walking space

I too am a geezer and used to get up in the dark to relieve myself.  This is not the forum to discuss this but personally I suggest you see a Urologist who will prescribe meds to aleviate this concern.  Aging is, what it is.  Better than the alternative.  For all of you young bucks, take a lesson.  Your next.  Safe Travels. 

The bathroom is tiny for me....but I did manage to "comfortably" squeeze in and had just enough room to use the shower this past weekend while camping....from a former tent camper...having a shower is an AMAZING change for us lol.  We really use the toilet for emergency use only; primarily for my wife and son....it’s nice to have it even with our strict #1 only rule, less those emergency situations.

Originally posted by techntrek Originally posted by hogone should of bought a 177, very spacious and roomy; I rarely run into my wife!!!!   They announced the slide-out models the week after we picked up our 171.  The fate of being an early adopter.

I have an even earlier 171 Custom ordered from Forest River with the white Cabinets. We bought off the plans never seen a 171 before we took delivery. I'm glad not to have the slide but we spend most of the time outside anyway. Sometimes wished the bed was up front and they had the table in the rear (Like the MPG Models did) but its great for the 2 of us.

Originally posted by hogone should of bought a 177, very spacious and roomy; I rarely run into my wife!!!!

 

Originally posted by furpod ... I do like Doug's idea of "soft walls".. don't think it would really be that hard to do.

It wouldn't be too hard - not easy, but not hard.  Move the shower plumbing to the level of the toilet seat, move the wall switch for the porch light lower, move the light switch for the bathroom light and thermostat.  Then cut all three walls just above the toilet seat and pull everything out above the line.  Some finish work on the raw edges, run a shower curtain track all the way around and mount a hook from the ceiling for the shower head.  Easy.