The Jay Flight 34RSBS has a wide open rear living room floorplan with opposing slideouts. The rear sofa is a hide-a-bed that converts to a bed for extra sleeping. Ahead of the sofa is a slideout on the door side with a dinette and theatre seats. The free standing table and chairs. Across from the main slideout is another slideout with the entertainment center and galley in it. The entertainment center has a large 39" HD TV with DVD player and a fireplace below the TV. The galley includes a large two door refrigerator and freezer, microwave, stove and oven. There is also an island with a split sink and extra storage below. A very large cabinet storage is located along the front wall of the kitchen with lots of storage. The main entrance is located in front of the main slideout and has access to a hallway that opens to the bedroom and the bathroom. The bathroom is all in one with a corner shower, toilet, sink, vanity and wardrobe closet. In the front of the camper is the private master bedroom with a slideout queen bed. There is a chest of drawers at the foot of the bed and a large closet across the front of the camper along with a storage area with washer/dryer prep.On the outside of the camper is updraded .024" Mesa aluminum siding (stronger than others who only use .019" aluminum). The integrated A frame is home to the connection to the tow vehicle with an easy to use power tongue jack as well as the battery and 2 30# LP tanks. All four corners have stabilizer jacks for a solid foundation. The stabilizer jacks are electrically powered and operate with the touch of a button. A powered awning also provides additional living space on the door side. On the back of the camper is a ladder for easy access to the roof and a spare tire for security while travelling.Jayco construction starts with the industry's strongest foundations. Many competitors modify or weld stock frames, which can weaken the integrity of your foundation. Jayco's custom-manufactured frames offer higher strength and durability. The A-frame is integrated to the rest of the frame and runs through the main frame. This prevents the hitch from buckling - a common issue in competing tack-welded designs. The main frame rails from front to back are I-class cambered structural steel I-beams. Jayco uses a unique molded, one-piece design to prevent the unit from twisting; competing three-piece I-beams can warp over thime at the welded seams. Full width outriggers that are spaced 4-6 feet apart (versus 8 feet) better support the weight of the sidewalls. Jayco is known for superior construction and quality of craftsmanship. Jayco takes pride is using top-quality materials and innovative techniques. That has led to the latest construction advancement: the Jayco Magnum Truss Roof System. 50% stronger than other roofs in the industry, built to outlast everything but your memories.