Solitude 310GK Loveseat

[BupBoy]

We are ordering a Solitude 310 GK-R and wanted a love-seat instead of the theater seating. I thought that I had seen these in new units. The dealer said that it is not an option. Does this sound correct?

Thanks, Jon

[Second Chance]

As far as I know, the only options on furniture are the colors. Many of us pull out what we don't like and put in something else, though. In our case, we removed the sleeper sofa and put two Ekornes Stressless recliners in its place. MUCH more comfortable. My wife would like her "shortie" Ekornes sofa in place of the theater seats, but it won't fit.

Rob

[BupBoy]

As far as I know, the only options on furniture are the colors. Many of us pull out what we don't like and put in something else, though. In our case, we removed the sleeper sofa and put two Ekornes Stressless recliners in its place. MUCH more comfortable. My wife would like her "shortie" Ekornes sofa in place of the theater seats, but it won't fit.

Rob

Thanks Rob. Looks like we we may do the same thing.

[huntr70]

That dealer was correct, not an option. When you buy it, find a love seat you like and pull the theater seats out. Usually only 4 screws holding it in.

[Second Chance]

Thanks Rob. Looks like we we may do the same thing.

I forgot to mention... Laura didn't like the armrest in the middle of the theater seats (it was removable in our Reflection 337) because she often likes to curl up. The theater seats are modular. I just unscrewed them from the floor, removed the left-hand seat and then the armrest, and then connected the left-hand seat back to the right-hand seat and screwed everything back down. It looks like it came that way, it allows her to do what she wants in the theater seats and gives a few more inches of room in that slide.

Rob

[BupBoy]

I forgot to mention... Laura didn't like the armrest in the middle of the theater seats (it was removable in our Reflection 337) because she often likes to curl up. The theater seats are modular. I just unscrewed them from the floor, removed the left-hand seat and then the armrest, and then connected the left-hand seat back to the right-hand seat and screwed everything back down. It looks like it came that way, it allows her to do what she wants in the theater seat,s and gives a few more inches of room in that slide.

Rob

Thanks Robb, this is exactly what we want. Good to know it is an easy fix.