After years of camping, your old RV loveseat isn't as comfortable as it used to be. Replace it with a recliner that makes your living space feel like new. Modular sections fit through your RV door and assemble into a complete loveseat.
Your loveseat is one of the most-used pieces of furniture in your RV. When the cushions lose support or the upholstery starts showing wear, replacing it changes how the living area feels. This reclining loveseat restores the comfort of your RV with high-density foam cushions, a spring support system, and Leathaire upholstery that looks like real leather.
Getting a full-size loveseat through an RV door isn't always possible. This loveseat ships as separate left and right seating sections so each piece fits through the doorway before connecting inside your RV. The set includes the required hardware, connectors, and brackets, and assembly doesn't require tools. You'll need to anchor the loveseat to the floor so it doesn't slide around during travel. Floor mounting hardware is not included.
RV floor plans don't leave much room behind the furniture. This recliner requires only 4" to 5" of wall clearance, making it a good choice for slide-outs and other compact living areas.
Keeping this RV loveseat looking its best doesn't take much effort. The Leathaire upholstery wipes clean with a damp cloth, and tougher messes come off using a mild detergent. The cupholders lift out, making them just as easy to clean as the rest of the loveseat.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at our etrailer RV reclining loveseat. Folks, this is going to be 58 inches long or wide if you're looking from the front like the way you're viewing it today. And if your couch or love seat like this in your camper RV is currently faded or starting to show its age, maybe the cushions are flattened out, there's no support, you're feeling every bump, spring, et cetera in that sofa or loveseat, this a great upgrade for you. It's a slate color, very nice. It's gonna match most RV and camper interiors with ease.
I think slate or dark gray goes great with everything personally, but I'm a guy. And this is gonna be paired with high density foam cushions and a combination of both S and round springs, giving you nice comfort and support when you need it after long days of riding, hiking, et cetera, maybe out on the lake. So this is what we call a soft leather upholstery. So it's got a premium look of genuine leather, but it's designed for those demanding RV living days and nights. So it's comfortable, it can wipe clean with a damp cloth.
If you have a tougher mess, maybe some detergent of something that's mild detergent and that should knock it out as well. Water and stuff beads right up on the surface and wipes off with ease. Now one challenge with replacing our RVs and sofas, love seats or whatever is getting it inside and out. So it's very easy to do with these because they come in two boxes. So you have the left hand and the right hand separate.
They do actually kind of marry together and slide into brackets on each side. So down here, you have two brackets that marry up with two brackets on the other side. As you can see, you have that tempered steel reclining mechanism, and what you can't see that's behind the fabric is nice reinforced plywood as far as the framing of the recliner itself. This loveseat is made to withstand years of traveling up and down the roads and years of kids, grandkids, pets going up and down, having good times, right We talked about that 58 inch wide. I got 35 inches deep from front to back.
I got 40 inches tall overall. Keep in mind, you got some give here, so you may get a different measurement potentially. And then as far as the seat, 23 inches deep, 22 inches wide on both of those. When it is reclined back, you simply pull a lever on the side. Same thing with the right hand side. Once I'm reclined all the way back, I'm not touching the wall, I have 65 and a half inches of length when I'm reclined. Speaking of the wall, I'm not touching the wall. You only need about four, maybe five inches max of clearance behind the wall here. So this really tied against my back wall. This is a wall-hugging design. So unlike other brands that are out there, traditional recliners, love seats, they require a lot more space in the back, whereas ours will require about four to five inches max. That's gonna give you a lot of space. Maybe you have slide-outs, you have compact RV or camper floor plans. Every inch matters, every inch is important. That's where this is gonna shine. So folks, as always, if you have any further questions, maybe there's something I didn't go over you want to know in the future, reach out to us, we're more than happy to answer any questions and assist you in any way we can. That's going to wrap up our quick look together at this slate-colored etrailer reclining love seat. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
Ratings & Reviews
The Loveseat is very good quality and beautiful. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5. There were no instructions or hints on to install it easily.
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