Bathroom Doors May 16, 2000, 10:56:49 pm Yahoo Message Number: 76I was looking again at the 1996 Lazy Daze photos posted here and noticed that the door to the rear bath is an accordian-folding style that follows a track. I have the floor plans for the current Lazy Daze models. They all show what appears to be a solid door. There is a solid line like a door ajar and an arc drawn in representing the path of the swinging door. In most of the plans, it appears that the door can be swung open and latched across the hall to form a large dressing area.If those of you "in the know" would comment on the bathroom doors (or lack thereof) over the years, I would appreciate it. Comments regarding my sanity may be useful as well.--- Fritz (dreaming and drooling over the LD's)
Bathroom Doors Reply #1 – May 17, 2000, 02:13:09 am Yahoo Message Number: 77It used to be an accordian door - I don't know when it changed. One thing has not changed - the fridge is in the bathroom when you close the door. It just doesn't get any better!Steve
Bathroom Doors Reply #2 – May 17, 2000, 10:21:45 pm Yahoo Message Number: 84Our 1984 has the rear bathroom and a rear quarter entry door. The bathroom door is solid and swings out of the way into the wall near the rear entry doorway. There is physical distance from the bathroom and the kitchen area, with closets between them. I can't imagine wanting the bathroom anywhere else--directly over the holding tanks in the rear.
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