Mattress Underlayment
I'm reading that you need something to put under the mattress to avoid condensation, mold, and mildew. From my efforts on Google so far, it seems like the Froli System gets high marks, but at $400 it...
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We had condensation issues in cold weather which led to mildew growing under the mattress. Yuck! I added a layer of DuraGrid marine deck tiles under the (new) mattress 5 years ago and haven't had any issues since. There are other similar products available, such as Dri-Dek.
Some benefits of DuraGrid is that is is only ½" thick, it is non-compressible, and it only cost $80 to cover the entire cabover bunk area.
I've had the opportunity to check out the Froli System several times and agree that it can be used to make a very comfortable RV bed... If you are in need of a new bed and your prefer the feel of a traditional mattress & box-spring, it may be a good solution for you. In our case, DW and I prefer a platform bed with a memory foam mattress, and our TC bed is a (very) firm foam mattress with a memory-foam topper.
Cheers,
-Mark
Some benefits of DuraGrid is that is is only ½" thick, it is non-compressible, and it only cost $80 to cover the entire cabover bunk area.
I've had the opportunity to check out the Froli System several times and agree that it can be used to make a very comfortable RV bed... If you are in need of a new bed and your prefer the feel of a traditional mattress & box-spring, it may be a good solution for you. In our case, DW and I prefer a platform bed with a memory foam mattress, and our TC bed is a (very) firm foam mattress with a memory-foam topper.
Cheers,
-Mark
