Pullout couch support

[NavyDiver1980]

Hello All
I have a 2015 Cougar XLite 29 RLI. My inlaws came up to stay with us last weekend, my father-in-law placed his knee on the first segment of the pullout couch closest to the couch, and it looks like he went through the support structure. Is there anyway for me to repair this?

[JRTJH]

Pictures??? I have the "tri-fold" pullout sofa/bed and I can't imagine what you're saying is damaged...

[NavyDiver1980]

Hello everyone. Last weekend during a camping trip with the inlaws, my father-in-law placed his knee on part of the pull out couch (it was pulled out) closest to the frame. It looks like he must have all of his substantial weight onto one or two of the support straps and these have now broken. Does anyone know how to repair these?

Jim & Therese, Gilligan and Ginger (mini Dachsunds)
2015 F250, CC 2WD 6.2l gas
Pullright hitch
2015 29 RLI Cougar XLite

[NavyDiver1980]

Originally Posted by JRTJH

Pictures??? I have the "tri-fold" pullout sofa/bed and I can't imagine what you're saying is damaged...

Understood, I will be using the RV next weekend and will take a couple of pictures then.

John, thanks for the reply.

[JRTJH]

Sounds great, Navydiver1980.

I'm sure that someone has encountered the same type of issue (or a similar one) and will have suggestions on how you can best repair the damage. The first order of business though, is trying to imagine what the damage really is.... Once you post pictures, I'm sure you'll get loads of appropriate suggestions

[NavyDiver1980]

Originally Posted by JRTJH

Pictures??? I have the "tri-fold" pullout sofa/bed and I can't imagine what you're saying is damaged...

Hello everyone
I took a couple of pictures with my phone but I need to edit them at work. I did sort out the issue though. On the first section of the pullout couch there is an aluminum frame. Sitting on top of this frame is a 4 in piece of foam wrapped in a cover. We un zipped the cover and removed the foam. The only support for it were plastic strapping, about twelve of them. I removed the broken ones (about 8 of them) and used paracord to make a sling for the foam. Put all back together and it supported both my wife and I. Pretty cheap setup to begin with!