We are looking at the 29.5FBDS too. We finally saw a couple of units in person last weekend and really like the floorplan.
We would remove one of the bunks in the front for head room, and put a queen or king mattress on the floor and keep the second bunk for storage or an occasional guest. This would give a nicer second bed/bedroom than most 35' fifth wheels. We like that the main bedroom and the bathroom are on the lower level. We like that it only has two slides and that they are on the lower level.
We are wondering if there would be any temperature issues with the front bunks on the floor, where there isn't much between them and the outside air?
We weren't able to find many front bunkhouse fifth wheels from all of the manufacturers, and are surprised as this seems like a great, flexible floorplan.
Someone mentioned that the lack of basement storage is a negative of this plan. I see what they are saying, but it seems like the storage space in the front bunk area would work for us. It also seems that this floorplan actually gives more overall space, although more inside, if you are comparing a 35' front bunk without basement to a 35' standard floorplan with basement?
Enjoy your trailer. Curious what other pros/cons people have considered with this plan?
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