kelly94942
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A friend of mine is thinking about buying a TT and working from "home". The issue is that his company requires an office with a seperate door to allow this. I know some of the 40' Jayco models have a bunkhouse with a dinette inside that would probably qualify for him, or he could take one of the bunkbeds out of a bunk house to put in a desk for his office area. Any other ideas? Any TTs from any manufacturers that already have a seperate office with door as an option?
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skipnchar
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tom_kat
way upstate new york/lake george area
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some one must still make a 2 door trailer that could be modified to work,looked at a older tt around 2002 that had 2 doors back door was to a bunk room with a walk thru bath to the rest of the trailer had one large slid out and a front bed room.30 to 32 ft model.dont remember the maker.
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Samarai
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Well, not to be too humorous - I use my Casita for living and my Chevy Express van as my office(computer with aircard) and it certainly has separate doors from my living space.
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Fizz
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How about a Toybox Trailer then you can customise the roon any way you need for your office.
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BurbMan
Long Island, NY
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My Old 2002 Sunnybrook would have been perfect if you took the bunks out:
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twwpalmsprings
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I don't know if this would apply in your case, but I'll throw it out there. My neighbor works for a company that also required a separate door/entrance to work from a home office. They were referring to his "stick built" main residence. He parked the TT next to his home, and the TT became his separate entrance. They only wanted a separate entrance if he was going to have his office inside the main home, so the TT qualified as separate.
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Opie431
Bellevue, MI
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I saw one at a campground where the woman used a toy box to make her office. Furniture inside was arranged so they could carry their bikes back there when they were traveling.
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kelly94942
Beaverton, Oregon
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The toy hauler sounds like a great idea! Thanks everyone! 
P.S. - just for further clarification, it's not a seperate ENTRANCE that's required, just a seperate room with a door that can be shut to close it from the rest of the house (trailer?).
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bob444psk
seattle
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check out the 32 jayco. the back bed room is huge. even with the king size bed. its got a nice big desk back there too. very nice.
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