Comfort of pull out sofa bed

The original owner of my Itasca Cambria replaced the dinette with an electric/sofa bed. It was an expensive unit costing thousands manufactured by Winnebago. I believe they called it an easy glide or something. Well out that came and a new dinette in it's place. It was very uncomfortable. Even the new dinette I had made and in the sleeper position is uncomfortable.
Pull outs are for kids in my opinion or folks with good spinal curves. They should have a warning to not be used by anyone over 40.
I say rent one, spend a weekend and then decide or sleep on the floor in your house using the couch cushions.

I have never slept on a good one at anyone's house much less in an RV. The typical ones in an RV are too small and have cheap mattrasses. It is okay for a guest for a night or two, but do not plan on using them as your regular sleeping arrangement.

1livermore wrote:
How comfortable is the pull out couch for two adults?

I suppose that totally depends on the manufacturer and specific model as well as your definition of comfortable. Why don't you just pull out the bed, lay on it, and decide for yourself?

It depends on the design, but generally they are not the best. The cabover bunk is very likely more comfortable, assuming you have one. I would be surprised if there were a class C made with no rear bed and no cabover bunk, but I've been surprised in the past.

In my motorhome, I'd rate the rear bed as the mosts comfortable--particularly after the addition of a memory foam mattress topper for the rather lumpy and pokey mattress--followed by the cabover bunk, the dinette bed, and then the jackknife couch, which operates much like a futon. The dinette rates higher than the couch mainly because it's a bit longer, and the couch is entirely too short for me. Both are about one and a half persons wide, the dinette maybe a bit wider.

You should be able to unfurl it and try it out at least quickly when looking at the unit. Besides the width and length, pay attention to how lumpy or not it is, and to whether or not there are any big seams between cushions.

Probably not very...