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04-21-2022, 09:17 AM #11
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The 150 series has 1" foam ext walls vs the 1.5" foam in the Reflction
Not good in heat or cold.
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04-27-2022, 05:45 PM #12
I can only relate knowledge from the 2018 model year differences...
1. Less beefy steel frame.
2. Thinner plywood flooring.
3. Thinner less insulated walls (as mentioned above).
4. Overall more plastic parts.
That being said, we loved our Reflection 150 5th wheel. It was our first RV and gave us a positive impression of Grand Design.2021 Winnebago 2932 5th wheel
2020 F350 w/7.3 Godzilla
2018 Reflection 220RK - sold 11/20
2018 Titan XD 4x4 SL - sold 11/20
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04-27-2022, 08:32 PM #13
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I apologize for repeating what you have already stated, but the ‘slide in the bedroom’ is a huge difference in my mind.
That saves a lot of weight.
I think most (maybe all?)150s have only one or no slides.
I own a 28bh, and that extra slide storage makes a big difference in convenience. But we don’t pack light. ‘Load the kids and stuff we may or may not use, and go’
More considerate packers probably don’t need it.
The one thing I love about the 28bh is that I have never wished I had more storage space.
But I would go with the 290BH if towing capacity is a concern.Last edited by Conguero; 04-27-2022 at 08:35 PM.
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05-22-2022, 04:34 PM #14
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I know this thread is a bit old, but we bought our 28BH in April and was trying to narrow it down between the same 2 campers. The part that sold us on the 28BH was the bedroom, there was quite a bit more room to move around the bed, especially on the street side of the camper.
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