New Interior Renovations

[BGMAC]

The captain's chairs were $1300 each. This included rebuilding the chairs with closed cell foam and covering with ultra leather that would match the floors. I was talking with a couple other guys on IRV2 forum and they said their local upholstery place wanted about $1500 per chair so I felt like we got a fair deal. To me it was an expensive price but apparently that's the going rate.

Hope this helps!

Yea, I was quoted the same. We decided to do it ourselves even though we had really never done it before. YouTube is a great learning tool. The price savings makes the imperfections tolerable.

 

["EZ"]

Yea, I was quoted the same. We decided to do it ourselves even though we had really never done it before. YouTube is a great learning tool. The price savings makes the imperfections tolerable.

ANYTHING would look better than that first picture!!! I think you did pretty well.

 

[Neemer]

Holy crap.

 

["EZ"]

Here's what my captains chairs look like now. Mine weren't in bad shape like yours, mine just hurt to sit on for more than 2 hours. The closed cell foam helps.

 

[osuallen]

those look good

 

["EZ"]

those look good

Thanks! But they ought to for $1300 each, right???

 

[Rich-MLsRV]

WOW - Great transformation. Money well spent.

 

[Jim]

Thanks! But they ought to for $1300 each, right???

Actually, give how expensive this stuff is, I don't think that is a bad price at all.

 

["EZ"]

Actually, give how expensive this stuff is, I don't think that is a bad price at all.

Yeah, all you have to do is put RV in the name of anything and the price triples!!!

 

[Ernie Ekberg]

I install engineered wood
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[Ernie Ekberg]

New flooring

 

[DHudson]

New flooring

Very nice..Those steps are amazing, but would not want to use them with wet shoes..

 

[Ernie Ekberg]

There are non-skid strips on them.

 

["EZ"]

If you use luxury vinyl planking with the tile look like we did, the floor has a "soft" feel. It's not slippery at all. Ceramic tile would be hard and very slick when wet. I wanted ceramic tile like the new coaches have but Classis Coach Works that did my remodel said that they quit installing ceramic tile due to the customers not being happy with it when it starting cracking later.

 

[Ernie Ekberg]

Or this- no metal required