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Summary: When considering replacing RV dining furniture, it's important to make sure that the dining area is not part of the structure that holds the vehicle together. Make sure that aftermarket furniture is fastened down, so that it doesn't move in transport, with help from an experienced RV specialist in this free video on RV dining furniture.
Vince Preston is a graduate of ATI Technical School, and he has worked on RVs for 20 years. He currently works for Metro Mobile RV in Dallas-Forth Worth, Texas.read more
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"Hi! This is Vince Preston with Metro Mobile RV Repair. Today we're going to talk about replacing your dining furniture. First thing you want to do is be careful to make sure that your dining area is not part of the structure that holds your RV together. A lot of times, these things have holding tanks, water pumps, hot water heaters, central heating units, are built under 'em and the furnitures built over it. So, you want to know what's underneath it before you go ripping it out. If everything's okay and you're able to remove your dining area without doing any structural damage, my suggestion would be first of all, to go to the manufacture of the RV or motor home that you have and see what other avenues they have to offer you for the limited area that you have to put in your dining area. If you've, if you're just going to put a table in, I would suggest puttin' fasteners on the legs of the table so that the table doesn't move in transport, and also you don't ever want to put chairs in your RV that have rollers on 'em. It doesn't work out well in transport and tears up a lot of stuff. Just be careful with the after market application that you decide you're going to go with and have it installed, and make sure that it's fastened down so that it doesn't move in transport, and thank you."
eHow Article: How to Replace RV Dining Furniture
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