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There is now a LivinLite Group at RVillage.com!
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The Get-Together Button has info about the 1st Annual LivinLite Gathering at Table Rock State Park SC.
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Not RV-related, but one thing to consider is that if you don't need to make color prints, you can get a black & white laser printer for less than $100. For $69, you can get a Brother with auto-duplex, Wifi, eco-ink, AirPrint (from iOS), and is EnergyStar rated. The ink lasts forever and a replacement toner cartridge can be purchased for about $15.

http://www.amazon.com/Brother-HL-L2340DW-Printing-Wireless-Networking/dp/B00LZS5EEI/ref=sr_1_1?s=office-electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1424394601

We have been using the stand-alone PahaQue Screen Room for a few years. It's nice to be able to move it to wherever we need it -- when the sun is beating down, it can be moved to a shadier spot and increase our outdoor living space. It can also be erected or plopped over a picnic table.

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Super Millions of Thanks to Brenda for letting MozMichael & me see their 21RBS. Beautiful rig!

Thanks again!

We use this kind of table for camping (RV or tent) & it's about $50
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003YJPC2A/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1423329842&sr=8-5&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=folding+table&dpPl=1&dpID=31DmWNQMKQL&ref=plSrch

Thanks for your responses.

Do you have any idea what the frame around the interor of the slide is made of? It seems to be a different look than the rest of the interor, so I've been wondering if it's some kind of standard/stock material or if it's manufactured by LL. Is it there to hide mechanical parts, or is it just for an aesthetic?

Having spent a lot of time in our 2012 16DB (since sold), we're seriously considering a 21BHB now that our 2 girls are older and each need their own bed/space. But being in the PNW, there aren't a lot of these rigs out here for us to look at. 

I guess this request can apply to Camplites of all sizes:

[ul type="disc"][li]Would you mind posting some pictures of the interior of your rig? 
[/li][li]I'm curious as to how the space looks with the slide in. [/li][li][ul type="circle"][li][span style="background-color:transparent;"]Is the bathroom accessible? [/span]
[/li][/ul][/li][li]How is the interior with all your stuff in it? [/li][li]Have you used 3M Command Hooks or installed other accessories? [/li][li]Any ingenious uses of space to share?[/li][/ul][div]
Many thanks!

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Quote from: @dhrvcenter" timestamp="1398346102" source="/post/698/thread

As far as we can tell, it is the only King bed available in a 16Ft ultra light trailer.  The thought in designing it was that two guys could go on a hunting/fishing trip and then husband and wife could go ahead and cuddle on the next trip.

Hi Dave!

Do you think that twin/king configuration would be do-able in a 21BHS? I love the storage available above the twin/king. I'm concerned about the lack of storage in the standard 21BHS, and we don't need a walk around queen. They say something about putting in the walk-around queen so as to not wake your partner if you need to get out of bed. We're both light sleepers and will wake up anyway. Would rather have the storage and size. 

If it is possible, what are the sizes of the twin mattresses and the king bed put together?

Thanks!
Michelle