturer only offer Propane or Shore power? How do they think we are to keep our refrigerator items cold & frozen while traveling? I can't use shore & I'm definitely not gonna run the Propane while driving!!
Thank you.
The 12 volt refrigerators in these trailers run on shore power or batteries, NOT propane.
Hi Kathryn! I don't blame you for being fussy! 😂 We always trying to point out electrical outlets and storage. Those are super important. Sometimes an RV lacks them and sometimes we miss them. Sorry if we did. As for the refrigerator...if a fridge only runs on shore power or propane, then you would use the propane option while you are traveling. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for replying. I'll just be sure to ask about 12 V/battery for fridge operation. I feel safer using a battery while traveling than using an open propane tank. Thanks for remembering to point out the electrical outlets by the kitchen counters or saying you don't see any.
I did think of 1 more thing. Toilet Paper holders, why don't we see them in 95%, or more, in the bathrooms? Are we expecting to put the roll on the sink? What if there is no sink? Put it on the floor? Yuck! Buy our own and hope we don't mess up a wall or screw into something we shouldn't? Sorry so many questions, but you are so knowledgeable. 😊
@@kathrynnisse5105 I put up a tp holder purchased on Amazon. Mine is mounted vertically to the left of the sink in my 219bh (layout is the same as the Keystone shown here).
What you called a cargo net in the overhead is actually a safety net for kids sleeping up there.
Also why would they put a double sink instead of a single. No need for two sinks but counter space would be much more needed.
These are travel trailers. There is no overhead sleeping areas. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Of course you left out the BEST model... 2023 Jayco JayFeather 21MML
There are a lot of great travel trailers with Murphy Beds. The Jayco is certainly one too. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@RVBlogger Thank You. You make great videos. Can you tell me the average width of most travel trailer entry doors? 26", 32".. I am just getting into RVs...
Excuse previous comment Didn’t notice the price on 1st look
No worries. Glad you found them. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have to shop trailer weight, with my tow rating at 6000 lbs.
We have quite a few tour videos about campers under 6,000 GVWR. Have you seen this one? th-cam.com/video/Np6-bl8rM88/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching our tour video and commenting Richard.
You are obsessed with that tape measure and if you leave it in the car you would other more views 🤔
Don't know any other way to measure the ceiling height, shower, bed and other sleeping areas without it! Any suggestions?🤔 Though the tape measure might be annoying to some, we get lots of positive comments from viewers that like getting measurements. Thanks of watching our video and commenting Grannybear & Gus!
Keep the tape. Being tall, I like to know things like shower height, and bed size.😊
@@RVBlogger I would suggest to just hold it but hey still like your videos …😃
@@richards3560 I'm 6'-9" tall so I need to have a removable top in the shower.
What did you say about the bunk bed and your wife???😂 she will take care of you, sure 😅
😂 Someone's sleeping on the sofa! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Two things that are not needed when camping…. Microwave and television. Bother are so incredibly unhealthy for you. Enjoy the out doors 😊
Camping is different for everyone. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Sink too big
👍 Thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice. But WAY to much💰💵
Hopefully prices will lower soon, but they are MSRP not sales price too. Thanks for watching and commenting.
you aren't paying these prices... besides, buy used.. some great deals to be had on folks that jump into this, realize it is not for them or they upgrade to a real RV and dump these... NEVER buy new!!!