recliner chairs for 5th wheel

[MarkTwain]

Looking to buy new recliner chairs (2). Where can I buy them?

[Cummins12V98]

azdryheat wrote:
We found some theater chairs at COSTCO that fit perfectly in our toy hauler. I will never buy any more 'made for rv' furniture as it's junk.

I assume you have not owned FlexSteel.

[BarneyS]

MarkTwain wrote:

What is your opinion of recliner chairs from Costco?

We have a reclining, wall hugging sofa that we purchased from Costco some time ago. It is very comfortable, still looks like new, and fit through our door easily (the backs come off).


From what I have observed, most of the furniture Costco sells is pretty good quality. We have a full bedroom set in our home for the past 10 or 12 years that is holding up well also.
Barney

[Ralph_Cramden]

CavemanCharlie wrote:

downtheroad wrote:
Take a look at these....lots of sizes and choices...

Thomas Payne RV Recliners

Those look like they would work nice. I could use them in my house.

Cheap Substandard Lippert junk. They somehow obtained the name which people associate with quality. Not unlike the name "Bell and Howell" which people associate with those bulletproof projectors they used to use in schools. Now it's used to sell the "As seen on TV" Chinese crapola.

[MarkTwain]

Range Maggot Bob wrote:

MarkTwain wrote:

goducks10 wrote:
You can buy them at the same store you'd buy some for your home.

Can you give me the name of a store? What about Camping World?

Another vote for the Lazy Boys. We have them and love them. For pete's sake stay away from Camping World!

What is your opinion of recliner chairs from Costco?

[Texas_Roadrunn1]

We also have Lazy Boy backs come off which makes them easy to get inside the fiver. Our sofa is also Lazy Boy and we upgraded with a temper pedi mattress which makes it more comfortable for our guests. Having lots of fabric and leather choices is an added benefit.

[Range_Maggot_Bo]

MarkTwain wrote:

goducks10 wrote:
You can buy them at the same store you'd buy some for your home.

Can you give me the name of a store? What about Camping World?

Another vote for the Lazy Boys. We have them and love them. For pete's sake stay away from Camping World!

[TheBar]

Tie them down for traveling! I screwed small sturdy hook loops in the floor behind and out of sight so I can easily strap them down for traveling. I removed the dinette and found 2 recliners at Wayfair.com that were only 27" wide but the seats were 1/2" wider than our big Lazy Boys at home. Difference was the armrests are not oversized with padding. And almost as comfortable to sit in. Still left room for a 12" side table between them. I thought they might be cheap junk but after 2 years of heavy use the quality is great.

[keepmotoring]

You can buy la z boy recliners that are comfortable and easy to put in. That is what we have done in the past. The backs come off so easy to get in. But make sure the back does come off so it is easy to get in.

[machunt]

rear living yes, chairs are in the back, we put them on the couch on the rear slide.

[JesLookin]

We also used a LazyBoy love seat in our camper. Look for their Pinnacle line of products, a little smaller and with wallhugger feature. We didn't go with the electric recline feature because we often camp without electric.

[goducks10]

machunt wrote:
We would love to replace ours as well. but we have a issue, when we pack up we neeed to put our chairs on the couch to travel. any ideas?

Need more info. Rear living? Slide? Measurements?

[machunt]

We would love to replace ours as well. but we have a issue, when we pack up we neeed to put our chairs on the couch to travel. any ideas?

[ol_Bombero-JC]

colliehauler wrote:
Another vote for LazyBoy recliners. The back comes off so you can fit them in the door. Check your local furniture store or look online for a retailer.

For the OP (where to purchase?): ANY* store that sells recliners!
(see *caveat below)
Go to same store where you would purchase a recliner for you sticks & bricks (home).

NOTE what "colliehauler" posted: Most recliners are in TWO pieces before assembly. Assembly is VERY simple! The back slides into a notch and post (on each side of the chair base) with a device to secure it.

Make sure it's NOT a "one piece" chair!

*Caveat: (IMO) CampingWorld would *never* be my choice as a location to look for recliners!

~

[CavemanCharlie]

downtheroad wrote:
Take a look at these....lots of sizes and choices...

Thomas Payne RV Recliners

Those look like they would work nice. I could use them in my house.