where to buy a replacement mattress

[peterman1]

hello im looking at replacing the rv queen short mattress in my class a. anyone have any ideas where i could order one online. i live in the houston tx area

[peterman1]

Thanks for all the suggestions

[Monkeyman_and_L]

IKEA

[wvabeer]

I bought mine on ebay. med firm 10 inch memory foam just less than 300. sometimes you can fit a reg queen in them but you can get either.

[BillinPSL]

We bought Spa Sensations memory foam mattresses from Walmart online based on a previous recommendation from this site and the tons of positive reviews. I left the one on our "queen size" at full length which was probably 6" longer than OEM mattress, and on the bunk which has a diagonal cut I used an electric carving knife and made it so easy.

[amxpress]

I could never rationalize buying something as important as a mattress without first laying on it. That’s why, when we needed an RV King mattress for our fiver, I went to a mattress factory store, tried out their various lines on the showroom floor, then chose a foam mattress which the made to fit our fiver.
Why not call Golden Mattress Company in Houston and see if they’ll make a mattress to your size, then go down and lay around their showroom?
http://goldenmattress.net/about_us

[Edd505]

I bought one of these & love it.
https://www.mattressinsider.com/luxury-rv-mattress-memory-foam.html

[happy2rv]

We bought an RV queen sized memory foam mattress years ago for our motorhome from bedinabox.com and got a good deal at the time. More recently though they have been pricey.

Our most recent purchase for our travel trailer was a full queen from walmart.com.

We kept the motorhome for a couple of years after replacing the mattress and had no complaints. We've had the travel trailer for about 10 months and have had no complaints with the mattress we put in it either.

We replaced the "RV queen" in the travel trailer with a standard queen. I pulled the plywood section out and used it as a template to cut a longer plywood piece. The only issue, and this would have been an issue even if we hadn't changed sizes, is that the memory foam is much heavier than the thing they tried to call a mattress the manufacturer shipped the trailer with. This means the gas struts aren't strong enough to hold up the plywood to access the under bed storage. We could replace the struts with stronger ones and may at some point but for now I cut a length of 1x2 to support it.

[Dick_B]

At least check out www.verlo.com.

[ScottG]

Regular mattress stores have RV queen size.

[hilldude]

Bought a memory foam from local store cut it off with a bread knife,put a mattress cover on it.

[1320Fastback]

Got ours from Amazon. Was just a tad bigger than the original one but fit fine.

[Dale_Traveling]

I acquired a very nice foam mattress from Amazon.

[2oldman]

donn0128 wrote:
Look in the yellow pages ...

Those still exist?

[Devocamper]

What kind of mattress are you looking for ? We did a lot of research on line for a memory gel foam type mattress and there are hundreds of them in all price ranges and sizes , including short queens, ours is a regular queen, but it is hard to rely on the reviews since everyone has a different take or feel or need for a mattress. We ended up buying a memory foam firm mattress from a local chain because we could actually go to the store and check out how it felt , the brand we purchased has three firmness models to pick and there was a difrence in each one we tried fwhere many of the others are a guess as to how firm or soft they will actually be . The memory foams styles come compressed and are easier to maneuver around a rv . Buying from actual brick store didn’t change the delivery process at all since it is still shipped to the house in its box , compressed . the one we ended up with weights 75 lbs so not to bad to move around before letting it expand. There are company’s on line that will custom make a mattress for you . One of them is mattressinsider
Mike