Cabinets Next to Couch

[chemist308]

Has anyone with a RL floorplan removed the cabinets on either side of the rear couch? Was the flooring finished under them? Also, how far back in the floor were the power lines drilled through? I'm wondering if I'd be able to replace them with 24 inch deep cabinets, and put an outlet out the cabinet sides.

The overall plan to have office space and space for a chair beside. I sold the couch and am looking to rip one of them out to replace with a built in desk. All of this working remote finally gave me the itch to do this.

 

[NB Canada]

Can’t help but my guess is the flooring is one of the first things installed for speed
I am sure everything is built on top of it

The cutting and time to get an exact fit once cabinets are in would not be the way it is imo


2021 Imagine 2400 BH
2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 crew

 

[CoChris-MGRV]

Has anyone with a RL floorplan removed the cabinets on either side of the rear couch? Was the flooring finished under them? Also, how far back in the floor were the power lines drilled through? I'm wondering if I'd be able to replace them with 24 inch deep cabinets, and put an outlet out the cabinet sides.

The overall plan to have office space and space for a chair beside. I sold the couch and am looking to rip one of them out to replace with a built in desk. All of this working remote finally gave me the itch to do this.

On our 2018 Solitude, the floor (comgoleum) is finished all the way to the wall edges (even under the cabinets). The electrical holes are roughly 4~6" from the back wall and fairly close tot he side wall on our unit.

Chris

 

[chemist308]

Thanks. That's good to know. I decided to try to build the desk off what's already there though.

 

[PaulEWog]

This is my 337RLS maybe it will help you.

 

[SmallBoxMaker]

Thanks. That's good to know. I decided to try to build the desk off what's already there though.

FWIW, I took out the couch and cabinets and built a sewing desk for my wife:
https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/showthread.php/25694-Sewing-desk?p=253721#post253721

The same thing would work well for an office.

IIRC, the floor looked like the pictures PaulEWog (great name!) posted.