I wouldn't put a cup of coffee up that high, when I drink anything I will normally go to the kitchen or in the living area so that wouldn't be a deal breaker for me, I don't know if I would ever put anything up that high over my head, but I love this floor plan I wish I had the money today I will be all over this.
This is a nice van,me as a full time with wheel dweller am not concerned with the outside ascetics and the high nightside shelves not practical except for phone,so 100percent with U on that one.
Like the Shelves high, and would add pull-down shelves. The full shower in back is nice, although I like the rear washer / dryer… dislike in mst bedroom for noise and ft pin weight; For a retired couple, a rear half bath in back is fine. I’d agree on needing a dishwasher… my main suggested change: remove oven since microwave can serve duty as oven, replace oven with dishwasher, install Inductive Stove top 2 burner and Gas stove top 2 burner next to each other. The addition of Full Paint is beautiful, not sure on cost of option yet but it adds to the beauty of Brinkley.
I like the nightstands where they are. We had a trailer with the lower nightstands and we took them out. They always got in the way. We don’t take coffee to bed, maybe a water but we would have that in a water bottle. What I don’t like is the bed shades.
I'm a bit mixed on the nightstand thing -- the positive is that its using the z-axis to get additional space in the floor plan and I can really get behind that. The downside, as a CPAP user, its kinda like the 'CPAP stations' in a cabinet above your head you see in some other units, its clear the person who put those there has never used a CPAP. You want it lower than you so when you get rainout it flows back into the reservoir instead of trying to drown you. Not a Brinkly owner and not really in the market right now so take it for what it's worth.
And still would like to see something to split the kitchen from the living room in respect to where the couch is the dividing object that literally “touches” the kitchen as it’s the first object there. But an absolutely amazing floor plan though
Looking at the kitchen area, it could be in any home. Regarding the bedroom area, I think leave the existing shelves where they are and put small pulldown shelves on the wall next to the bed. That way, when not in use, the shelves can be folded up out of the way.
You could always get one of those desks which slide from the end of the bed. For coffee, get some work done or just generally take a break. You can get creative. It's a nice unit. Thanks for sharing.
Nightstands!!! Many rvers use cpap. Those tray shelves don't work. Plus, there's a little more storage with a nightstand. Love Brinkley. My daughter has one. I am waiting for the Super C model on the freightliner chasis. I am hoping Brinkley will roll one out soon! Please! Hint, hint.
Lower positioned night stands is my vote. A simple flip down ledge would work, or make a portion of the lower window trim into a stealth flip down/up table so that bed size doesn't need to shrink
A couple of deal-breakers for me: the backs of the sofa chairs being exposed to the kitchen is a huge one for me, they'll get filthy in no time. It's also not a U-shaped kitchen, it's an L with a small island and the fridge is across a traffic pattern from the rest of the kitchen. I'd rather get rid of the island and run a cabinet down the backs of the sofas, making a true U open to fridge. Also don't like stove against outside wall and sink on inside wall, I'd switch them and ask for a larger window over the sink, even if it cost me above sink storage space. Second deal-breaker is shower surround in main bath. Obviously no one on the design team has ever cleaned a textured shower surround, but I have and I can tell you it's a nightmare, almost impossible to keep clean. Soap scum and water spots collect everywhere. And while I neither eat or drink in bed, raised side shelves above the bed would be absolutely useless to me. Also, at this price point, why is the washer/dryer prep but no installed W/D not an option?
Double cut and buff, love ya man.Luxe it is not, thst referance well how much did they give you to say that.. Fit and finish is better thsn alliance by a bunch, however I have been on three of them and found fit and finish issues on all of them, warped wood spacificly and gaps that should not exist. True that needs to be said because this is a true statement..They do have some cool ideas also true.
I love the Brinkleys and am considering trading up to one from my Grand Design, but when you get to this price point the word "prep" should be replaced with equipped.
I have a 2024 G 3500 and the shelves above the bed are not my favourite feature. I find I am blindly putting my phone and glasses up there. I would rather have a queen bed with sidestands for my water bottle and other items.
When I'm getting up to make a cup of coffee, I'm definitely not going back to bed to drink it.
I take the whole carafe back to bed.
Saying "my good friend" and then asking his name comes off a little fake. Just a little.😂
Yes, finally!!! This is the model I've been waiting for! 🥰😍😘
I wouldn't put a cup of coffee up that high, when I drink anything I will normally go to the kitchen or in the living area so that wouldn't be a deal breaker for me, I don't know if I would ever put anything up that high over my head, but I love this floor plan I wish I had the money today I will be all over this.
Nice rig. As far as the high shelves on the side of the bed, give me nightstands anytime. I like to just be able to reach over and pick stuff up.
This is a nice van,me as a full time with wheel dweller am not concerned with the outside ascetics and the high nightside shelves not practical except for phone,so 100percent with U on that one.
Absolutely Beautiful!!!
Like the Shelves high, and would add pull-down shelves. The full shower in back is nice, although I like the rear washer / dryer… dislike in mst bedroom for noise and ft pin weight; For a retired couple, a rear half bath in back is fine. I’d agree on needing a dishwasher… my main suggested change: remove oven since microwave can serve duty as oven, replace oven with dishwasher, install Inductive Stove top 2 burner and Gas stove top 2 burner next to each other.
The addition of Full Paint is beautiful, not sure on cost of option yet but it adds to the beauty of Brinkley.
I like the nightstands where they are. We had a trailer with the lower nightstands and we took them out. They always got in the way. We don’t take coffee to bed, maybe a water but we would have that in a water bottle. What I don’t like is the bed shades.
I'm a bit mixed on the nightstand thing -- the positive is that its using the z-axis to get additional space in the floor plan and I can really get behind that. The downside, as a CPAP user, its kinda like the 'CPAP stations' in a cabinet above your head you see in some other units, its clear the person who put those there has never used a CPAP. You want it lower than you so when you get rainout it flows back into the reservoir instead of trying to drown you. Not a Brinkly owner and not really in the market right now so take it for what it's worth.
We own a 3950 and we love it. We use our elevated nightstands every night, so they’re effective and do the job.
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That dude looks like he belongs in a 80s movie lol 😅
And still would like to see something to split the kitchen from the living room in respect to where the couch is the dividing object that literally “touches” the kitchen as it’s the first object there. But an absolutely amazing floor plan though
Looking at the kitchen area, it could be in any home. Regarding the bedroom area, I think leave the existing shelves where they are and put small pulldown shelves on the wall next to the bed. That way, when not in use, the shelves can be folded up out of the way.
I like the bedroom shelves just the way they are in my Z3100. I use the extension shelf for my CPAP. The high shelf keeps it out of the way.
You could always get one of those desks which slide from the end of the bed. For coffee, get some work done or just generally take a break. You can get creative. It's a nice unit. Thanks for sharing.
Wow that is beautifully done, love the new style. Love to know the price tag on her. Thanks for sharing
I like the shelf above the bedroom window
Nightstands!!! Many rvers use cpap. Those tray shelves don't work. Plus, there's a little more storage with a nightstand. Love Brinkley. My daughter has one. I am waiting for the Super C model on the freightliner chasis. I am hoping Brinkley will roll one out soon! Please! Hint, hint.
Lower positioned night stands is my vote. A simple flip down ledge would work, or make a portion of the lower window trim into a stealth flip down/up table so that bed size doesn't need to shrink
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A couple of deal-breakers for me: the backs of the sofa chairs being exposed to the kitchen is a huge one for me, they'll get filthy in no time. It's also not a U-shaped kitchen, it's an L with a small island and the fridge is across a traffic pattern from the rest of the kitchen. I'd rather get rid of the island and run a cabinet down the backs of the sofas, making a true U open to fridge. Also don't like stove against outside wall and sink on inside wall, I'd switch them and ask for a larger window over the sink, even if it cost me above sink storage space. Second deal-breaker is shower surround in main bath. Obviously no one on the design team has ever cleaned a textured shower surround, but I have and I can tell you it's a nightmare, almost impossible to keep clean. Soap scum and water spots collect everywhere. And while I neither eat or drink in bed, raised side shelves above the bed would be absolutely useless to me. Also, at this price point, why is the washer/dryer prep but no installed W/D not an option?
I don’t drink or eat in bed. Also, Brinkley really needs to have a dishwasher in the kitchen. Riverstone is just ahead of them in my opinion.
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I have a Z 3400 and I would prefer a night stand which you get with the queen option. We do use the selves, but they are clunky.
Yes, I want the nightstands off the end of the trim, not above my head! I think they sell them optional, correct?
Double cut and buff, love ya man.Luxe it is not, thst referance well how much did they give you to say that.. Fit and finish is better thsn alliance by a bunch, however I have been on three of them and found fit and finish issues on all of them, warped wood spacificly and gaps that should not exist. True that needs to be said because this is a true statement..They do have some cool ideas also true.
I love the Brinkleys and am considering trading up to one from my Grand Design, but when you get to this price point the word "prep" should be replaced with equipped.
I would not like reaching up for my coffee
Shelves next to bed. Nice size do not need toy hauler. Another bedroom would be nice.
I would agree this looks better than my 5th wheel - but it is double the cost. I am certain (for me) this does not look twice as good as mine.
I don't mind the shelf above the window in the bedroom. The item I don't care for are the mirror closet doors.
Bed slide & awnings would no-go this
I don't eat or drink in bed, but I would like a queen bed and a normal nightstand, right next to the bed, not out in front.
Don't drink coffee in bed.
I wonder if they could come up with a sliding door for the garage bathroom so it won’t interfere with the TV?
Don't like night stands so high because I use a capa.
Do they offer moryde IS?
Shelfs good for cpap machine
Is there anyway to put the washer/ dryer in the back? Like instead of the shower, could you put it in there?
This is just me but I'd prefer some nightstands by my bed.
A general question. Why are 5th manufacturers not doing full electric. Cost, demand? Thanks
I wish they would have nightstands.
I have a 2024 G 3500 and the shelves above the bed are not my favourite feature. I find I am blindly putting my phone and glasses up there.
I would rather have a queen bed with sidestands for my water bottle and other items.
I do not like the nightstand up high. Put off end of trim
You left off info on the fridge and the pantry
For how it looked on the outside it was pretty lackluster on the inside.
But I love the living room. I would rather they not do the shower in the garage amd have preped it for washer/dryer combo
How much if you gave a price I didn't hear it
No I don't like the Shelving put up high for the same reason, night stands are much better in my Opinion
Price???
A general question. Why are 5th manufacturers not doing full electric. Cost, demand? Thanks