A rainy-day tour of Toto’s interior seems in order. Let’s take a look. First, part of the kitchen.
Toto’s kitchen. Actually a good half of Toto, inside, could be called the kitchen area. The kitchen is amidships. There, that’s it. This would be the starboard side.
That vertical bar to the left of the sink is structural, I think, but it also makes a great handhold when you’re entering or exiting the trailer. Some call this the “stripper pole.” I have no idea what this means, Sooz.
Check out this nifty (optional) counter extension. In small trailers, counter space is at a premium; this helps. At a price, of course.
The shot above also reveals the shimmering beauty of Toto’s kitchen sink, with the cover (and extra counter space it provides) removed.
Moving back to the kitchen; note the collapsible stovetop cover. It provides more (and stainless!) counter space when it’s down, and also means we only have to clean the stovetop once every ten years. Peek down there at the bottom right and you can see a corner of the TotoLounge, along with the TotoLounge’s sliding table top, which is currently not installed and just leaning there, wondering what its purpose is.
Note: it’s possible to prepare gourmet meals in Toto’s kitchen:
Can you think of a better meal on a cool autumn evening? I can’t.
Now, a bigger peek at the TotoLounge.
You can see Toto’s tabletop lounging on the floor at the left. A careful look at its fittings, and at the floor in the lounge, may suggest that removable pedestals are around somewhere. They are… they’re under one of the seats. I can’t get ’em today because, well, I can’t.
You can see one of the two “captain’s lamp” fixtures on the upper right. Yeah, those were options too. Those ETI folks saw us coming…
You ready for more? Sure you are. Stay tuned for the next part of our tour.
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