Move waters tanks so they are positioned over the axels. The water tanks are one of the most heaviest items in the build. think of getting a bigger tank than 50 gallons

design a front kitchen to take advantage of the v nose  shape

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https://www.hensley-homes.com/properties/20ft.-custom-toy-hauler

Your image shows:

• A V‑shaped front layout for water tanks
• A bathroom zone directly behind it
• Shower on one side
• Toilet on the opposite side
• Tank depth around 3’11”
• Total front section tank depth 8’5″
• Another tank 3’11” behind the bathroom

This is perfectly aligned with your trailer’s:

• 8’5″ V‑nose width
• 18″ V‑nose depth
• 4’5″ angled side walls
• 8’1″ finished interior width
• 21’2″ total interior length

Your drawing is essentially a scaled architectural version of your trailer’s front 8–9 feet.

 

Working interior & axes

• Finished width: 97″ (X = 0″ driver wall → 97″ passenger wall)
• Total length (with V): 254″ (Y = 0″ nose point → 254″ rear)
• Rectangular box starts: Y ≈ 18″

1. Front bench / tank cabinet (under the “seating” concept)

This is your front wrap cabinet that visually acts like a bench and structurally hides the three tanks.

Cabinet footprint:

• X = 20″ → 77″
• Y = 10″ → 60″

That gives:

• Room for the V‑nose angle at the very front
• Depth for tanks + framing + access
• A “bench” feel along the front and slightly back into the rectangular section

2. Tank positions inside that cabinet

Using:

• 50 gal fresh: 22.25″ (X) × 14.25″ (Y)
• 30 gal grey: 17.5″ (X) × 12″ (Y) each

All three centered left/right within the cabinet, left → right:

Left grey (30 gal):

• X = 20″ → 37.5″
• Y = 24″ → 36″

Fresh (50 gal):

• X = 37.5″ → 59.75″
• Y = 24″ → 38.25″

Right grey (30 gal):

• X = 59.75″ → 77.25″
• Y = 24″ → 36″

All three sit fully inside the front bench/cabinet zone (X 20–77, Y 10–60).

3. Shower (driver‑side, just aft of tank bench)

To echo that render—shower on one side, toilet on the other, bench/tanks in front—we’ll keep the shower slightly driver‑side, just behind the tank cabinet.

Assuming 36″ wide × 24″ deep:

• X = 24″ → 60″
• Y = 60″ → 84″

That:

• Keeps it aligned with the tank cabinet
• Leaves a clear passenger‑side path to the toilet
• Gives you a nice “front bathroom zone” feel

4. Nature’s Head toilet (passenger side)

Planning box: 19″ wide × 21″ deep

Place it on the passenger side, roughly opposite the shower, with some space between toilet and front bench.

• X = 72″ → 91″
• Y = 60″ → 81″

So:

• You walk into the front area
• Bench/tank cabinet is visually ahead/angled
• Shower is front‑left (driver side)
• Toilet is front‑right (passenger side)

5. Quick copy block

Front bench / tank cabinet:

• X = 20″ → 77″
• Y = 10″ → 60″

Left grey tank (30 gal):

• X = 20″ → 37.5″
• Y = 24″ → 36″

Fresh tank (50 gal):

• X = 37.5″ → 59.75″
• Y = 24″ → 38.25″

Right grey tank (30 gal):

• X = 59.75″ → 77.25″
• Y = 24″ → 36″

Shower (36″ × 24″, driver side):

• X = 24″ → 60″
• Y = 60″ → 84″

Nature’s Head toilet (passenger side):

• X = 72″ → 91″
• Y = 60″ → 81″

📐 WORKING INTERIOR SPACE

Rectangular Interior (Finished After Front/Back Wall Build‑Up)

• Length: 19′ 8″ (This is the 20′ interior minus 2″ front wall and 2″ back wall)
• Width: 8′ 1″ (97″) (This already includes your 2″ per‑side wall build‑up — no further subtraction)

V‑Nose Extension

• Centerline depth added by V‑nose: 18″
• Side wall length from the 20′ mark to the point: 4′ 5″
• Base width of V (same as trailer width): 8′ 1″ (97″)

Total Finished Interior Length (Centerline)

➡️ Total finished interior length including V‑nose: \\21′ 2″ (254″)\\**

Finished Interior Height

➡️ Finished height: 77.5″ (6′ 5.5″)

📏 SUMMARY BLOCK

Finished Interior Dimensions (V‑Nose Trailer):

• Rectangular Length: 19′ 8″
• V‑Nose Depth: 18″
• Total Length (Centerline): 21′ 2″
• Finished Width: 8′ 1″ (97″)
• Finished Height: 77.5″ (6′ 5.5″)

Build‑Up Used:

• Floor: 4″
• Ceiling: 2.5″
• Front Wall: 2″
• Back Wall: 2″
• Side Walls: 2″ per side (already included in the 8’1″ width)