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After a long day on the road, this slim center console helps you settle in and relax. It slips in neatly between your Thomas Payne recliners, giving you cupholders for drinks and hidden storage to stash the small things that always go missing.
When your RV seating never seems to have enough room for drinks or the stack of remotes that always goes missing, this slim 5" Seismic console fills that gap. It connects between your left- and right-arm recliners with built-in metal tabs, giving you two cupholders and a flip-top storage compartment without taking up valuable space. It's the piece that keeps movie nights tidy, phones corralled, and drinks within reach, especially when you're trying to unwind after travel days.
Wrapped in the same McCoy PolyHyde as your Seismic recliners, this console blends into your setup like it was installed from day one. The soft, leather-like finish feels upscale but wipes clean after pets jump up, you spill a drink, or dirt gets tracked in after setting up camp. It pulls your whole loveseat together and gives your space a clean, finished look.
Ratings & Reviews
Easy to install, great color.
We got the complete set (left, right and 5" center console) to replace our 4 year old OE theater seating that was peeling. We like the look and feel of this new set as well as the enhanced massage and heat. It's really great to have a full size cup holder in the center console & each armrest. The furniture is solid and seems to be well made. Installation and assembly was relatively easy. It does have some weight, even when disassembled, so be prepared for that and have a helper and mover's pad or old comforter available to get it into your RV without damage.
Why did we buy Thomas Payne again? The 7 year fabric warranty was the main reason. This set also has a heavier weight foam that is still comfortable but should hold up for the long haul. Pricing through etrailer was very competitive and less expensive than a direct order.
Some things we learned. The power supply is zip tied under the seat to the frame in a small box. The installation manual doesn't clearly show where to connect the power supply to the chair. Fig 8 shows the power supply and does say "the AC adapter plugs into the back lower corner of each seat (Fig 9D)". The illustration in Fig 9D seems to show a cable coming from the bottom of the seat when there is actually a small plastic receptacle build into the back of the armrest section of the seat. The power supply has a locking clip that must be removed to get the cable to seat in the receptacle. That locking clip is similar to the two cables that must be connected between the back and the seat for the headrest and lumbar support, so it's a bit confusing because we were looking under the chair for another cable instead of looking for the receptacle.
This item shipped to us from Thomas Payne (Lippert) via freight. Our order to ship time was ~3 weeks (which included the Christmas holidays) and transit time was 5 business days (including New Years) so total order to receipt was ~4 weeks. Everything came on a pallet and the freight company driver was kind enough to put it in our garage.
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Nick S.
1/19/2026
This is great to hear and I really appreciate your feedback and quick pointers! I am glad you are liking the upgrade you made and hope you keep enjoying them in the future. What kind of RV did you replace these in?