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Corner to corner is 40 inches. From the center of the door to the opposite wall is 26 inches. Hope this helps!
The unofficial dimensions of the shower in the 2552 is:
- wide enough corner to corner to put my arms up to wash my hair without hitting anything.
- deep enough door to corner to not hit anything when washing my body, however, "cheek" marks on the wall are possible if you have to pick something up off the floor (also try not to pop the door open with your head when you do this, it lets the cold air in and causes giggling in the shower).
Hi CKK --- I jumped very quickly to read the report. Thought that there would be something revolutionary
in its contents. What the writer is speaking about is the overall demise of "stuff" that's being produced
for consumer use in the US for the last 25 years. He just applies (through first hand experience) the
frustration to the RV industry. His assessment of the industry is pretty much spot on! However if you
just changed the word RV to say......appliances, furniture, etc you would get the same results almost
word for word on other industry's. The lack of quality construction, service, integrity, is not unique
to just the RV business, its pretty much everywhere.
I only read about half of his reports. Down midway through "RV park issues" when I realized that the
writer had an agenda he was pursuing for whatever reasons. Once you start researching a business
or product you'll find a lot of reports similar to this one. Ive read many reports and articles that hit
on the same RV topics. Thats why we all research and learn before we buy. For the serious RV'er thats
why they come to the Phoenix Cruiser's, Coach House, Lazy Daze, Born Free.
We like our 2910 with twin beds in the rear in place of the slide. It's nice to be able to section the bedroom off from the living area and kitchen.
The twin beds in the rear allow plenty of room to get dressed and easy access to the cabinets above. The night stand between the beds is a great place to put an alarm clock and reading material etc.
We also enjoy the living area in the 2910 it provides a wonderful place to sit and visit with family and friends.
we were full time for 17 years in 35 to 40 footers. we now have a 2552 and spent 4 to 5 month summers in the 2552. for us there was never a problem. weight is 1000 pounds under. the only thing i miss is the 155 gallon fuel tank. don't take too much stuff. it just gets in the way.
Where do you plan on camping? A private campground, a BLM or state parks, etc. Some of them have length limits. The 2552 or 2551 will fit in most any campground while the longer models will not.
Hi NCCAMPGUY
I was stuck between those two models for awhile but ordered the 3100. I thought for driving, the 2552 would be nicer with the shorter length. And I don't like that the 3100 can not carry a spare tire now. When they brought both models to the Hershey RV show, I ended up spending long stretches of time for two days in first one and then the other to try to imagine what it would feel like on the third rainy day in a row with me and the dogs and cats all in there. Or how it would feel while preparing meals etc. Since i intend to ultimately do this FT I decided I would not want to lose the extra living space and storage space and I felt I really wanted both the couch and the table. I like the visual feeling of room to be sitting on the couch and having the open line of sight over the table before that line is interrupted by the bedroom wall. That keeps me from feeling closed in.
Diana
The 3100 is really nice. The only thing I would recommend you do is take a good look at how much of the rig extends beyond the rear tires. For many folks this isn't a problem, but I've seen two that bottomed out back there.
- Mike