Seating
We bought our unit a 2018 Forest River 24c. Its ex rental. Anyways, my biggest complaint are the cab seats and the kitchen nook seats. I can probably live with the cab seating, raising up a little b...
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This guy knows what he's talking about and his videos are decently made. This one in particular shows how he replaced the dinette with recliners.
His dinette was in a slide, but that isn't really relevant.
My dinette is a funky half-moon shape and sticks out way too far in the walkway. I don't expect to ever need to sleep 2 people on it. First thing I'm going to do is take out the table, and the huge space wasting back cushions, and replace the back cushions with normal rectangular cushions. If that's not satisfactory, I'll tear out the whole thing and put in a homebuilt custom sized sofa, similar to this plan.
The downside of removing the dinette in a small RV is that you lose the table surface, which is handy when cooking. You also lose the storage in the seats. That's why I plan to make an open-frame sofa with the space for storage bins underneath.
His dinette was in a slide, but that isn't really relevant.
My dinette is a funky half-moon shape and sticks out way too far in the walkway. I don't expect to ever need to sleep 2 people on it. First thing I'm going to do is take out the table, and the huge space wasting back cushions, and replace the back cushions with normal rectangular cushions. If that's not satisfactory, I'll tear out the whole thing and put in a homebuilt custom sized sofa, similar to this plan.
The downside of removing the dinette in a small RV is that you lose the table surface, which is handy when cooking. You also lose the storage in the seats. That's why I plan to make an open-frame sofa with the space for storage bins underneath.
