Leather chair peeling

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by charlesjemeyson

We have 2014 Montana Mountaineer and after two years the SAME THING happened to our couch and both theater chairs. We threw them out (after we were told "no warranty" after one year.) and purchased Lazy Boy couch and chairs. We love them.
We do not have any animals, don't smoke, just myself and wife. Only used RV for a few months at coast of Texas. (Mustang Island State Park.) We are hosts at the state park.

Off topic but were you aware of this news article (ain't new) around the corner from Mustang Island:
https://www.rvtravel.com/photo-released-in-rv-couple/

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by sonofcy

Do the Lazy Boy theater seats break down into 5 pieces so they can go through the door like the existing Montana POS?

LazyBoys are two piece. Back comes off easily and goes right through a 23" RV door and then you put the base it, narrow end first, and turn it some and it goes right in.

[ChrisB]

Originally Posted by ChrisB

Mine is a 2017 and has not started to peel yet but I fully expect it too. My brother in law's has and he is very frustrated as well. Covers dont stay, peeling mater is everywhere. Recovering is super expensive and new is difficult to match. I heard Ashley has a lawsuit against a durablend leather like material provider. I dont know how far it has gotten or if it will affect this situation. But from what I have heard it is a common problem.

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-...ity-durablend/

Update, it is now 2022 and the peeling has begun. Sad to say.

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by ChrisB

Update, it is now 2022 and the peeling has begun. Sad to say.

Good ol' Thomas PAIN pleather.

[gearhead]

I'm looking at RecPro.

[sourdough]

Originally Posted by gearhead

I'm looking at RecPro.

I was looking at replacing the stuff in my last trailer and RecPro was where I was at. Traded the trailer and fixed the problem!

[wiredgeorge]

Originally Posted by gearhead

I'm looking at RecPro.

RecPro is a tad pricey. Most all furniture that will ship will come with a removable back and is easy to get in a camper. LazyBoy and such. We had Lazyboy in our camper and swapped out for a couple of individual recliners as the missus bought a new couch and made me get rid of our living room recliners (almost new) so into the camper they went. They are very comfortable.