Need to move divan/hide-a-bed

[bobneal69]

I need to move the divan/hide-a-bed away from the wall to replace the flooring under it on my 2015 320RS. I will then put it back. I have pushed, pulled, and looked all around it trying to determine how it is attached to the floor with no success. The only thing I have found is four screws on each side going into the arms on the inside. These look to be what is holding it together and not what is holding it to the floor. I know many of you have taken yours out to replace it. I just need to move mine away from the wall and then put it back, not take it out of the RV. And I'd like to do this without damaging it. Can someone tell me what is holding it down and how to release it?

[spock123]

On my Cedar Creek the rear couch is not attached to anything, it’s in a really tight place. So I have to move one side a little and then move the other side a little. My couch looks like yours but a different color. I want to take our out and throw away and replace it with a cloth covering. I know someone the reupholsteres furniture and I’m going to get him to build one a little wider, I’m 6ft 4in tall.

[B and B]

Those screws hold the arms on, they are furniture assembly screws. I bet some plumbers strap underneath around the legs,

[JohnD10]

When I removed the couch out of my 5'ver it was held to the floor by two 'L' brackets and two more screws directly into the wall.

In the 4th shot below you can see the mark on the floor at right just in front of the desk where one of the the 'L' brackets was screwed in to the floor that held the couch down and in the last shot out in front of the trash can at left.

Ironically, the screw holes in the wall are hardly visable unless you really look for them.

When I was full-timing in it I had that computer desk there, but now that space is empty, except I have an extra recliner chair from the house stored in that spot now, plus I can use that area to transport our bikes.

I've also been thinking about getting a futon to put there for when we have guests with us camping.