The DW and I are looking at ideas to upgrade to theater seating in our Outback 316RL. Since it's just the two of us we figure we can have any guests sleep on an air mattress. The couch is not comfortable to sit on at all, seems to be too short for any type of leg support while seated. Only trick I see is that we have the booth dinette and not a free standing table unit so the space is fixed. I realize C-World has a few versions based on what you want to spend, so that is one option, but I am hoping others have come up with other solutions as well.

Get the measurements that you need for the space. Go to any of the furniture stores in your area. We got a Best Furniture theater seat for our 5th wheel at a local furniture store. There's many different brands out there. It doesn't have to be an RV specific sofa.

We replaced our jackknife sofa in our class c for theater seating. It was a great change. We got ours at a place called, Shop 4 seats. They specialize in rv furniture. Be aware that a lot of non rv specific furniture will not fit through many rv doors. Our theater seating came in 3 sections and easily fit through the door and was the exact same dimensions as the sofa it replaced, plus is a "wall away" style which is important in an rv.

CW and furniture.................NOPEBuy furniture via a furniture store.Measure area where you want it to go Side to side, height and DEPTH (especially when in use)Measure door entry.Make sure furniture comes apart so sections can come in thru doorReplaced the OEM Flex Steel Junk with seating from LazyBoys

We took out the booth dinette in our truck camper and put in two lazyboys. The dinette was in a slide so there was enough let room to recline. The back comes off the chairs so getting them in was no problem. We have a 2006 Lance 1191.

I appreciate the help in figuring this out, I didn't really think regular furniture would work in the TT. This gives me some options!

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goducks10
Explorer
Oct 14, 2016
Get the measurements that you need for the space. Go to any of the furniture stores in your area. We got a Best Furniture theater seat for our 5th wheel at a local furniture store. There's many different brands out there. It doesn't have to be an RV specific sofa.
BendOrLarry
Explorer
Oct 14, 2016
We replaced our jackknife sofa in our class c for theater seating. It was a great change. We got ours at a place called, Shop 4 seats. They specialize in rv furniture. Be aware that a lot of non rv specific furniture will not fit through many rv doors. Our theater seating came in 3 sections and easily fit through the door and was the exact same dimensions as the sofa it replaced, plus is a "wall away" style which is important in an rv.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Oct 14, 2016
CW and furniture.................NOPE

Buy furniture via a furniture store.

Measure area where you want it to go
Side to side, height and DEPTH (especially when in use)

Measure door entry.

Make sure furniture comes apart so sections can come in thru door

Replaced the OEM Flex Steel Junk with seating from LazyBoys
bilmarde
Explorer
Oct 14, 2016
We took out the booth dinette in our truck camper and put in two lazyboys. The dinette was in a slide so there was enough let room to recline. The back comes off the chairs so getting them in was no problem. We have a 2006 Lance 1191.
ajk170
Explorer
Oct 15, 2016
I appreciate the help in figuring this out, I didn't really think regular furniture would work in the TT. This gives me some options!
DrewE
Explorer II
Oct 15, 2016
Before you get too far with regular furniture, do double-check that there's nothing important underneath the existing couch. Sometimes the bottom of the couch houses storage compartments or mechanical systems that make it hard to put regular household furniture in its place. (Sometimes it doesn't, as well.)
ajk170
Explorer
Oct 15, 2016
DREWE- good call- I've never looked under the couch to see if there is any electricity or other things! Hadn't considered that.
Strabo
Explorer
Oct 15, 2016
We prefer goucho's to recliners. We had ours re done with new padding and cloth, comfy.
BuckyBadger
Explorer
Oct 15, 2016
Strabo wrote:
We prefer goucho's to recliners. We had ours re done with new padding and cloth, comfy.

What are those?...I googled it and came up with no furniture.
ktmrfs
Explorer II
Oct 15, 2016
ajk170 wrote:
I appreciate the help in figuring this out, I didn't really think regular furniture would work in the TT. This gives me some options!

It does. we took the two rockers out of our 295RE, and put in two ekorness swivel chairs with footstools. SO much nicer and more comfortable.

As mentioned, make sure you can get stuff through the door.