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RV Furniture

RV furniture has to do more than look right in the showroom. It rides down the highway, folds out of the way in a floorplan measured in inches, and takes daily wear from muddy dogs and wet swimsuits. This section covers the four things that make the inside livable: seating and recliners, mattresses, tables, and the cushions and covers that protect all of it.

17 products

Where to start with RV furniture

Most RV interiors get built to a price and a weight budget, so the factory couch and mattress are usually the first things owners want to swap. Figure out which piece you're after and jump straight to the right category below.

  • Seating & Recliners - Thomas Payne theater seating, wall-hugger and swivel recliners, tri-fold sleeper sofas, plus the center consoles and travel restraints that go with them.
  • RV Mattresses - replacement mattresses cut to RV-specific sizes like RV short queen and RV king, in foam and hybrid builds that actually fit the bed platform.
  • Cushions & Covers - seat covers, waterproof mattress protectors, throw and heated blankets, and vinyl repair to keep upholstery going a few more seasons.
  • Tables - countertop extensions, drop-leaf mounts, and dinette table parts that add work surface without a permanent footprint.

If you're redoing a whole slide or dinette, sort out seating and tables together so the pieces clear each other when the slide comes in. Protection and covers are worth adding at the same time, before the new upholstery sees its first spill.

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