Changing furniture

We also didn't care for the sofa sleeper in our Mountain Air so we changed it out with a full House Leather sofa....How did we do it??

We opened the emergency escape window then blocking it in the up position in the living room and stuck the forks of a forklift in there.. Loaded the sleeper on it end ways and out it went...
The 8' leather sofa went in the same way...Now Mama's happy and so I get be also..

We took our very nice leather Flexsteel cough and chairs and swapped them for the ugly couch and POS recliners that were in our MS when we did the trade. We paid the dealer an extra $500 to do the swap and so glad we did.

Out the front door.

We want to do the same thing, remove the L/J COUCH.
My question is , what is the floor and wall like when you remove them.
Don't think that the recliners will cover the wall comepletly .
Also we have a heat duct coming out the end by the door.
2013 Winnebago, Journey, 40U,

We removed the junk rear sofa/bed and put a 'Best' brand theater love seat in. Super easy. Seat backs come off, then just tilt sideways through the door.

sleepyT wrote:
Anna & Wirenutz

Go to the thread

"Comfortable Sofa Ideas? Experience with Flexsteel Easy Bed"

I have just posted about La-Z-Boy furniture we bought for our 5er..

Hey, Tommy, do you have a link? I have no idea how to find the thread you reference...

Never mind - found it.

Tim

Sounds very doable. Thanks everyone!!

Loving this site!

Anna

Anna & Wirenutz

Go to the thread

"Comfortable Sofa Ideas? Experience with Flexsteel Easy Bed"

I have just posted about La-Z-Boy furniture we bought for our 5er..

We replaced the sofa with a lazy boy - just fit through the door going through vertical. The back came of the original sofa so it was easy to get it through the door.

We removed the recliners in our last 5er and replaced them with a Lane Theater Seating unit.
The recliners came out the door with no problem and the Theater Seating unit comes apart in 3 pieces and went through the door with ease.
When we bought our current 5th Wheel, we removed the recliners from the new 5th Wheel and took our Theater seating unit apart and moved it from our old 5th Wheel to our new 5th Wheel.

If it is a sleeper to replace either take it apart by removing bed (did once) or remove bed (4-6 screws) then remove one arm of couch to get out door then reassemble outside if you wish. We have beautiful black leather side by side Lazy Boy recliners (all one piece) that we measured at store and just made it through the door with backs off. Let the delivery guys do the work to move and reassemble inside. Works great for us.