SAMERY 65.5" RV Loveseat Recliner Double Recliner RV Sofa & Console | Wall Hugger Loveseat Reclining RV | RV Theater Seats | RV Couch | RV Home Theater Seating Furniture (Fabric Gray)

This has to be the most comfortable RV sofa ever! We took out our jackknife sofa out. This was an easy 1-2 person unboxing and install.

Very comfortable I fall asleep in it all the time. It was very easy to install.

I vacillated for some time about buying this double recliner. The price went down a bit and I decided to buy it. I installed it in my slide out and quite frankly, I was a little surprised with how much I like it. It's not a $3000 home version for under $600 but I hate the bench seating and wanted a decent recliner. So far, I think this is great and a good value compared to others I looked at. I suspect it's not a real high quality fabric/faux leather but for infrequent use in my travel trailer, I suspect it'll be just fine. I'm over 6 ft and 240 and it's pretty comfy. The instructions weren't the greatest but given a little aptitude, most folks should be able to figure it out.

Great as a replacement Husband had no issues with installation. Comes in 3 pieces Don't pay attention to directions, they're stupid. My only complaint is that the price dropped 4 days after purchase. I would Like that 60 bucks back.

Awsome nice and very comfortable

It is very cheaply made and my husband and I were very disappointed in the quality. Also he is 6’ 4” and won’t even sit in it with me because it’s way too small for him.

Bought this for a motorhome. Fit great and looks like a factory installed product. So comfortable. Can sleep in it with reclined seat. Did I mention that it is sooo comfy. Doesn’t show dirt and wipes clean with damp cloth. If you need a replacement or are adding theatre seating, don’t hesitate to buy. It’s a great size and has storage pockets and covered armrest.

We loved it for our 5th wheel. Works well, comfortable. Seems like a quality build. The bottom connectors are a challenge, at first. Instructions aren't the best. The two full thread bars are to be installed about 1 inch threaded down into the holes of the center armrest, "backrest" section. Not the part that stand on the floor. Then, holding that upper backrest slide the threaded bars through the holes of the bottom center armrest section. Finally, while holding that top part take the round large "black plastic" wing nut type nuts, reach them into the back slit of the bottom section, and screw them onto the threaded bars that are at this point sticking through that bottom part, and snug them down. Best of luck with the rest. We loved it so much, we bought a second one for another of our 5th wheel rv's. Takes a while to arrive. Will come in 3 boxes, non of which is extremely heavy.