Kitchen, Bathroom, and Storage Review

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Newell Coach 10 Year Evolution: How Similar Are They? (1996 vs 2005)

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What happens here

The presenter moves to the kitchen and bathroom areas of the 2005 coach. He examines the dinette, which in the 2005 model features a slide-out mechanism for a full wrap-around seating area (a feature his 1996 non-slide model lacks due to space constraints). He notes the specialized cooktop that maximizes counter space and the different control panel with illuminated buttons. The hidden Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer drawers are highlighted as a luxurious, seamlessly integrated feature. The washer/dryer unit is noted as being "identical" in type and installation to his 1996 coach, with similar cabinet construction and latches. The custom leather-wrapped hinges are also pointed out as a detailed aesthetic touch.

Goal: Evaluate functional and aesthetic improvements in utility and storage areas.

Tools and materials

2005 Newell Coach Motorhome Newell Coach — Subject of interior comparison
Cabinet Latches — Securing cabinets during travel
Control Panel — Managing various coach functions
Cooktop — Preparing meals while conserving counter space
Dinette — Comparing seating and space-saving functionality
Leather-wrapped Hinges — Aesthetic detail on cabinet doors
Slide-out Mechanism — Expanding interior living space
Sub-Zero Refrigerator/Freezer Sub-Zero — High-end, integrated refrigeration
Washer/Dryer Pod Whirlpool — Laundry facilities

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looks to be more more fluffy the dinette pretty similar but this one since it's a slide-out it this is also a moveable to pop this out and have a full wraparound which is pretty neat mine does not do that because it's a non slide and it would take up too much room we go these real cool curved cabinets in here finished with the same carpet that has not changed this is the cooktop I'd rather have takes up less room mine does not have buttons like this control panel looks much much newer than mine these lights are the same all my engine lights are like these type of lights here this is actually the fridge which is pimp sub-zero like this is this is some top-level stuff that is so cool and it's all hidden like you don't see it it looks like another cabinet now the washer/dryer pod is identical to my 96 I tentacle same cabinet construction same latches it's all the same and mine also has this the leather wrapped around the hinges too which is a really cool detail and the way they kind of put these mirrors in here mine is also built that way the doors they put over these control panels I didn't show you but mine has a thermostat in the rear closet that looks just like this then up here the trim is put together between like just the curve the thickness of this the leather the radius it's all just splitting image of how mine is put together here's the paper the toilet seat is on the toilet unlike mine is not on the toilet anymore as you saw I don't know what year it was but at some point they started going to these air-powered the entry doors as opposed to the flip-out ones and a little fun fact Dale Earnhardt jr. is even his newest one I'm pretty sure but his Oh five would be the same years this one he was like the only guy to request the regular flip out door because I guess I give someone knocks on it you can like you know just open it up like is there kind of thing and then it doesn't just fling open and they can barge in and I think that's a valid point in favor of a standard door instead of that door

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