Sofa Mod Explained for Richard

[jwedell]

The completed sofa



In the back of the sofa I built a well to store the cushions for the bed



The well



The front piece has a 3/4 lip to hold the cushions and hide the hinges



It lifts up to clear the draws when setting up the bed



The back piece lifts up to form the front leg of the bed



Both pieces are lifted up and pulled over to form the base of the bed



The base opened up



The cushions are arranged as such and you have a bed



If you need any more info just ask. good luck.

[Dijoeboss]

That all looks pretty awesome!! Great work!


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[h20ski]

Looks Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good job.

[keep camping]

Wow! Very nice, I would love to get rid of dinette and do that with ours.

[dj3spots]

Sweet! Great job!!


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[Teamfour]

Fantastic!

[ramair]

Looks great, did an awesome job!!!!

[mlangdn]

Very, very nice! Would it be too much to ask for a materials list and measurements? I realize I would have to modify that to fit my own couch area.

[jwedell]

Originally Posted by mlangdn

Very, very nice! Would it be too much to ask for a materials list and measurements? I realize I would have to modify that to fit my own couch area.

There is no material list with measurements. The front is oak and the base cabinet is pine. I built it with measurements in my head. The base unit is 83 inches wide to fit the slide out opening and it is 32 inches deep. The bed opens to 75 X 50 inches. To be more specific would require more brain power than I have.

[mlangdn]

Originally Posted by jwedell

There is no material list with measurements. The front is oak and the base cabinet is pine. I built it with measurements in my head. The base unit is 83 inches wide to fit the slide out opening and it is 32 inches deep. The bed opens to 75 X 50 inches. To be more specific would require more brain power than I have.

That's close enough! Thanks!

[GlacierGus]

jwedell, very nice work! I wish I was that handy. Thanks for the pics.