replacing or reupholstering sofa

Almost any local upholstery shop can recover what you have. I built a custom frame for my current coach and had a local upholstery shop make the custom cushions for the sofa. The total price was way less than what RV furniture costs.

brother in law removed the sofa and took it to an upholstery shop to recover. Looks great! They bought the fabric at a fabric warehouse. The upholsery shop told them how much fabric to purchase.

We haven't done it yet, but my wife is going to reupholster ours. We have wanted to since we bought the camper. It is in pretty bad shape. So, every time we go to hobby lobby or one of the sewing shops, we would look at the fabric in the clearance section. We ended up finding a bolt of fabric that we liked and there was enough on it to re cover the couch and the back rests on the dinette booth. She is going to use the old covers as paterns. It is going to save us a ton of money considering we only spent about 175 on the fabric and she works for free supposedly!

We replaced the jack knife sofa in our 99 Winnebago Brave. We wanted a true hide a bed. My wife found one on line that fir the existing space perfectly and also went through the 27" door. It is deeper than the jack knife sofa, but we removed the rear legs and the front legs ride on the floor. The Brave has a slide that doesn't drop down to be level with the floor. Much nicer than original and more or less a real bed after adding memory foam.

We had two sofas in our 06 Cayman. We removed the love seat and replaced it with a Lazyboy recliner...perfect!

Removed our Flexsteel hide a bed and installed a Flexsteel couch with 2 recliners.