RE: Daddy says we re hybrid shopping...

[startx]

 startx
150 lbs?  The 10 year old already weighs more than 150 lbs, and the teenager sure as heck does.  Neither one of the boys would even be able to use the bunk beds, so I would have to put one on the sofa and one on the bed, and give the girls the bunks, which would be fine for them for a while I guess, but that means I would have someone sleeping on the sofa.  [: (]  I don t even like someone sleeping on my sofa at home when company visits, much less every night when we are camping.

[6Quigs]

 fivegonefishing

Our bunk beds are rated for 150 lbs.

 Yikes, thats not much.
 What about the bottom bunk, surely it is not rated for only 150 lbs?

[dee106]

 startx
http://www.starcraftrv.com/2003/lightweight/antigua_flpl.html
 
 this one has three bunkends, two queenn size and one double bunk! pull out sofa, and table the follows down!

[startx]

 startx
Yes, that is exactly the one we want or even the other model that just has some small differences, but since we are parents again, picked up the latest baby the weekend of the RV show, we have an extra expense and will need to wait before buying something new.

[SheBantam]

 startx
My Bantam B-21 has 2 dinettes, we use the small one to eat at if weather is bad and the big one, we remove the table and put it under the awning for the power chill and drawers for sugar, coffee, potatoes, bread etc. that leaves the u-shaped bench, too narrow for a bed, but makes it grat to literally roll out of bed without falling on the floor.
 
 This one sleeps 7 if all the tables are in place and down. does great for the 3 of us.
 
 If you have the money, get the options and model you want. I am not buying another one for a while, but there are things that I would like in my next trailer (and it will probably be a regular TT with a real bed) when Jeffrey leaves home. It will only be the two of us in about 3 1/2 to 4 years. Raymond will be 71 then and I will be 52. At that point, ease and amenities will be of primary concern.