Removing The Loveseat

[JoyceJam]

We want to replace the loveseat with a desk. Until we can get that done, we just want a folding table to use as a desk.

Has anyone ever removed the loveseat? How is it attached? How to get it out the door - can it be taken apart?

Thanks,

Joyce

[brobox]

I removed the Flexsteel loveseat on my previous MH and it was pretty easy. The Entegra should be close to the same. Open the bed and there should be bolts holding the back on also lag bolts holding the couch to the floor. Once apart the back and the lower section can be carried out of the door. On my previous loveseat the arms also came off with a couple of bolts. Hope that helps.

[oneal]

Originally Posted by silverqueen

We want to replace the loveseat with a desk. Until we can get that done, we just want a folding table to use as a desk.

Has anyone ever removed the loveseat? How is it attached? How to get it out the door - can it be taken apart?

Thanks,

Joyce

Four bolts through the floor, make sure your slide is out so the bolts and square steel plates fall to the ground when the nuts are removed. You will want to plug the holes, I recommend silicone from the bottom but not so much to come up into the carpet. I removed the hide a bed from the opposite side for a day in order to install a 110 volt outlet for the HB mattress to be plugged into. We use ours every night so pulling the cord out every day was kinda a pain.

[DSL417]

Originally Posted by silverqueen

We want to replace the loveseat with a desk. Until we can get that done, we just want a folding table to use as a desk.

Has anyone ever removed the loveseat? How is it attached? How to get it out the door - can it be taken apart?

Thanks,

Joyce

See the mods thread...another OP posted precisely the mod your talking within the last week.

[coachmanrvr]

Motorhomeguy has a winner winner here...

Originally Posted by motorhomeguy

Last year when we ordered our Cornerstone the biggest problem I had was the fact that Entegra did not offer a real desk option, only a credenza thing with a pop-up TV which to me was worthless. I'm a desk/recliner kind of guy and have totally no use for two sofa's in a motor coach. So, with that in mind, this is what I did with the 60" sofa space on the curb side. Just installed the granite top yesterday and still have a little fine tuning to do, but this gives you an idea...

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