Best Options for Replacing RV Theater Seating with Residential Furniture

[docque]

I go through furniture pretty quickly. I tend to favor my left side so my recliners and chairs tend to lean to the left over time.

According to what GD says, the slide on my RV can handle about 2000 lbs. So I assume that I should be able to go to a furniture store and buy a replacement.

Anyone else do any replacements and what have you used.

Oh, and I do know that whatever it, I am limited to the width of the door.

 

[RV2600RB]

We replaced the L couch in a class A with a dual recliner house couch. Slide held it with no problem. Don’t recall the name of it though.

 

[Jason-Texas]

I go through furniture pretty quickly. I tend to favor my left side so my recliners and chairs tend to lean to the left over time.

According to what GD says, the slide on my RV can handle about 2000 lbs. So I assume that I should be able to go to a furniture store and buy a replacement.

Anyone else do any replacements and what have you used.

Oh, and I do know that whatever it, I am limited to the width of the door.

We replaced our love seat with Lazy Boy Dual reclining love seat, fit in the door, no problem. Should have done it sooner.

 

[RedDog1606]

We have swapped for a loveseat dual recliner twice (two different RVs) - loved both. I didn’t realize until the second one that the backs slide off to get through doors and then slide back on & bolt for stability. At least ours both did. Ask your furniture store & Good luck!

 

[RV2600RB]

We replaced the L couch in a class A with a dual recliner house couch. Slide held it with no problem. Don’t recall the name of it though.

It doesn’t need to fit through the door. Most house furniture have removable backs.