wife says replace the J lounge

[Dupdyke]

Anyone taken the J lounge out of a dynasty. It looks like remove drawer un bolt and figure out where it might come apart to get out the front door. She found a power loveseat the is about the right size and actually a lot more comfortable than the awful J lounge

[Steve Ownby]

Originally Posted by Dupdyke

Anyone taken the J lounge out of a dynasty. It looks like remove drawer un bolt and figure out where it might come apart to get out the front door. She found a power loveseat the is about the right size and actually a lot more comfortable than the awful J lounge

Mine came out in '11 and I can't remember how, but it does come apart. When you pull out the drawer you will see how to unbolt from the floor. Do that first & taking apart will be easier. I'm guessing yours is a Villa.


Steve Ownby
Full time since '07

[38 Special]

Mine was in two pieces, bolted together. One bolt was at the top inside the upholstery. I took a knife and cut a slit inside in the backer material for access.

What did you find to replace it?

[Dupdyke]

Originally Posted by 38 Special

Mine was in two pieces, bolted together. One bolt was at the top inside the upholstery. I took a knife and cut a slit inside in the backer material for access.

What did you find to replace it?

Hom furniture has a albany cont harvest power recliner loveseat with right arm only I will only have to buy one end section to fit.


https://www.homfurniture.com/search?...t%203%20albany


It is 71 inches long 39 deep and 40 high I will have to take the window valance off and loose use of about 4 inches of lower glass The left end with arm has power recliner it fits against the kitchen cabinet. Right is solid with no arm. I will put a 10 - 13 inch end table over top of the aqua hot and build a box cover for it.

I can see the four screws bolts that fasten it to floor but have no idea what
will come apart to get it out the door.

[mdc99]

In my case to remove the J-lounge I had to remove the drawer, unbolt the loveseat section and then remove the loveseat allowing access to the bolts holding down the J .
Typically in furniture the terminology refers to as you face it. If I understand you correctly you are considering buying a LAF (left arm facing) 1 arm reclining loveseat. Why not buy a loveseat with 2 arms & 2 recliners? Space? Other things to consider: it will probably need a couple of inches to recline,/ it will be 110v vs 12v,/ some residential furn. has the legs very near the front edges vs being recessed like typically seen on rv furn- will it fit on the slide?(if that's where your putting it),/ the non-arm end may not be upholstered (will it be visible?) / will it come apart to get in the door? Hopefully you've already considered these things and find that it works for you.