If the new furniture cannot be carried in through the door and assembled inside you may have to Pull the Slide out. We had to do it this way. You can salvage the old furniture this way as well. Work it around another slide out maintenance issue if you can. This was the advice we received from our dealer. And while expensive, ($600 to pull Living Room (door side) slide, we are happy with the new furniture. Really lightened up the room.
The back will come off of the couch and chairs. That is how we got ours out. We also looked for furniture with removable backs to be able to move in to the camper.
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Fulltimers? Loving our 2012 36RL towed by 2016 Ram 3500 DRW Longhorn Crew cab with auto level system.
We had ours custom made (cost about $750 and actually got matching fabric). It came in pieces and the delivery guy assembled in right in the living area then slid it back into it's space. We live in Peoria, AZ in the winter and this is where we had it made. Forgot to mention that it's a sleeper sofa...my son says it's very comfortable.
We just did this yesterday. For our 38BR 5th wheel, I simply turned it around and removed four nuts holding the back onto the base. Once back was removed, the base fit easily through the door. For our recliners, I had to release a slide on each side of the backrest, and then the backrest could be separated from the seat. Again, after the back was removed it was easy to fit through the door. Hope this helps.
Our sofa had a set of bolts holding the back on. We removed and the sofa went out the door easily. We purchased an 80 inch sleeper sofa from RecPro and it came in two pieces and was easy to place and install in our 2012 36 RL
I have a loveseat that came with an air mattress. Bad design. Guests are very uncomfortable so I want to replace it with a more comfortable option but I can’t make a decision. Has anyone replaced the loveseat with a sleeper?
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