Most RVs are well equipped so that they can be enjoyed from spring through to the autumn, but you can get your motor home professionally upgraded for use in slightly harsher weather. For example, double skin floors contain water tanks in an enclosed space so that they do not freeze in the cold.
There is a much larger area in your RV that is upholstered when compared to your car or truck, and it is easy to forget how much care is needed. If the upholstery in your recreational vehicle can no longer be adequately cleaned, reupholstering may be needed.
An RV is not a small vehicle, by any means. Remember that it requires extra distance before it can come to a complete stop. Brake early, yield and stay alert to avoid collision and hundreds in repairs.
Do you have a favorite color? Or maybe you're a home team fanatic? Match your RV's decor to your taste by having your RV's furniture reupholstered in custom colors. Your local RV upholsterer can help you design a color scheme that works perfectly for you.
It’s important to remember that looks can be deceiving after you get into an accident in your RV. Rest assured that our team is always available to help you access what, if any, damage was done to the inside of the vehicle so that you’ll have peace of mind on your next trip.
If you’ve recently stopped smoking, you find that you’re now extremely sensitive to the smell of cigarette smoke. Since RV upholstery can cling to smoke no matter how many times you have it cleaned, you may find that having the furniture reupholstered can give your nose a break.
Did you know that modern RV roofs are typically made from EPDM or TPO rubber? Although these roofs are highly durable, once they’ve been damaged, they need to be repaired or replaced as soon as possible to prevent further structural damage.
There is no shortage of leak points on the roof of an RV. Common problem spots are the seams on the top of the sidewalls, seals around roof air conditioning units and antennas, and the front and rear roof caps. When leaks appear, replace worn seals or parts.
While many people prize leather seats for providing superior comfort and luxury, they can succumb to the sun in time just as easily as other fabrics. If your leather seats are now cracked and scratching your skin, we can help you reupholster them to a more comfortable fabric.
Did you know that a spotter is no longer needed to level your unit when you have a rearview trailer level? Instead, you can feel confident not only knowing, but also seeing that your trailer is level both side-to-side and in front and back.
One of the hallmarks of RV travel is the leisure pace, stopping to smell the roses, and enjoying the time on the road. As such, it is especially important to travel in comfort. Properly padded and upholstered chairs and seating both play significant roles in having a great time.
Inspection of the steering linkage is an important part of RV frame alignment. Located in front of the cross member, the steering linkage is responsible for left and right steering through (adjustable) tie rods and a relay rod (which is connect to a idler arm via the pitman arm):.The fit of the linkage support shafts should be tight and not exceed .003.
There is more than one type of RV. Class A motor homes are bus-shaped, 30 to 40 feet in length and have luxury options, such as refrigerators, beds, etc. Class B vehicles are the smallest, similar to a van. Class C homes are large trucks with a “cab over” design, providing sleeping room.
Care to guess what percentage of U.S. households own recreational vehicles (RV)? According to a survey conducted in 2005, about 9 percent of households own at least one RV, and use it approximately 26 days (or roughly 13 weekends) a year.
While most types of upholstery fabrics can be used for RV cushions and pillow, the most commonly used are tweed type fabrics as they are easy to clean and especially strong and durable.
