Tour video of the 2022 Thor Tellaro 20A

[RSKDSK]

Here is a quick tour of the 2022 Thor Tellaro 20A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-kH3gqpXKc

[Scubawise]

Nice little rv. As Matt reviews how is the toilet area for someone 6ft or above? I guess toilet is plastic?
Great review

[RSKDSK]

Thank You for the compliments! The wet bath I found to be the one downside as it was smaller than other wet baths I have reviewed. I am about 5'4" and weigh in around 105-110lbs and I found it tight.

[Scubawise]

Lora biggest issue was travel trailer wet bath.
Climbing over each other in bed no problem.
$113k bath would destroy her
Keep the videos coming.
You will be on national TV one day

[Chance]

Small bathroom is a small price to pay for a van that can travel and sleep 4 people in my opinion. There is only so much room to work with, and bathroom is one compromise. Compared to original Winnebago 59G, the Tellaro’s roof-top bed obviously helps with space, allowing for larger primary bed below, but comes at expense of secondary bed requiring climbing, canvas sides, and questionable heating and air conditioning.

I have seen similar do-it-yourself designs that use a Porta-Potti in place of cassette toilet, so when showering, you have option to move it out of bathroom for greater stand-up room. Or it can be left inside to sit on. Bottom line is that the smaller the motorhome, the more things you have to do without, and the greater the compromises. And since pricing is comparable or higher than larger Class C, buyer has to value the smaller size of a Class B, and benefits smallness provides.