Does your slide interfere with any operation.....

[LandYacht35dies]

.... inside the motor home traveling down the road ?

[hohenwald48]

A few kitchen and bedroom drawers are inaccessible. Other than that, no problems.

[ferndaleflyer]

Back when I thought bigger was better I had a 45ft 4 slide that made the inside useless unless something was out. That didn't stay long. Current 36ft with one super slide is layed out so good that lots of time we don't even deploy the slide and everything can be gotten to and used.

[Two_Jayhawks]

Our opposing slides are deep but still leave an aisle to use the kitchen & get to the half bath. She makes trips to fridge for pop or snacks & sometimes uses microwave & we'll use the half bath but we don't "use" the kitchen with slides in. When the weather is nice we have parked & did picnics outside. Otherwise we wait until we have docked at a CG to enjoy a meal.

[CA_Traveler]

Another firm requirement for me was for access to the main RV areas when parked on the street side with the roadside slides in.

[wa8yxm]

My Rig was a bath and a half model
Slides in I could get to kitchen, half bath living room
Bed blocked the main bath and closets

[Rick_Jay]

When we purchased our rig back in 2004, accessibility while on the road was one of our requirements.

Our 36' gasser has two slides, a main slide up front with dinette and one of the sofas and a bedroom slide which only has the bed.

With the front slide in, everything is accessible up front in terms of the kitchen and all cabinets, sink, refrigerator micro/convection oven and the bathroom & shower. The only thing we lose is that the fold out bed can't be folded out. However, the jack-knife sofa across from it CAN be deployed, which pretty much forms a continuous sleeping surface across the front of the motorhome.

When the rear bedroom slide is in, there are two lower cabinets which cannot be accessed, along with the bench for the vanity. We store things in these cabinets & spaces that we do not need while on the road, such as bathing suits, bath towels and extra shoes. We do have to crawl over the bed instead of walk around it, but that is just a matter of convenience.

For many of our long trips, we've overnighted in a Walmart parking lot or rest area and done quite nicely. As I've related to many while discussing our travels, "You haven't lived until you've taken a shower in a Walmart parking lot!" :B LOL

~Rick

[Sandia_Man]

Bathroom, bedroom, fridge, HDTV, and sinks our all readily usable, although they are scarcely utilized while underway. From what is depicted on tv and movies you would think a group of people can just eat, drink, and party while roaring down the highway at interstate speeds. Yes, occasionally my DW will use the bathroom and get snacks and drinks as we travel down the road, she is rarely out of her belted seat for more than 10 minutes at a time.

[dodge_guy]

No. We can use everything except the bottom drawers in the bedroom, not an issue.
Our TT we couldn’t access the bathroom with the slide in, so we just put it out about a foot or so to use it. Never thought it was a problem in a TT. Now a MH it would be an issue.

[CA_Traveler]

camper19709 wrote:
Yes. I can get to kitchen and bathroom with the front slide in. I can get to the bed with the bed slide in. I just cannot walk around the bed. I can totally live with both slides in. I would not have bought the motorhome if I could not.

X2 With all of the slides in several cabinets are blocked in the bedroom and living room.

[04fxsts]

Would not have bought it if it was not useable with slides in. The bedroom slide does block the bottom drawers and the lower bedroom closet but not a big thing. Jim.

[rgatijnet1]

I don't have any issues with my slide in. In fact the manual recommends that the slides be retracted during severe weather.

[StarkNaked]

My RV, no problems.

But I know a coupe of people with issues.

One, they cant open the fridge.

The other, they can only get to one side of a double sink.

[hotjag1]

Everything is accessible with all 3 slides in in the living area, kitchen, and bathroom. The bed is also useable but cannot walk around it when in, and need to crawl across the bed if something was needed out of the rear closet, so it's still useable, just not convenient.

[Dutch_12078]

When our "Super Slide" is in the only thing we lose is access to one seldom used 120-volt outlet and a picture on the wall. In below freezing weather, we often keep the slide in to reduce the heated space conserving propane.