Our 2910 Single slide

Here are some photos of our 2910, single slide with twin beds>

We had the factory add a mirror behind the sink and adjacent to the stove to prevent  spatters on the wood. We had them fashion the drop-down shelf out of the solid surface material. We removed the cutting board and installed a slide out untensil holder.

The beds are longer than the 2551. Storage under the passenger side bed is accessible from the outside or lifting the bed from the inside. It also has a cabinet door on the inside. Now we have storage for our zero gravity chairs, the grill, shop vac, outdoor tables and more. Under the driver's side bed, the cabinet door gives storage for two laundry baskets. Kermit knew we were concerned about storage so he maximized storage areas as much as possible.

Between the two beds there is a nightstand.

Gradygal,
   Very nice layout and the color selection enhances the interior.  It appears an almost blue-gray in the photos.  Congratulations.
      Bob

We had that silver sun protecter in the front windshield so the color may have been a little distorted. The leather is a soft gray.

Looks great! Paul asks if we could borrow some of your storage space if we run out?
Paul & Marilyn

Oh So Nice there Gradygal!    I love what you had PC-USA do for you.  Are they going to offer that as a new model for 2013?

I have to get off my butt and get to buying that wire basket tray to replace our cutting board.  Where did you buy that one from?  I know I asked this question before.  Sorry.

I love your mirrors.  I really love them.  The factory was (maybe still is) installing mirrors next to the stove in the most common galley, but many people were not happy with it.  I never understood that.  I always thought a mirror there would be great for cooking splashing and twice the light from the hood.  Our 2007 2350 lacks that mirror but my wife didn't want to invest the money in one.     Ditto for leather seating for our cloth dinette.    Our cloth is okay, but leather would have been "tops".

I have to ask this question.
For those of us who require sleeping together, do you think there is enough room to work with in placing a double or queen  bed positioned sideways with night stands?  Even skinny nightstands, say 9" each, just enough to provide a place for personal things, and enough floor space to stand up at both sides.  Making up the bed would be so easy and like-home when you can drape the bedding properly on both sides.

Yes the one person would have to climb over the other to get out, but I would think it would be so much easier than our 2350 with cubby-hole double bed.  Not asking for myself becasue it just ain't gonna fit in our garage.  But I think there would be general interest in such a deviation.  Such a bed might even offer a pass-thru outdoor storage arraingement, even if the fresh water tank takes up some if it.

Is the fresh water tank or other mechanicals under your other bed?  What's under there?

Ron,
I don't think that this is a new model for 2013. They discontinued the 2950. We initially wanted the rear like the 2551/2552 with the head in the back and the wardrobe but Kermit said that it could not be built the way we wanted so this really is a compromise. I really wanted the wardrobe but it was not to be.

The slide out basket came from Bed Bath and Beyond,

I really didn't like the mirrors in the 2350 or the 2551 but they serve a purpose. In the 2910, there is wood paneling right behind the sink. Splashing water on the paneling is inevitible and then the wood would be messed up. So, we asked for the mirrors. One of the best things we did!!!

Don't know about configuring the back for a queen with nightstands. We really like the twins.

Judi

George and Judi,

      LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT.  We think everything you did came out really nice.  It looks like you have all kinds of storage.  We like all the cabinets in the bedroom area, including the night stand.  Great IDEA!

Barry and Sue


PS - Can we sign up for our personal tour now?  We'll be at WP Franklin 12/29 til 1/10!!!!

The slide out basket came from Bed Bath and Beyond,

I'll have to run to BB&B during lunch one day this week.  Thanks again for that information.

For anyone who wants the 50 cent tour, we will be at W.P. Franklin Jan. 2 leaving on the 5th. Boy, is it hard to get reservations there. Site 29.

Judi

Judi,

We'll be in site 15 - See you there!   
Sue

Quote from: gradygal on June 30, 2012, 08:02:14 pm

The slide out basket came from Bed Bath and Beyond,

I'll have to run to BB&B during lunch one day this week.  Thanks again for that information.

I went to BB&B and picked up the 3 compartment tray you have.  They also offered the same size tray with more compartments, but the 3 compartment seems to be more useful.  Now I have one more thing to do.

Thanks again gradygal!

That is where I keep my mixing spoons, spatulas, aluminum foil and most importantly my corkscrew!

Judi,
I also like the pull out draw instead of the cutting board.  For us, it would definitely be more functional.  We will pick one up when at Bed Bath and Beyond. 
Thanks for the great idea!
Roni

That is where I keep my mixing spoons, spatulas, aluminum foil and most importantly my corkscrew!

Yep.  The place today without that new drawer, those large utensils are under the main fork-n-spoon drawer where it's a struggle to get them out every time.

Congrats on the new rig.  Love it!  And love the twin beds in back with storage underneath.   Great job.