Can I Use 12" Dellmead TP78AR Center Console Between 1 Recliner And The Wall, Instead Of 2 Recliners
Published 11/12/2025
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Can I use the 12” Dellmead TP78AR console between just one recliner and the wall, kind of like a mini end table setup?
asked by: Xavier
Expert Reply:
Yes, you can, Xavier, and it’s a smart use of space. The Thomas Payne 12" center console # TP48AR will attach to your Dellmead recliner seat # TP45AR or # TP42AR on one side; the open end can sit against the wall. Even if you didn't have a wall on the end, it would still look fine without the addition of a second recliner on the other side. They designed this system to be functional and visually appealing no matter which configuration you go with!
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Thomas Payne Seismic RV Center Console - 110V Power - USB - Dellmead
- RV Couches and Chairs
- Recliners
- Theater Seating
- Center Console
- 34 Inch Deep
- 12 Inch Wide
- Cup Holders
- USB Ports
- No Wall Clearance Required
- Beige
- Thomas Payne
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