362TBS: a queen in the bunk room and 1 in of roof margin
Grand Design's drawing gives the 362TBS two full-size beds. The front bedroom has a lengthwise 60-by-80-inch queen and a wardrobe slide. The rear room puts a second 60-by-80-inch queen on the lower level with a 54-by-74-inch top bunk above it, reached by a ladder, plus TV prep and its own wardrobe slide. A 40-inch entertainment center stands angled at the front of that room. Between the two, the living area follows the family pattern: pantry, microwave over the range, and 16-cubic-foot refrigerator in the off-door slide, an island with the sink, and theater seating (tri-fold sofa optional) with a booth dinette opposite. A griddle and a 4.1-cubic-foot refrigerator sit outside the rear corner.
At 39 ft 11 in it is 7 of 8 on length and fits a 40-foot pad with 0 ft 1 in to spare. Dry weight is 12,500 lb, also 7 of 8, but the hitch is 2,400 lb, 5 of 8, and at 19.2% of dry weight its pin share is 2 of 8 lowest. Tanks total 232 gal, with 79 gal gray and 79 gal black, second only to the 311BHS.
The height is the catch. The brochure lists 13 ft 5 in, the tallest of the eight, and footnotes that its heights exclude a second air conditioner. Against a 13 ft 6 in clearance that leaves 1 in, arithmetic that a second rooftop unit would erase. Measure the actual unit before routing it under a low bridge or into a storage building.
Sources and model year: length, weights, height, tanks, and room labels come from Grand Design's 2026 Reflection brochure, read again on 2026-09-26; its weights are standard-build averages. GVWR, sleeping capacity, and slide count in the table come from RVUSA's 2026 spec guide. Grand Design's current 362TBS page carries the 2027 model code, so the 2026 brochure remains the source here.
Grand Design 2026 Reflection brochure, 362TBS drawing and figures →Four 362TBS checks, from the ladder to the roofline
- Climb the ladder to the 54-by-74-inch top bunk and sit up. Then lie on the queen below it and check the clearance under the bunk.
- From the lower queen, find the TV prep wall and open the rear wardrobe slide. This is a room with two sleeping levels, and the storage has to serve both.
- Bring the bunk-room and kitchen slides in and walk from the entry to the rear room. That is the route to the beds at an overnight stop.
- Look at the roof on the unit you are buying. If it has a second air conditioner, the brochure's 13 ft 5 in no longer applies; measure before the first trip.
362TBS versus the 311BHS, 367BHS, and 360FLS
One other rear bunk room, one mid-ship bunk room, and the same-size plan with no bunks.
800 lb lighter but 50 lb heavier on the hitch. Its rear room has a 34-inch flip-top over a tri-fold sofa and a 44-inch bunk instead of a queen, its tanks are the family's largest at 248 gal, and it stands 6 in lower at 12 ft 11 in.
Open record →Bunk room mid-ship, living room at the rearReflection 367BHS1 ft 2 in longer, 400 lb heavier, and 150 lb heavier on the hitch, with a tri-fold sofa under a 64-by-88-inch upper bed area. Its black tank is 39 gal, 40 less, and it runs 1 ft 1 in past a 40-foot pad.
Open record →Same size class, no bunksReflection 360FLS0 ft 9 in shorter and 112 lb lighter, but 200 lb heavier on the hitch. The front cap becomes a living room with two facing sofas, and the only bedroom is at the rear.
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