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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / January 2005Question about National RVs
Do the "Dinette Booths" convert to beds? -Ted in Tempe > Do the "Dinette Booths" convert to beds? Probably. Are there ANY that DON'T? :) JR > Probably. > Are there ANY that DON'T? Well, uhm, I don't know. (Note -- I'm the same person who did the original post.) I owned a 1993 Jayco travel trailer that had a dinette set that did *not* convert, have never owned a motorhome, so I'm hesitant to make assumptions. I'm looking at buying a Sea Breeze LX (8311) but I need to be able to sleep 4 people -- two adults and two young children. The 8311 has the queen bed for me & the Mrs, and the Wonder-Bed for Kid #1, but where to sleep Kid #2 ... ? -ted in tempe >>Probably. >>Are there ANY that DON'T? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > -ted in tempe Any dinette booth, with the table that is removable and has the legs that fit in sockets top and bottom, has the bed feature. I have never seen one that wasn't convertible. HD in FL >>>Probably. >>>Are there ANY that DON'T? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > never seen one that wasn't convertible. > HD in FL You are all missing what I said. It's reached the point were many dinette areas are not the built in seats with the fold down table, therefore no sleeping area by night. May be a play on words, but just a clarification on the "dinette booth" area. Tom J who lets it die from here!! Tom J wrote: >>>>Probably. >>>>Are there ANY that DON'T? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Tom J > who lets it die from here!! I didn't miss it Tom. That's why I mentioned the posts. I know what you're talking about. The difference is the dinette booth has fixed benches and a removable table. The alternative is a dinette set. Loose chairs and table. HD in FL They do in my 2003 Dolphin LX. > Do the "Dinette Booths" convert to beds? > > -Ted in Tempe The person that can give you the correct answer is your National dealer, AFTER he knows which model you are talking about, because not all dinette areas are dual purpose. Tom J Tom J wrote: >>Do the "Dinette Booths" convert to beds? >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Tom J I have never seen a dinette that did not convert to a bed, and I have seen many of them. Not doubting other posters but only trying to state the probability of one doing so. In other words I would it is highly likely that it will. BILL P. ;-) > Tom J wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > to state the probability of one doing so. In other words I would it > is highly likely that it will. Bill, the reason for my answer was, about half of the RVs built today don't have a "dinette BOOTH", they have a dinette table and chairs. If he were to look at a catalog and ordered from a photograph, he might get a booth that is a sleeper and he may not. Don't take my word for it though, just go to a new RV sales lot and look through a few. Tom J I spoke to a factory rep today and he confirmed that all of their "booth" dinettes convert to beds. He also said this is almost certainly true for all other manufacturers. -Ted in Tempe > Do the "Dinette Booths" convert to beds? > > -Ted in Tempe |
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