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Choosing an RV captain chair
Start with the base, not the chair. A Class A coach usually takes a 7" or 10" swivel base; a Class C sits on a chassis-specific bracket that changes by year, make and model. Get that right and almost any chair on this page will bolt in.
Then pick your build. Standard chairs use the coach's own belt; IS models carry an integrated seatbelt in the frame; LX models add a powered legrest, and SLX has both. Heat, massage, power lumbar and power recline are factory-fitted, so they're chosen before the chair is built.
Start with the base, not the chair. A Class A coach usually takes a 7" or 10" swivel base; a Class C sits on a chassis-specific bracket that changes by year, make and model. Then pick your build — Standard, IS, LX or SLX.