Trailmanor sofa to bunk beds

This video shows how change the Trailmanor 2720 front sofa to a sofa bunk bed that allow to sleep at to 4 people on front of the recreation vehicle (RV) or convert to a dinner for 6. The bunk bed on front instead of the original sofa bed allows sleeping at to 6 people in a 2720 Trailmanor with one more extra person sleeping between the bottom bed on the floor.

[@justus4men]

This was a great conversion. It is durable and last forever. You are gifted!

[@saldarriagafam]

Wow this looks so cool. I need 4 beds in that area and was wondering how to make it work. Thanks you!

[@whoawhoawhoa4091]

Genius... perfect.

[@oldporkchops]

Excellent idea. I was thinking of getting an older Trailmanor 3326 King and this idea might work since I need it to sleep about 7 people. Thank you for sharing. I recognize your channel name. Your video on using the scissor jack with wood as a jack stand has been working well for me. Do you still have the Trailmanor in the video?

[@aubreyjoy1215]

This is very clever! Do you know how much weight is added to the trailer by the conversion? I have an idea to try replacing the sofa with a trifold queen foam foldout and putting slats across the side ledges to support a high quality air mattress, extending the foldout mattress underneath, creating a queen size bunk bed. But the slats would need a center support and I haven't figured that part out yet. You have done the coolest thing I've ever seen on these conversions so I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on this plan.

[@MrEnergyFree]

Hi, I not sure about the weight but I think is less or equal to the sofa removed and the sofa chair that I don't use any more.
I don't get the all picture of what you want to do but send me a message to the channel and I will glad to help you.

[@kirstenlascano1939]

You have inspired us! Where did you get the cushions?

[@MrEnergyFree]

Amazon. Olee Sleep Tri-Folding Memory Foam Topper, 4'' H, Blue

[@carolinascardelato]

Was it easy to remove the furnace? I’m thinking about doing the same but I’m afraid to mess everything up because I know there are a lot of cables running under the seat

[@MrEnergyFree]

Remove the furnace is easy. It comes up in one piece. You have to remove the gas line and put a plug outside by the propane tanks. The cables that control the furnace on and off I put tape on it and pull out to outside to hide under the RV frame. Just in case future use. There is also an AC plug that I put it inside electric box and provides power to that area.

[@vagandoeverywhereportodosl3780]

Are you selling the plans or anything?

[@MrEnergyFree]

No, I just selling my ideas for anyone to use for free.

[@sjcarlile]

What did you do with your furnace?

[@MrEnergyFree]

I have the sofa and the chair in my garage.

[@MrEnergyFree]

I removed the furnace and put it away just in case but this is a summer RV. The AC unit also works as a heat pump.