Isle width question?

[RichardEntrekin]

Bryan,

This is the best pic I could find. It is shown with the table pushed into the bench for maximum clearance.

http://www.philcooper.com/gallery/dat-00/IMG_0496_2_40

[BG6]

I have spent much of my weekend modifying or changing the drawings of my bus. I like an open feel to the interior but am having a little difficulty with isle width in regards to my dining booth and counter.

An "open" feel is based on the top half of any enclosed space.  This is why so many apartments and condos are designed with a big opening between kitchen and living room.  Your eyeline is up near the ceiling, not down where the chairs and table are, so that 26" will work for you, especially if you have a lot of windows to let in outside light.

Visitors to my coach comment on how open it seems, even though the luggage racks are still in place and the aisle through the front room is only about 24" wide, because I have left all of the original windows -- light comes in from every direction, and with the drapes open, you can see the landscape.

[bryanhes]

Richard,

Thanks for the photo! Thats a good look as well. So many choices just one bus 

Bryan

[Eagle Andy]

This is what we have Bryan , If I one complaint it's the the china cab leading to the hall .

[bryanhes]

Andy,

You are brave having the China cabinet in there  No sudden stops I guess, lol

Bryan

[Eagle Andy]

Hey Bryan , ya I know it wasn't my design, Eileen has a way of securing the dishes . Pillows lol and we don't own any china 

[Tom Y]

Andy, Very nice.  Is the wood curly maple?  Tom Y

[Eagle Andy]

Thanks Tom y for the nice comment. It is Birch  done by the PO

[TomC]

The Isle in the hallway is 24", which is enough-even though I'm 6'3" and over 300lbs.  Around the bed is 18" which is enough since that is just down at knee level.  Just remember, every inch you can use is gold.  Good Luck, TomC