Are you 6' tall?

I'm 6'2 and, after the first day, I just sort of forgot about it. You become acclimated, I think. No head bumps and no discomfort. You pretty much have to sit down to take a shower but that's not a big issue to me and much better than using a public shower. As indelicate as this may be, standing up to use the toilet is a little comical as it takes a bit of contortion to accomplish. Other than that, I will honestly tell you that, for me, I don't even notice.

Even if you're short, sitting down for the shower is the preferred method :-)

5'3 1/2" and I stand for my shower....because I can

@verna: now you're just braggin'

I'll go in feet first. I don't have any problem with that aspect either. If I scoot my head towards the top, all of me fits, but then I have to worry about banging my head when I sit up, so I tend to scoot down a bit to prevent that. I usually just bend my knees a little and I'm back on the bed or I let them dangle off the end and that doesn't bother me either. Someone in an earlier thread who was three to five inches taller than me came up with a very creative solution using a collapsible cube between the bed and the refrigerator and one of the small side cushions to extend the bed. I can't recall the thread or even the topic or I'd link to it.

"Tried straddling the toilet, but got my foot stuck......... Didn't tell Liz about that one, so don't tell! "

Now that's just plain funny!

marknjudy said:

Someone in an earlier thread who was three to five inches taller than me came up with a very creative solution using a collapsible cube between the bed and the refrigerator and one of the small side cushions to extend the bed. I can't recall the thread or even the topic or I'd link to it.

That was @webcrawler in this thread: http://tab-rv.vanillaforums.com/discussion/comment/53539#Comment_53539
A collapsible foot stool might work as well (same kind you'd use with T@B side tent) plus Velcro to hold the side cushion in place.
Something more elaborate would be hinged legs with extension shelf or collapsible shelf brackets to hold an extension.
In either case the result would be 1-2ft extension on the passenger side couch that is removed during the day.

In the CS-S my head and feet can touch the walls, but sleeping at a slight angle makes that a non event.  When I look in the mirror to shave, what I see is not my face!  That could be remedyed by attaching one to the inside of the cabinet doors. 

At 5'11" I can't quite stand either, but it's close.  I can sleep east-west on the bed just fine with my 5"4' wife.  We have the CS (no shower). It gets real interesting though when you got two times 2-year olds crawling between you when you're trying to sleep, and keeping them from falling off the end.

Hubby is 6'2". He refuses to use the bathroom/shower. (It was more of a requirement for me and our little one anyway.) He doesn't seem to have an issue with the interior height really, but he does hit his head on the back cupboard pretty often. (We sleep with our heads under there.)

This may seem off topic but hang with me. If you're 6' or over you NEED to lose the fold down table and go with bed slats. I have loved my T@b since the day I saw her but have had a troubled relationship with that table. I tolerated it but it made the space a little 'cozy'. This is the first weekend with no table and with slats and my camper feels twice as spacious! We don't have a table because we haven't decided on what we want; but I've decided no table would serve me just fine. 

I'm not showing pics or listing it as a mod because it's been done dozens of times. I'm putting it here because tall people need to know this and the title of this thread relates to people over 6'. I just fell in love with my T@b all over again. Best $30 and half hour I've ever spent. 

I am 6'1" and I have adapted to the T@B just fine.  Bathroom, everything I do in there I do sitting.  It is just easier to back in and sit down.  I have done dishes kneeling at the counter and cooked sitting on the end of the setee.  When I have a choice I just do my dishes outside and I cook on the grill while my wife does the inside cooking.  I have done a few head bumps when getting out of bed but it almost instinctive now to slide down and then sit up.  I don't have any issues with the length of the bed.  We did get rid of the stock table and put in bed slats.  With no table in the camper it feels huge inside.  We have a small tray we can sit on the settee between us for snacks.  We have a small table that we can use inside or in the tent if we can't use the picnic table.  

marknjudy said:

This may seem off topic but hang with me. If you're 6' or over you NEED to lose the fold down table and go with bed slats. I have loved my T@b since the day I saw her but have had a troubled relationship with that table. I tolerated it but it made the space a little 'cozy'. This is the first weekend with no table and with slats and my camper feels twice as spacious! We don't have a table because we haven't decided on what we want; but I've decided no table would serve me just fine. 

I'm not showing pics or listing it as a mod because it's been done dozens of times. I'm putting it here because tall people need to know this and the title of this thread relates to people over 6'. I just fell in love with my T@b all over again. Best $30 and half hour I've ever spent. 

We bought the Walmart table when we put in the slats.  We've used a couple of slats as a coffee table, and now just use slats for eating inside.  If it's nice we eat outside anyway.  

I'm 6' and have adjusted well to the T@B. It's small enough that you're not doing a lot of walking around in there. The bathroom can be a bit tricky so I'll typically use the park restroom. My 5' wife loves it though. As for sleeping, I sleep at a mostly an angle and it works well for us.

My husband is 6'1" and he adjusted easily. I've mentioned perhaps getting a 400 in the future because of the larger bathroom and taller ceilings, but he said our little outback is just fine.