Sofa pains my rear

[Calico Jack]

Hi Everyone:
The sofa in our 2006 3124 has two spacious areas in the seat part cushions that feels like you're sitting on a fire hydrant. Has anybody addressed this problem. Maybe some close cell foam or such?
Many Thanks/Jack

Similar problem here, especially since the wife sometimes has to spend her day working on the computer when we're in Florida.

Would love to replace the foam with something that still provides cushioning after an hour or more of sitting.

We have a 2006 2720SD and the cushions in the dinette were very uncomfortable for sitting but ok when made into a bed.

Being very cheap we went to Costco and got 4 of the cushions that are designed for use on kitchen chairs. About 2 inches of firm foam with a tie strap to keep it in place on the chair. These seem to work great for sitting and they leave the bed nice and soft when made up.

Peter and Martha

[Brittany Dogs]

I replaced all the foam on my unit with quality foam from a foam shop. Nice sentence. The foam cushion shop said they do this all the time. People buy a couch and within days, put new foam in there that is far better quality than the foam that came with the furniture.

Since foam is a petroleum product, the cost is not only high but can change week to week in these shops.

I have been happier with my mattress and seat cushions ever since.

By the way, the foam I replaced was only a month or two old when I did this.

Another alternative is to build up your own posterior so that you carry your cushioning with you wherever you go!

Keith

[TMtraveler]

We're assuming that the foam cushion shop did the labor to install the new foam? If so, give an idea of the cost we could encounter. If we had the tool that refastens the cloth cover underneath, we'd do it ourselves since we already know what foam we need and where to get it.