2720SL slide distance?

[MountainBiker]

I'm new to the forum, and I'll be buying a 2720SL (or similar slide out model, dinette or couch version) within a few months. My budget won't allow me to purchase new, so I'll have to wait until I find the right pre-owned model. My intent is to use this for working remotely, typically solo, but sometimes with my wife. I have been unable to find the distance that slide pulls out. Actually, what I'm hoping someone can tell me is the length of flat floor between the slide and the fridge cabinet.

Thank you in advance, this forum is an excellent resource!

[Larryjb]

If you need an exact measurement to the inch, you will have to wait until some one else answers. However, we have the slide dinette which is similar except for how the slide is configured. With the slide pulled out, there is enough room for us to put an army cot between the slide and fridge.

[DoubleT]

We have a 2720 slide out couch. Just happen to be preparing for a camping trip. My measurement is 62 1/2 inches from bottom of couch to cabinet and door. This is not 62 1/2 all flat space. The couch sit on a little raised platform. From the end of the couch to the end of the raised platform is 24 inches. Hope this helps.

[MountainBiker]

Originally Posted by DoubleT

We have a 2720 slide out couch. Just happen to be preparing for a camping trip. My measurement is 62 1/2 inches from bottom of couch to cabinet and door. This is not 62 1/2 all flat space. The couch sit on a little raised platform. From the end of the couch to the end of the raised platform is 24 inches. Hope this helps.

Okay, 38.5" of flat floor. That's exactly what I'm looking for, thanks! That confirms that I'll have enough room to place a 36" wide sit-stand desk in that area with a little room to spare (I realize I may have to trim it to fit past anything protruding from the fridge cabinet.)

I'm hoping to find a 2720SL close enough to see in person soon, but I just started shopping.

[Larryjb]

If you get a SL, you could put a 2" base for the feet of the desk on the lower part of the floor if find it's not convenient on the flat portion of the floor, or put the desk on the slide itself. I think you will find you will have multiple possible solutions.