Thomas Payne Right Arm RV Recliner w/ LEDs - 27-1/2" Long - Bogey Putty

Video Transcript for Review of Thomas Payne RV Couches and Chairs - Right Arm RV Recliner Bogey Putty LED - LC24FC

Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look together at this Thomas Payne right arm RV recliner in this Bogey Putty color. Now, if you've ever wanted your RV to feel a little bit more like home, this Thomas Payne right arm recliner is going to be a great item for you to consider for your rolling living room. Now, this is a single recliner seat that is made specifically for motor homes and travel trailers. And so, this is not going to be oversized, like some home furniture can be, but it is still going to give you that comfortable lounge-at-home feel and comfort. This is a right arm part, so that just means that this is going to be on the right-hand side when you're facing at the arm, rather.

And it's gonna be useful when you are, for instance, placing or piecing together a modular setup. So, you can pair this with a left arm, which we do carry here at etrailer, or an armless section to create a loveseat or a full reclining sofa. So, check the related products section on this product page and you'll see the other components, other pieces of furniture, like, for instance, the left arm version of this that you could pair with this. I just wanted to give you a view of the other side, here. This upholstery color is called Bogey Putty, as I mentioned at the beginning of our time together, and it's like a neutral beige, grayish tone, so this is going to go great with most RV interiors.

Actually, while I'm turning this around, here, let me give you a view of the back as well, just so you can see. And this material isn't real leather. It's a durable leather-like vinyl that's gonna be designed to hold up to temperature swings, humidity, and the bumps and motions that come with RV life. I think it's gonna be really easy to clean up. So, if you accidentally spill something on it, I think it's gonna be very easy to wipe that up.

And then, you might be interested to know how to actually get the footrest to eject or pull out. So, right here, in between the armrest and the seat cushion, there's what we've called a rip cord. You just pull that, and then that is what is going to release the footrest. So, it's gonna be very easy. And I wanted to show you here at the front, we do have a shoe guard, here, so that's our shoe protector.

That's going to be great, for instance, if you keep your shoes on, and you're not gonna have to worry about that material getting dirty or damaged by your shoes because of that guard on there. Let me line this back up into frame, here, just so you can get the full view. This recliner does come with built-in LED lights. I know my head's cut off a little bit, but I wanted you to see the lights in action, so I'm gonna shut my studio lights off, here. And it's gonna be hard for you to see through the camera, but you can see here at the bottom, we've got these white LEDs, and then in the cup holder as well. I'm gonna turn my lights back on just to give you some perspective, and you can still see those lit up, there. So, a white LED strip at the bottom, and then the cup holder. And then, let me go out to my wide view, here. I'm gonna turn the lights off again. And so, you can definitely see the ring of the cup holder and the strip on the bottom, there, where my foot's at. So, this is a nice touch. It gives you a theater-style vibe. They're powered by a standard 110-volt connection, so you're just gonna be able to plug it into an outlet. It does come with that adapter, as you can see plugged into the wall, there. The lights aren't blinding or flashy. They got more of a soft glow to them that's gonna make it easier to see at night without turning on harsh overhead lighting. So, it's a nice touch if you like relaxing in the evening, for instance, watching TV, and you just want your RV to feel a little bit more upscale. I do like it around the ring, here, the cup holder, just so you can be sure that you're not gonna miss the cup holder when you're putting your drink away. Speaking of the cup holder, you might be wondering if you can turn the lights off. You can. You double-tap the ring of the cup holder, and as you see, the lights turned off. So, you can still keep it plugged in and turn the lights off. But then, if you double tap this again, that is going to turn the lights on, just like that. So, really easy, gives you a modern feel. Since this is made by Thomas Payne, it's a brand known for RV-specific furniture, so it's obviously gonna be designed to fit through narrow RV doors and it's going to be secure while traveling. It's designed to handle the bumps and the vibrations of the road. Let's talk measurements. The overall width from end to end, we're sitting right at about 27 1/2". The overall depth when it's not reclined, about 35". When it's fully reclined, when you're laid out, it's about 64" The overall height is about 39", so it's probably a good idea to have wall clearance of about 2" to 4" so you can recline. Minimal assembly is required. Basically, you're just going to pull this out of the box and you'll just have to slide the back into the seat portion, here. A nice, firm click, and you'll be good to go. If you happen to have any other questions, whether it's about this or anything else that we carry here at etrailer, don't hesitate to reach out to us, because ultimately, we do wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.