sleeping quarters on a class b
I would appreciate a bit of feedback from those who have spent long trips on their B's. Specifically how comfortable is the sofa bed for sleeping and how aggravating is it to make up day after day and...
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We have a Pleasureway Sprinter and vary our bedding needs with the weather, but my huz likes being zipped into a sleeping bag on his twin side where I, the claustrophic one, sometimes use the unzipped bag as a comforter or eschew it altogether for light-weight thermal blankets. We're able to get all those variations plus four pillows in the cabinet over our sofa. We make and unmake it daily if we move locations or have to spend more time inside than usual due to cooler weather.
Friends with the same rig who are shorter people do not use the twin configuration but sleep sideways on the sofa part only. They leave the bedding on when travelling, so in effect don't take up storage space with bedding.
We have a Pleasureway Sprinter and vary our bedding needs with the weather, but my huz likes being zipped into a sleeping bag on his twin side where I, the claustrophic one, sometimes use the unzipped bag as a comforter or eschew it altogether for light-weight thermal blankets. We're able to get all those variations plus four pillows in the cabinet over our sofa. We make and unmake it daily if we move locations or have to spend more time inside than usual due to cooler weather.
Friends with the same rig who are shorter people do not use the twin configuration but sleep sideways on the sofa part only. They leave the bedding on when travelling, so in effect don't take up storage space with bedding.
