Upgrade Your Revel Bench Seat

The bench seat itself is brand new, made from high quality 1/2 and 3/4 prefinished plywood, with Winnebago laminate and trim on the visible surfaces. We also replace the control panel wall.

The cushions are unchanged.

Yes! Mostly. By using the same laminate and trim that Winnebago uses, and carefully modifying the control panel wall to hide blemishes from the stock seat installation, our bench seat rotation looks like it’s straight from the factory with one small exception: a small patch on the floor where the original seat was secured, where the coin pattern of the flooring might not line up perfectly with the existing floor – see image below for how this looks, along with the fit of the Inhabit mat for the pre-rotation layout.

A great option for covering up the patch is a new Inhabit mat that's made specifically for our upgrade, see below.

For new bookings not already on our calendar (as of 6/1), yes — a RoamRig plumbing upgrade is now required alongside the bench seat rotation.

Here's why: early bookings were scheduled without this requirement, and we want to honor those commitments as-is. But as we've worked through more installs, we've found that Revels have significant variation in how they leave the factory when it comes to plumbing. In some vans, that variation makes it genuinely difficult to complete the bench seat upgrade cleanly within a two-day window. Requiring our plumbing upgrade ensures we can properly rework the systems underneath the bench seat and set you up for a smooth, complete install.

If you don't already have RoamRig plumbing, you'll need to add it to your bench seat appointment — but there's good news: when you do both together, you'll save two hours of labor compared to scheduling them separately. We offer both full and partial plumbing upgrades depending on your needs and budget.

If you're unsure which option is right for your van, reach out and we're happy to talk through it.

No, this rotation does not include seatbelts. Seatbelts are designed to work when you are sitting facing forward. RV seatbelts are questionable to begin with. RoamRig is not in the business of creating or installing seatbelts that are meant to keep a passenger safe in any way.

No. We intentionally chose not to include a fold-out bed in this design. Fold-out systems typically require storing extra cushions, add overall height, and reduce usable storage. They can also make the installation feel less solid over time.

Our priority is a clean, durable, and highly-functional setup that maximizes storage and everyday usability. We do not currently offer a fold-out bed option and do not have plans to add one at this time. Customers are welcome to fabricate or add an ottoman-style solution separately.

No. We keep costs down by ordering and preparing large production runs of supplies, which doesn't allow for customization.