New R/V mattress

[sandblast]

Need recommendations for new R/V mattress.
Any info appreciated

Thanks

[wa8yxm]

Many RV companies have an aggrement with one or another supplier.

Had my Class A came with a Standard size matress I'd have had a host of options. but since I have a "Short Queen" (Wide as a queen but length of a full) my options were limited.

[jdc1]

https://www.amazon.com/Furniture/b/?ie=UTF8&node=1063306&ref_=sv_hg_5

[2oldman]

Ron3rd wrote:
Why would a different RV brand prefer a different mattress brand?

This is General. People often post questions about their RV in that particular forum.

[cpaulsen]

Our last 2 5ver.....we use a Serta iComfort. One was a queen and now a king in current one.

[Pheonix87]

I don't know what fit you need (size, you get it). But I recommend a mattress that either has a bamboo cover or one of its component layers is bamboo charcoal memory foam (there's quite a vast selection that can help you here https://popular.reviews/best-bamboo-mattresses/). It's much better when it comes to dust mite resistance and provides a hypoallergenic surface to sleep on. I turned to bamboo when it comes to my home bed and the bed in my RV for about 3 years now and I'm definitely not going back ever.

[Ron3rd]

sayoung wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Sleep Number hands down!!!

We agree again.

I gotta agree the Sleep Number is a great way to go due to the adjustability. Pricey though!

[Ron3rd]

2oldman wrote:
Go to the forum for your particular RV and search 'mattress'

Why would a different RV brand prefer a different mattress brand?

[Ron3rd]

Merrykalia wrote:
We purchased a Spa Sensations cooling memory foam model from Walmart for about $200. It's FABULOUS! We had a Tempurpedic at home and when we had to replace it due to age, we purchased the Spa Sen at 1/10th the cost of the Tempurpedic. It lasted about 8 years and we purchased another just recently.

Sounds like a good option, will look into that one.

[Cummins12V98]

sayoung wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Sleep Number hands down!!!

We agree again.

I caved into my wife at least 10 years ago and bought her the SN. Later I had to admit to her my low back was much better on the SleepNumber!

[sayoung]

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Sleep Number hands down!!!

We agree again.

[ScottG]

Is it a short queen? If not, just buy a mattress anywhere.

[Boomerweps]

Zinus memory foam via Amazon.
My choice. Good price. Works well for my wife & I.

[K_Charles]

Sleep Number works good for us.

[Lwiddis]

If you are happy with the mattress at your s&by see if it’s available in the appropriate size.

[wa8yxm]

Personally I do not like Memory foam.. So an "innerspring" matress. which is a common OEM was the only choice.. I can't say as I recommend it all that much but it was 75 bucks at Wal*mart online, delivered swiftly in a box that was way smaller than I expected (Oh its a SHORT QUEEN, those are actually hard to find) when I opened the box and slid it out onto the bed's plywood base the tag warned that the matress knows Kung Fu and will unroll violentely.. So I made sure it unrolled (Violently I might add) That-away (Away from me) not "This-away" towards me.. No damage was done (it slapped the playwood but good) then I cut the vacuum bag and removed it and then I had a good night's sleep.

The 15 year OEM.. Was in serious need of a new home. and it got the new home it deserved (The other campground I stay in most of the winter has a dumpster that is oh, somewere near 1000 cubic feet. IT landed on the bottom of same)

Was lighter than I expected (The old one was a heaver after 15 years of added weight) and easier to "install" due to being seriously compressed.

If you want an Inner Spring.. That's my choice. The price varies I've seen Wall Mart offer it asd low asd 50 bucks and as high as around 200 all the same matress. Zues (i think that's how it is spelled or Zess) 6" inner spring short queen)