Poll - remove wardrobe? - Page 2

**Bailey'sMom** · 03-24-2019, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Craigrrr

Last year we stayed 2 months in Wisconsin right on lake Michigan in a small harbor. This was our view looking out to the harbor.. It was hard to take for 2 months.

Cool. Where was that?

Craigrrr · 03-24-2019, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Bailey'sMom

Cool. Where was that?

I would like to tell you but it is very limited number of spots, and I am going to keep it my little secret spot. As there are only like 6 spaces full hookups right on the harbor. Sorry

HoMiPa · 05-22-2019, 06:17 PM

I removed the closet when I remodeled my 3023. I stored it, with the thought that eventually I get around to sanding and painting to match the remodel. Haven't done that yet, and probably never will. I love the more open and spacious feel with it gone, and really like the extra counter space. Of course, it's just me, so I don't need the extra storage it provides.

I would suggest you pull it out, and see how you like it. It's literally 3 minutes to pull out, and 3 minutes to put back in.

**B_and_D** · 05-22-2019, 10:04 PM

I don't know where we would put all of our stuff without the wardrobe. If you do pull it out, I'd keep it in case you need to sell.

oldstick · 05-23-2019, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by HoMiPa

I removed the closet when I remodeled my 3023. I stored it, with the thought that eventually I get around to sanding and painting to match the remodel. Haven't done that yet, and probably never will. I love the more open and spacious feel with it gone, and really like the extra counter space. Of course, it's just me, so I don't need the extra storage it provides.

I would suggest you pull it out, and see how you like it. It's literally 3 minutes to pull out, and 3 minutes to put back in.

Wardrobe closet was not there when we purchased our used 3023 either. We like the extra counter space too. We really don't need it with our typical usage. Mainly weekends and short trips.

**Kwantau** · 05-23-2019, 04:34 PM

We have our Wardrobe. Try to live without it for 5 weeks. The first two weeks we have the grandkids with us, one 10 the other 12, the last three by ourselves to recuperate. You would be climbing the walls as to where to put stuff. The three drawers are chockablock full and so is the wardrobe. We love our wardrobe and would not live without it.

tentcamper · 05-23-2019, 08:24 PM

It is not difficult to remove it. Try it and see if you like it. If not re-install.

Casey Freswick · 05-24-2019, 03:03 PM

First trailer had a wardrobe, second did not, TrialManor does. Really like it. But then I almost always travel with suits (I am a pastor and often preach on my vacations, but expect to do even more when I retire next year, or change gears as I like to say). Formal clothing goes to the right so they are on top when the wardrobe is closed down. I think the closet is great.

**wbmiller3** · 05-25-2019, 03:00 PM

I took ours out. We use duffel bags on the counter there instead. The ward-robe had way too much "overhead" in terms of size, bulk, and weight for the storage it provided.

ThePair · 05-28-2019, 12:55 PM

We have ours -- couldn't live without it. Converted the inside to all shelves--rigid on the left, soft/hanging on the right. DW uses it as a combination storage for kid's stuff and pantry for extra stuff that doesn't fit in the usual places. Outside has shelves over the counter -- top is for microwave to free the counter from that monstrosity. Then, three baskets for odds & ends that always seem to need a spot.

We solved the "needs more counter space" conundrum by adding a removable "counter/table" to the end of the fridge counter. For more details on the shelf as well as the counter extension see this thread: https://www.trailmanorowners.com/for...ad.php?t=17134

Everyone's needs are different, but this works for us!