Dutch Star 3717 vs 4328 vs 4369 Kitchen

[snowhawk2]

We have a 4328 and love the floorpan. It has by far the most available cabinet space and surface counter space then any other Dutch Star floorpan. We have compared the 4369 and the 4328 in every aspect and the 4328 has the best kitchen.

Some will say the 4369 has a pull out but its t is small and in the walk way, while the same counter space and storage is in the wall on the 4328.

We know 2 people who have 4369s and are buying 4328s. In fact one of them called the 4328 the new 4369! If that isn't the ultimate compliment what is.

Another feature people really like about the 4328 is that the 1/2 bath is basically all storage cabinets and has at least 60% more storage than the 4369. Also the kitchen storage panty is much wider in the 4328.

Let's face it the 4369 is a great floorpan and I mean no offense to anyone that owns a 4369. But be sure to take a look at the 4328 as it is a terrace floodplain.

[tlkhorses]

I want to know what and where you got the organizers in that drawer, I love it. Do you have links for them you could share?

Originally Posted by Bunni

We have a 3717. We put the knives in the drawer under the cooktop. We have a large Breville oven in the corner where the cups and apples are in the picture. We leave it on the counter all the time. It hasn't moved but the crumb tray will come out on a bumpy road.

If you get a 3717, I suggest getting a flip up counter top Extention. We've purchased all the parts from Newmar just haven't installed it yet. There's no place to put the dirty dishes while washing. But we have a one bowl sink. If you keep the 2 bowl sink it might not be as important.Attachment 264393Attachment 264394Attachment 264395

[Driveby]

Originally Posted by tlkhorses

I want to know what and where you got the organizers in that drawer, I love it. Do you have links for them you could share?

FWIW we got similar (knife block particularly) at Bed Bath and Beyond. There were wood options as well as plastic. We choose plastic to match the colour of our kitchen and they are dishwasher safe and waterproof. I have a habit of not drying things when working in the kitchen. Drives my DW nuts but hey, I cook. Anyway, we chose plastic so we don't damage the drawer bases. I blame the kids but it's really for me (don't tell her I said that )

[Bunni]

Originally Posted by tlkhorses

I want to know what and where you got the organizers in that drawer, I love it. Do you have links for them you could share?

Amazon, of course. The organizer is great. Fits perfectly in the drawer and it's adjustable. We've had the knife block for awhile. Don't remember where but probably Bed Bath & Beyond.



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[67vette]

The main reason we bought the 4328 was because of kitchen/galley layout.
The largest counter space, plenty of cabinets, and key for us is that there is room for 2 adults to be in the same area. You can fit all your toys in the area and as mentioned for the crock pot that gets used a couple times a month that can go in the half bath.
This is the best kitchen in the Newmar line up. Good luck

[jrs]

We spent hours last September at Hershey sitting and pretend using both the 4369 and 4328 floor plans. Wife really liked the wider/larger pantry vs the 4369. The shower is smaller in the 4328 but still big enough for me at 6'3" and 240lbs. We also like the appliance garage and use it daily for our coffee maker.
I thought the open counter top slot might be an issue with stuff falling down in between the cabinets in the 4328 but hasn't been an issue yet. I've placed the stove top covers in this area for storage when not being used. They're both nice floor plans and we're very pleased with our choice.