under mattress insulation

In our previous camper, we cut a piece of carpet to fit and glued it down. Never had any condensation on the carpet.

Cut interlocking foam "squares" from Sam's club to fit. I haven't had any problems with condensation since.

Since our mattress a Sleep Number Bed we needed additional insulation under the air bed. We purchased a Pillow Top Double bed size same as our Sleep Number bed. Now we have a two inch thick covered mattress Pillow top under the Mattress. Its much warmer than before we added it.

GARY
Happy TC'ing

kohldad wrote:
You an always just use a piece of 1/2" or 1" sheet foam from Lowes or Home Depot.

I used dry mesh on a previous TC. Same product in principle as Hypervent but cheaper. Seemed to work well especially with condensation. Had problems ordering some again with newer camper since website has overseas and USA address and got no response? Went out and purchased 1" Pink board at Lowes and work very well too.

Harbor Freight sells gray foam tiles.
Costco sells similar, on occasion.

We used 1 inch foam packing sheets. It looks like a cross between Styrofoam and bubble wrap.

louiskathy wrote:
In the TC I use foam noodles between the mattress and the wall. Slice them so they have one flat side.)

That is the coolest thing I have ever heard of!!!!!! I hate sheets that come "undone". Also I have several noodles in the pontoon that are past their prime and could stand to be replaced.

And the wood look foam tiles are incredible. I see those in my future as well.

This is why I love this forum!!!!!!!!!!

PS to previous post--I Googled "HyperVent" and found the product.

Hi--try to find Hyper-Vent using Google. This is a product developed for the marine application and we highly recommend it. It is expensive, but does the job.

northshore wrote:
Skipro, where do you find the wood grain foam interlocking pads, love that idea for the floor.

I did an Amazon search; "wood foam tiles"