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targaboat · 03-19-2013, 07:08 PM

We are seriously looking for a Class b and have decided that the Pleasure Way was probably the best match. And for months we have ruled out a hall shower and recently spent enough time in a PW Lexor and decided that situation was acceptable and now will consider Lexors.

Now, we find that Roadtreks are more numerous in the market and recently looked at several different models. They are certainly competitive with PW on the visual quality of the furnishings. However, in looking at the hall shower it appears that the curtain is just about unmanageable because it was such a pain to stretch all around the shower area and then to stow when finished with the shower. We would like any an all comments. We must be missing something because of the popularity of the Roadtrek.

Thanks for all of your help.

petec · 03-20-2013, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by targaboat

And for months we have ruled out a hall shower and recently spent enough time in a PW Lexor and decided that situation was acceptable and now will consider Lexors.

However, in looking at the hall shower it appears that the curtain is just about unmanageable because it was such a pain to stretch all around the shower area and then to stow when finished with the shower. We would like any an all comments.

I am not a fan of the hallway wrap around curtain shower setup. We have a 2006 Roadtrek 210P. Though it has the hall shower, I am able to shower standing up inside the enclosed bathroom. You have both options with the Roadtrerk 210. I am 6' tall (and not too wide). My wife likes it also and would not like it without the enclosed bathroom.

Many don't like the enclosed bath because it takes up more space than the smaller aisle and curtain type bath such as in the Lexor. The Excel has an enclosed bath, but it was too small for me to stand and shower in. If you are OK with sitting and showering then it should be fine. My wife sits while showering, but I prefer to stand.

Hope that helps,

Pete
2006 RT210P