Do All Of The Thomas Payne TriFold Loveseats 68" Wide Have the Same Frame And Footprint?

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Is the Cobblestone loveseat LC54FC built on the same Rest Easy frame as the McCoy and Driftwood versions?

asked by: Sean

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Exactly right, Sean - the Bowery Cobblestone trifold LC54FC shares the same Lippert Rest Easy steel frame and fold-out mechanism used on the McCoy # TP79KR, Driftwood # TP69KR, and Dellmead # TP49KR models. The only difference is the gray leather-look finish, so you get identical dimensions (68" W × 33-1/2" D × 36" H) and the same smooth 3-step bed conversion. All four colors match perfectly in height and mounting style.

What color scheme are you going for in your rig’s living area?

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Sean

11/12/2025

Perfect, thanks Andrew. I was mainly checking because our old Cobblestone folds tight against the wall. wanted to be sure the McCoy would too.

Andrew N.

11/12/2025

@Sean Yep, you’re safe there, Sean - identical frame and everything. The only differences are upholstery and trim. If your Cobblestone cleared before, the McCoy or Driftwood will fit exactly the same. Are you remodeling the whole RV or just changing up the material/color of the loveseat this time around?

Sean

11/12/2025

@AndrewN remodeling a bit! this goes better with the entertainment center / fireplace we picked out.

Andrew N.

11/12/2025

@Sean Nice! I bet that is looking great.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 12

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