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We removed the half wall behind the sofa in this model to open up the floor space. In order to do this we had to build a new furnace housing to install the three furnace vents on each side. The only electrical in the little wall was the thermostat so we reinstalled the thermostat on the side wall where the wires came from. We replaced the legs that originally came on the futon with 12" wood legs so it would sit 2" above the furnace intake vent. I spray painted the bottom of the legs gold to match the decor of the camper. We also replaced the original furnace vents with black vents.

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Mod Specifications

Mod Category

Wall

Total Time

A few hours

Size

Medium Mod

Difficulty

Medium

Total Cost

$300

RV Details

Type of RV

Travel Trailer

Make

Forest River

Series

Wildwood

Model

261BHXL

Year

2017

How to | Remove a wall to create an open layout - Forest River Wildwood

View helpful step by step instructions on how to complete the “Remove a wall to create an open layout” mod on a 2017 Forest River Wildwood along with the products and tools that you’ll need to effectively accomplish the job. This Wall mod was considered medium to do and took a few hours to complete.

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