New Compact Jr. Owner

[Tom Trostel]

I believe the Jr. has a slightly larger bench area and smaller kitchen area than the II. This results in the Jr. have a larger bed but less floor space to stand when the bed is made. The bed in our Jr. measures 72" long x 70" wide.

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Tom Trostel

[Raya]

But isn't the "II" wider so that the bed and the kitchen are both large? It looks like the "II" has some squareish molded areas to make more width at the top-of-bed line. So I'm thinking that made it so that one could, officially, sleep cross-wise and so have a large bed and a larger kitchen

[Larry&Carrie]

But isn't the "II" wider so that the bed and the kitchen are both large? It looks like the "II" has some squareish molded areas to make more width at the top-of-bed line. So I'm thinking that made it so that one could, officially, sleep cross-wise and so have a large bed and a larger kitchen

YUP---- if one cuts the support pieces for the bed with forethought, there are many combinations posssible.... Ours can be made into two bunks 24" wide, a single front 24" bunk, a single front 36" bunk, a 48" wide bed sleeping crosswise, or a approx 72" square bed. Larry