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An RVer is seeking advice on replacing a sleeper sofa that has a heat duct running through its middle, a setup they haven’t found in standard replacement options. Members suggest rerouting the heat duct, but the original poster is hesitant due to the RV’s sealed, four-season underbelly. Another member shares that removing the underbelly to reroute the duct is manageable with two people, based on personal experience.
Additional advice includes removing the vent from the old sofa and...
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An RVer is seeking advice on replacing a sleeper sofa that has a heat duct running through its middle, a setup they haven’t found in standard replacement options. Members suggest rerouting the heat duct, but the original poster is hesitant due to the RV’s sealed, four-season underbelly. Another member shares that removing the underbelly to reroute the duct is manageable with two people, based on personal experience.
Additional advice includes removing the vent from the old sofa and installing it in a new one, as the duct is likely plastic and easy to work with. Lambright is recommended for quality replacement sofas, though at a higher price. Ultimately, the original poster decides to have the existing sofa reupholstered with new material, resolving the issue without altering the ductwork.