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Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a look together at this Thomas Payne triple reclining RV couch. Now, if you ever wanted your RV to feel a bit more like home, this Thomas Payne triple reclining RV couch is gonna be a great item for you to consider. This is really going to be a cozy upgrade for you and I just wanted to show you that indeed, all three of these portions do recline and just come over here. So I've got a pretty small studio here and I'm gonna do the best that I can here with the limited space that I have to kind of walk you through just some of the main highlights of this couch.
So as I mentioned, this does consist of three pieces. You're going to get your right arm section, your armless section, and then your left arm section and it's modular. And so I just wanted to show you that this is just going to disconnect just like that and lemme see if I can give you a somewhat closer view here, see if that might be a little more helpful for you. So at the bottom of the frame is where they are going to connect and it's pretty simple, so I just need to make sure that I can see. And then this is just going to slide over the tabs there and we're good to go, just like that.
So that's how easy these are going to be to connect. This is upholstered and fabric instead of like a leather-like material. It's a fabric material, which I like better than the vinyl or the leather-like material. I find the fabric a little more comfortable, but this is upholstered in what Thomas Payne calls Drohan Cement. And so this is kind of like a soft grayish color with ever so slightly a hint of blue.
So I think it's gonna blend well with virtually any type of decor inside of your RV or your camper. And I think the fabric's gonna hold up pretty well for you. This does include a cup holder on either side here, and then in the middle here, we have this center console. I'm gonna bring that down here and this has got quite a few features here, and I'm gonna actually see if I can give you an overhead view here to see if you can see that. Hopefully you can.
So you get two cup holders here in the center console and you've got like a little table here, and then when you push this button, you're going to get a standard outlet and then two USB ports. So that's gonna be great for like charging your smartphone, your tablet or what have you. And then they have that extra regular outlet's going to give you a lot of flexibility too. And then this does have a cord here that you would obviously plug into an outlet in the wall. So really great feature. I'm gonna close that back up and hopefully you can get a better idea there of the fabric as well. And then you saw me push all of these out or have the footrest come out. For the arm sections, the left arm and the right arm, we have a lever right here that you're just going to pull and then that's going to allow you to have that footrest come out and then you're gonna be able to push back. And then for the center section, the the pull lever is right here in between the center cushion and then the cushion on that side. So it's gonna be really easy to get the footrest out. And then as you can see, you just need to give a firm push back with the back of your legs to close up that footrest. By the way, you'll notice here at the footrest, we do have what's called a shoe protector. Lemme give you another closeup so you can see a little bit better. And that's just plastic here that's going to protect the footrest when it's not in use. It is removable if you want to remove it, but it's a great way just to protect that fabric there. And, of course, this is made by Thomas Payne, so they're really well known for making RV-specific furniture. This is designed to fit through more narrow openings. It's going to hold up well against vibrations from going down the road. Minimal assembly is gonna be required for the most part. You just need to slide the backs into the bases and you probably, depending on the size of your RV door, maybe not wanna put this together until you get both of the pieces inside and then put 'em together. Maybe that'll make a little bit easier for it to move that in. Speaking of measurements, lemme see if I can give you some. The overall width that I got before our time together from end of arm to end of arm is right at about 80 inches. And then the depth whe
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