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- Dutch_12078Explorer IIA piece of plywood hinged at about the 1/3 point under the mattress might work for you. Elevation could be adjusted with wood blocks. Or if you want to get fancy, a linear actuator...
Here's another possibility:
Elevation wedge pillows - hottubkidExplorerI use the resmed s9 and have no problem. I also use the FX pillow for the mask. Other wise the wedge sounds good. Could also be you might use an auto adjust machine like the S9
- cpooExplorerOur 2015 Winnebago Sightseer 35 G has a motorized adjustable bed. I think a number of other Winnebago mono's use this.
- scottshExplorerHow about purchasing the new adjustable bed? Then you don’t have to put pillows beneath shoulder and head. They are automatic and you can adjust it according to your ease. I hope that it’ll help you.
- supercubExplorerPersonally I think the mattress's they make now adays are some of the most uncomfortable things made. Go to a mattress store and look at them.........they're 2 feet thick or thicker and most are so firm they're like sleeping on concrete. Thicker doesn't make a mattress better. The best mattress I had in a motor home was in the first Southwind I bought, it was about 6 inches thick and was really comfortable.
- TomB_ExplorerPerhaps your settings need to be adjusted?
- xctravelerExplorerKampy1, when was the last time you had your needs evaluated. I know I put it off from year to year, one too many doctor visits. I know it's time for a visit when DW can't sleep and wakes me up and tells me I'm noisey.
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