Class A 40+ with Flush-Floor Slides - Recommendations?

[ereadingrv]

Originally Posted by epj

I'm having trouble understanding why this makes a significant difference.

People have various reasons.

In our case, it makes a significant difference when living full-time in our coach and working from it, too. Prime example: desk installations, the ability to roll our office chairs smoothly, etc.

Currently, our older Diplomat only has one super-slide. But when we upgrade, we want four slides; hence the inquiry.

[jerboy]

Our Winnebago Adventurer(2005) has this feature. It is built by HWH. It is also one of the most troublesome areas. There are numerous post on the Winnebago forum.

[GoneRVn]

My 04 Triple E , Empress has the HWH flat floor and has been trouble free.

[Crasher]

I'm guessing that what most people are referring to as a flat floor, really isn't a flat floor. To my understanding a truly flat floor in a motorhome is one that does not use carpet to cover the gap, but is the same hard surface as the main floor with the gap barely visible. You could roll a chair over the seam and barely notice it. Newmar came with it in 2016. Newell has had it for years as I'm sure Prevost conversions do as well. Our 2013 looks flat, but two legs of the dining chair are on carpet and two are on tile. It yours is like that, you do not have a flat floor.

[Busskipper]

Look this over - You are being redirected... - desk - office - flat floor - four slides - high end but - Just a Thought.

Best of Luck in the Search,