360FLS: the living room rides over the hitch
Grand Design puts the 360FLS living room in the front cap. Two tri-fold sofas face each other from opposite slides, theater seating spans the front wall with a slide top at each end, and an entertainment center with a 50-inch TV lift separates the living room from the kitchen. The island, pantry, microwave over the range, and 16-cubic-foot refrigerator are mid-ship, with the booth dinette (swivel dinette optional) opposite. The bath sits between the kitchen and the rear bedroom, where the 60-by-80-inch queen (king optional) rides in an off-door slide beside washer/dryer prep and a 40-inch TV.
The cost shows at the hitch. At 2,600 lb it is 8 of 8, the heaviest, and at 21% of the 12,388 lb dry weight it is also the largest pin share in the lineup. The 362TBS is 0 ft 9 in longer and 112 lb heavier yet lists 200 lb less on the pin. That is arithmetic from brochure averages, not a scale ticket, but it is the figure a truck's payload has to cover before anyone climbs in.
The plan also has two doors. The main entry, with lift-assist steps, opens beside the living room; a second step-above entry opens near the rear bath and bedroom, with a 19-foot awning on the wall between them. No other 2026 Reflection fifth-wheel drawing shows a second entry.
360FLS drawing in Grand Design's 2026 Reflection brochure →The 360FLS in a lineup of eight
360FLS specifications, 2026 brochure and RVUSA
Rear-living and bunk alternatives to the 360FLS
If the front living room is the draw, the 337RLS is the mirror image. If the hitch figure is the worry, the other two are the same size class with less on the pin.
Tri-fold sofa on the rear wall, bedroom in the front with the queen in a slide, king optional, and washer/dryer prep. It is 3 ft 7 in shorter, 1,188 lb lighter, and 300 lb lighter on the hitch.
Open record →Rear living plus a bunk roomReflection 367BHS1 ft 11 in longer and 512 lb heavier, but 50 lb lighter on the hitch. It adds a mid-ship bunk room and runs 1 ft 1 in past a 40-foot pad.
Open record →Nearly the same size, 200 lb less on the pinReflection 362TBS0 ft 9 in longer and 112 lb heavier, with a hitch of 2,400 lb. Its rear room holds a 60-by-80-inch queen under a 54-by-74-inch top bunk instead of a primary bedroom.
Open record →Walking the 360FLS from the front sofas to the rear door
- Sit on each tri-fold sofa and on the theater seating at the front wall, then raise the 50-inch TV. The lift is at the kitchen end of the living room, so check the view from the front-wall seats past both sofas.
- Bring both sofa slides in and see whether you can still cross the living room and sit in the theater seating with the slides closed.
- Walk back past the island and the bath to the bedroom, open the washer/dryer prep space, and decide whether appliances go in there.
- Go outside and open the rear step-above door. Decide which door will be the everyday one, since the 19-foot awning covers the wall between them.
Brochure year and table sources for the 360FLS
Weights, length, height, tank sizes, and the layout come from Grand Design's 2026 Reflection brochure, read again on 2026-09-26. Its weights are standard-build averages and its heights leave out a second air conditioner. GVWR, sleeping capacity, and slide count in the table come from RVUSA's 2026 spec guide. Grand Design's current 360FLS page describes the 2027 model with different weights; this record keeps the 2026 figures.
