Video Transcript for Review of etrailer RV Couches and Chairs - Couches 7 Inch Center Slate - e97TV

Hi, everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at our very own etrailer RV reclining sofa with a nice seven-inch center console. Folks, this is going to be 65 inches wide in a slate color. So some people call these sofas, some people call it a loveseat since it's technically just two seats. Whatever you want to call it, it's 65 inches wide, right So this is going to be a great way to transform, maybe upgrade your old, outdated sofa, love seat, in your RV or camper. So from the start, you're going to notice the difference.

We got high-density foam cushions paired with a combination of both round and S spring construction and that's going to give you that comfort and support you're looking for and that you need from relaxing after a long day outdoors, on the water, wherever, or maybe you just want to chill for a movie with the kids or the grandkids. Now, this is what we call a soft leather upholstery. It looks like leather, but it's really not. It's softer, it has that look. You have a nice, deep center console there.

You can see that slate color lightens up a little bit from the top down with some bright lights. And then if I zoom back out, it's more of what I'm seeing here with the lights around. So I would call it maybe a charcoal, a dark gray, something of that nature, but slate is also the main color that we're looking at here. You got two cup holders, one on the left hand and one on the right-hand side. And from the start, you're going to notice the difference with this product, but also, it's going to be easy to get in and out of that RV or camper when you're installing it.

So it's going to come in three boxes and these three are simply apart. Now, I just pushed them together for our video today together, but ideally, and what you're going to want to do is, you have two brackets and those marry up with the two brackets on both the left and right-hand side of that center console. And technically, you can remove the console and have no console and connect this to the right-hand side as well if you so choose. As you can see, as we're looking at it, we got the tempered steel reclining mechanism. And what you can't see in here is reinforced plywood on the frame, so it's all heavy duty.

And again, these will literally slide in from the top down. You'll kind of lift one side up, latch it in place from the side. But again, I'm just pushing it together here today for the video. As I mentioned, 65 inches wide overall. And then 40 inches tall from the top to the ground, from the front to the back, I got 35 inches deep. On the seat, 23 inches by 22. And if we recline this, simple push of the button or pull the button on the left or right-hand side. Once we recline it, there we go. Now, I've got 65 1/2 inches from head to foot. Another important thing is that this is a wall-hugging recline design. What do I mean by that Well, you only need about four or five inches behind the headrest here against the wall. And then, when you're fully reclined, it barely comes in contact with the wall at that four to five inch mark. So that's going to save you space as well inside your RV camper, whatnot, and give you lots of different options as far as clearances and those kind of things. So maybe you have a slide out, maybe you're putting this where a dinette used to be or something of that nature, you have that space and everything that you need. As far as clean up a simple cloth, you can easily wipe down stuff. Water and spills will beat up and they should easily come off. If for some reason you get something sticky or something more aggressive that you spilled, maybe use some light soap or mild detergent and that should come right off with ease as well. So again, folks, we have a seven-inch center console. The left here and the right-hand side, this is our etrailer slate-colored RV reclining sofa. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.