Roll over sofa bedding?

From my sailing days... sleep sacks work well on irregularly shaped or dimensioned sleeping surfaces. It the winter, a good cold-weather sleeping bag would be another option.

Rob

The back cushion folds down and over the bottom cushion,so it ends up on the outside of the bottom cushion. The end result is similar to a jackknife setup, just with the back "rolling over" the bottom, rather than the bottom pulling out.

I have never heard the term "roll over" sofa. So I don't know what you are dealing with there. My last motorhome had a sofa and dinette. When you put the dinette down and the jack-knife sofa, it made a queen bed. When my DH and I took the rig to Alaska, we did that, threw a double sleeping bag on top with a liner of sheets I had made and that worked.

Now that he's gone, I didn't ever bother breaking anything down. The sofa was long enough and wide enough, I got a single sleeping bag with a sheet-type liner and used it. If it was too hot, I layed on top of the bag in the sheet liner. I could toss everything in the washer.

Now in my new rig, I use the RV sleep sack system. It is basically two comforters zipped together. One is lightweight for "summer" and one is heavier for "winter." The sheet sack velcros into it. It can all be unzipped/velcroed to wash separately.

After RV'ing for over 40 years, I want simple. Don't want to wrestle sheets or blankets and tuck in where I can't tuck in. The sleep sack is perfect. And better yet, I bought them on FB Marketplace. They were like new.

Dale

Mother taught me, and our rich uncle made sure I knew how to make a bed using flat sheets and blankets.

Do you know anyone who sews? Buy a twin sheet and have them cut it down to size.. My wife has made two sets for our mattress.