[DarMar]

I think we all can agree this would help to improve the functional aspects of many floor plans.

For example, today we were finally able to tour the "new" 3611 floor plan which was basically like our early 3610 but with a few improvements??? and the addition of a residential fridge.

Something that really hit us as we did a complete walk around was going down the hall to the bedroom and turning left to enter the bathroom. Our early 3610 has just a few inches more length to it and the bathroom door opens fully IN to the potty without actually hitting to toilet. With these newly designed plans(side isle I guess) the door now opens out in to the hall and one needs to partially enter through the bedroom door to manoeuvre around the opening of the door.

So if we have company, our bedroom door is closed at night and how does the company get around the bathroom door without opening our bedroom door to get past it first?

Maybe it's just us because we feel ours is a better way but if more input was readily accepted by Keystone they could find a better way.

As well as a four time Montana owner our input has never been solicited for some reason???