RV and bad mattress
For those of you that wish your RV had a more comfortable mattress, I have found getting a new memory foam topper at Walmart works great. I also just found this at Sam's Club if you want to replace t...
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We recently purchased an RV that has a Sleep Number bed. It is excruciatingly uncomfortable. The bed platform in our Class A is the kind that lifts at the end with storage underneath.
We are so desperate for sleep that we are considering driving 1000 miles to an Original Mattress factory to purchase their orthopedic plush mattress (have had one before and like it) as they can manufacture the 76" length we need with just 3 days notice. These are thick, heavy, flippable mattresses.
My question is: Will we still be able to lift the end of the bed to access the storage underneath? Will a quality, heavy mattress flex enough to lift the lid at the end?
Evelyn
2008 Allegro Open Road 32BA
We are so desperate for sleep that we are considering driving 1000 miles to an Original Mattress factory to purchase their orthopedic plush mattress (have had one before and like it) as they can manufacture the 76" length we need with just 3 days notice. These are thick, heavy, flippable mattresses.
My question is: Will we still be able to lift the end of the bed to access the storage underneath? Will a quality, heavy mattress flex enough to lift the lid at the end?
Evelyn
2008 Allegro Open Road 32BA
