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Members are exploring alternatives to the factory dinette in the Winnebago Micro Minnie, aiming to replace it with a sofa sleeper or recliners that sit at floor level to avoid the step-up caused by the slide. The original poster is concerned about comfort and minimizing the height difference between the slide and the main floor. Several RVers confirm that the OEM sofa sleeper sits close to floor level, but note it’s only suitable for kids as a sleeper. Thomas Payne is recommended as a...
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Members are exploring alternatives to the factory dinette in the Winnebago Micro Minnie, aiming to replace it with a sofa sleeper or recliners that sit at floor level to avoid the step-up caused by the slide. The original poster is concerned about comfort and minimizing the height difference between the slide and the main floor. Several RVers confirm that the OEM sofa sleeper sits close to floor level, but note it’s only suitable for kids as a sleeper. Thomas Payne is recommended as a reputable brand for replacement sofas and recliners, with some members suggesting that two recliners may be a more comfortable and practical use of the space.
A practical tip is to advertise a trade—many RVers want to swap their sofa sleeper for a dinette, and vice versa. One member offers their own Micro Minnie sofa for sale if the original poster is nearby. For those considering recliners, another member shares that they found suitable double recliners on Facebook Marketplace for $50, and the swap was straightforward, requiring only the removal of two screws and some maneuvering to get the old couch out the door. The discussion includes a link to a related wanted-to-buy post for further options.