lucille
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I'd like to replace my cheap leatherett OEM covers with after market cloth covers. This is for a 2013 Thor Fourwinds. Do any of you members have experience or guidance you can share? Thank you.
Split seat covers
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DearMissMermaid
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Do you have pics?
Amazon has a selection of RV seat covers, most are modestly priced except the lush sheepskin.
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=rv+seat+covers
Amazon has a selection of RV seat covers, most are modestly priced except the lush sheepskin.
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=rv+seat+covers
jayc2640
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Most of the covers that I saw on Amazon, at Walmart, Autozone, etc. looked to me like they wouldn't survive in our coach for long (We have two Weimaraners ). I searched and finally found Coveralls. They are made for seats in semis. They are more expensive, around $75.00 per seat, but they will fit a variety of seats well, they are made of canvas, and are very durable. Here's a link in case you are interested: http://www.seatsinc.com/index.php/seat-models/coveralls
DearMissMermaid
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I'm just curious, what do Weimaraners do to seat covers?
I traveled with a dog 8 years and had no upholstery problems.
At one point when it was cooler he was scratching the seat to get comfy. I didn't like that and put a blanket on the seat. He unfolded and refolded the blanket until he got his bed the way he wanted it.
I traveled with a dog 8 years and had no upholstery problems.
At one point when it was cooler he was scratching the seat to get comfy. I didn't like that and put a blanket on the seat. He unfolded and refolded the blanket until he got his bed the way he wanted it.
jayc2640
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The problem with our Weimaraners is that they sometimes like to make a "nest" before lying down. They do this by scratching. Even though we stopped them every time we caught them, the ultra-leather (vinyl) cushions were scratched. We have the canvas covers on the captains chairs, and denim covers on the couch cushions, and both are surviving the Weim attacks so far!
