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GSrdr · 09-26-2010, 12:33 AM

Entry Location Analysis:

Summary - Front entry is best when traveling and a mid-entry is best for camping.

The front entry is the classic location for bus passengers. It makes sense to cut the distance across the coach when there is frequent getting in and out. Just like when traveling from one location to another. The downside is the door is a source of noise which requires extra effort to reduce. Efforts like the airbag seal which Newell uses. Besides, I usually hit my head on the TV of front entry coaches.

The mid-entry makes a lot of sense when at a particular location. Frequent trips into and out of the coach when enjoying outdoor living will be to the bathroom and kitchen. Thus, eliminating foot traffic thru the living area makes a lot of sense. The downside of the mid-entry is the loss of galley counter space. In addition, there is some danger in having the stairs as a trip hazard.

What do you think?

09-26-2010, 12:33 AM	#1
GSrdr Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 48	Front or Mid-Entry Analysis Entry Location Analysis: Summary - Front entry is best when traveling and a mid-entry is best for camping. The front entry is the classic location for bus passengers. It makes sense to cut the distance across the coach when there is frequent getting in and out. Just like when traveling from one location to another. The downside is the door is a source of noise which requires extra effort to reduce. Efforts like the airbag seal which Newell uses. Besides, I usually hit my head on the TV of front entry coaches. The mid-entry makes a lot of sense when at a particular location. Frequent trips into and out of the coach when enjoying outdoor living will be to the bathroom and kitchen. Thus, eliminating foot traffic thru the living area makes a lot of sense. The downside of the mid-entry is the loss of galley counter space. In addition, there is some danger in having the stairs as a trip hazard. What do you think?