While other RVs may be retrofitted to accommodate wheelchairs,
this coach is designed to be fully accessible, not to mention luxurious.
Inside, all the light switches, the interior control panel,
and the system monitor are placed lower for easier access. The kitchen counters
are also lowered, the microwave is located below the cooktop, and the dinette
is L-shaped.
The roll-in shower has a seat and a lowered showerhead.
There are grab bars in the bathroom and a roll-under sink.
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This 40-foot coach sells for $198,000. This is a slightly
higher price tag than similar coaches in the Canyon Star line, which Richardson
said is due mostly to the Braun Century 2 powered wheelchair lift that has been
turning so many heads.
“We have other 39-footers like this that are $185,000 or
$190,000, but those have four slides and this only has two. But the ramp itself
weighs 1,000, and is easily $10,000, and this coach is designed specifically to
allow someone who’s in a wheelchair to be able to enjoy the RV lifestyle.”
For more information, visit www.newmarcorp.com.
For more information, visit www.newmarcorp.com.
This is very interesting. My husband and I have wondered why there were no handicapped accessible RVs on the market. Good to see that someone has taken an interest in serving this population!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is interested in more information regarding this motor home please contact Kevin Richardson...239-707-2888
ReplyDeleteMy e-mail address is: kevin.richardson@northtrailrv.com