ClassB4Me
Senior Member
Is the Travato bathroom a space you will always use? The side aisle Sprinter bathrooms are very tight and less accessible. Does anyone use their Class B bathroom 'fully' on a regular basis?
Is the Travato bathroom a space you will always use? The side aisle Sprinter bathrooms are very tight and less accessible. Does anyone use their Class B bathroom 'fully' on a regular basis?
We use the bathroom mainly in the morning and nights and public facilities where possible. Quite pleased with some of the stalls and showers in the NPS nowadays. I remember the primitive facilities in the 80's. The seats aren't the most comfortable, mainly because they don't recline back far enough, but not bad for driving 6-10 hours a day. Talking about bathroom, I wish Wbgo would make the hose storage larger to accommodate a right angle threaded fitting. There is only room for a bare ended hose. First dump experience worked well otherwise.
The Promaster seats recline all the way back to flat, actually.
REALLY?!?
This is an amazing revelation to me!rayer:
I have been hunting different seat manufacturers for a captains chair that will lay back flat to use as supplemental bedding for a child on occasion. I haven't found one yet! I would have sworn I had checked this when driving a promaster, but maybe not. Which style of seat do you have?
This would also solve the problem of trying to match the rear captains chairs to the fronts! I would suppose I could order them from a RAM dealer?
I think one of the manufacturers, maybe RT, offer it as a bed for a small child, by rotating the seats 90* and reclining flat, but that is not helpful when driving. If true, should be doable in a Travato.
Yes really. I have tested them. I have the standard Promaster seats. You just keep cranking the wheel on the side of the seat and they keep going all the way flat.
You could always get this thing from Roadtrek that they use on the Zion. Good enough for a kid, I suppose, if you don't mind them sleeping against all the controls.
thats exactly what I was thinking about. Looks like a nice extra bed for dogs, too!