Hey Edgar, so we have pretty similar designs to the part #TP48KR in different colors that are the same size. For darker we have #TP98KR More like a light gray #TP78KR Lighter tan #TP68KR Darker brown and leather #TP32KR
Hi Lynn; this particular model of the Thomas Payne Trifold RV Loveseat and Sleeper #LC42PX only comes in the Black Granite. The 62" Rest Easy Trifold has more colors available if you're trying to match something. We have the following:…
Hey Fred! You will need to take some measurements to determine if you will have enough clearance with the B&W Gooseneck Pin Box #BW23RV. You can use the following formula: (A + B) - C = Clearance A = Distance from the gooseneck ball center to the…
Hi Jeanette; the Thomas Payne Trifold RV Loveseat and Sleeper - 80" Long #LC64FC is the only thing we have in the Canvas Back Granite color. The closest match with any kind of furniture is the Thomas Payne Dual Reclining RV Loveseat #TP98KR…
Hey Ralph! The Thomas Payne RV Jackknife Sofa w/ Hinges, Hardware #TP76KR requires at least 3" of wall clearance to function properly. Are you upgrading your sofa or did the old one wear out?
Hey Jeff! Yes, the Thomas Payne Seismic Right Arm #TP62AR, Left Arm #TP65AR, and Armless RV Recliner #TP63AR will all connect. Together they will form a complete couch. Just make sure you have 82-1/2" for this to fit in your 2023 Grand Design…
Hey Frank. I checked our specs and with Lippert and the Thomas Payne Seismic Power Loveseat w/ Console item #TP65KR requires a 26" wide entryway. This couch comes in three separate pieces but the seats still measure 27.5" wide x 38"…
Hey Nicholas, the front to back depth of the sleeping surface of the Thomas Payne Sleeper Sofa part #LC94FC that you referenced is 70 inches. Is that big enough?
Hello Chris, Thanks for reaching out. I completely understand wanting to confirm this before installing, especially with tight aisles and wall clearance. When the Thomas Payne RV Jackknife Sofa #TP58KR is upright, it measures 30" deep, including…
Hi Kelli, thanks for reaching out. Yes, we offer several Thomas Payne RV recliners that are designed for RV use. The highest weight capacity we have for these recliners is 300 lbs on the Heritage models like #TP52AR and Signature Swivel Glider models…
Hi Mark; according to Lippert the Thomas Payne RV Jackknife Sofa #TP86KR is a "wall hugger." This means it can sit right up against the wall in the upright position. You don't need a certain amount of space behind it.
Ordered on 4/13/04 and received on 4/15/04...two days...no bad!
Dave
Knightstown, IN
RV Couches and Chairs with Power Recliner Comfort
Power recliner seating makes it easy to kick back after a long drive. Installation is relatively easy, but each piece has some weight, so a helper and a pad make moving into the RV safer. You can bolt these down on a platform and pair them with center consoles for storage and cup holders, or choose options with heat and massage to dial in your setup.
Yes, power recliners can be bolted down. Verify the mounting points on the base and make sure bolts won't interfere with slide mechanisms. Leave space at the wall for reclining clearance. If you're moving units in through tight spaces, separate the backs and have a helper—these have some weight even when disassembled.
Pick left/right powered seats and add a center console to fit your width. Some lines offer heat and massage, full size cup holders in the console and armrests, and deeper storage—verify the exact features you want. Consoles can come in widths like 5, 10, or 12 inches depending on the series, and color options range from gray tones to darker tan—availability can vary.
Connect the AC adapter to the seat's receptacle, then plug into RV power. Look for the power supply zip tied under the seat in a small box, and find the receptacle near the back of the armrest section—not just under the chair. Remove any locking clip on the adapter to fully seat the plug. Connect headrest and lumbar cables between back and seat as needed.
Check your RV doorway width and slide-out depth before ordering. Some theater seats need a 26 inch doorway to bring pieces inside. A typical depth is about 28 inches, and adding 3 inches can help with full recline clearance. Measure your space end-to-end if adding a center console.
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