Sloped wall for a bead headboard

Yes, don't buy that kind of TT.

K Charles wrote:
Yes, don't buy that kind of TT.

Oh - that's real intelligent.

We use big pillows.

Dutchmen with curved wall no window, simlar problems. My DW props up with pillows.

Only thing I can think of is a board against the wall to lean on. Not very handy.

as far as storage of any thing you might use to help your situation, I think pillows would be the best to store during non use. remember you have to put what ever you use on the floor during the night if other than a pillow and then you have to crawl over them to get to the bathroom if necessary.

I agree with the other on-topic responses above. I have the exact same arrangement but in my case I don't sit up and read in bed before going to sleep since DW is typically in bed sleeping already. But if I wanted to do that I would have the same problem. We DO have the same dilemma when in there watching the second TV which is opposite the sloped front of the trailer.

As others have intimated, a bug pillow is a solution but as OG said, you'd have to put that on the floor afterwards and then remember to step over it when going to the bathroom in the night.

AN "armchair pillow" may be a solution as it should push you far enough away from the sloped wall to work.

We have a Gray Wolf 26BH with the same thing minus the window and we set in bed and watch TV and we just prop up a couple of pillows and it works great.

K Charles wrote:
Yes, don't buy that kind of TT.

Seriously???
Why didn't you tell me that before I bought this, otherwise awesome trailer, that we are ecstatic about owning and otherwise, thoroughly enjoying?

dspencer wrote:
We have a Gray Wolf 26BH with the same thing minus the window and we set in bed and watch TV and we just prop up a couple of pillows and it works great.

I've tried using just a pillow and it's not enough. Perhaps more pillows, including the throw pillows from the sofa. Ill try that tonight.

wmoses, I like the idea of the armchair pillow that you suggest.

I have already learned about the "pillows thrown on the floor, at the end of the bed" hazard (LOL). That makes a strong argument for night lights.

Thanks, all, (well mostly all), for the suggestions. I guess this is a minor annoyance for which I will find an acceptable solution. Sometimes I read about the most engenious solutions on this forum. I was just wondering if maybe someone had cast a magic bullet as a solution to this one.

Thanks again.

I bought a big body pillow... it fits in wedge area and then I pile more pillows on top to watch TV.. don't know about you, but I don't store much in cabinets over center of bed... too hard to get too and too much tongue weight.. can you stuff pillows up there overnight?

A wedge pillow like this one on Amazon will work. Typically about 24x24" and available in 8, 10 & 12" depths. Get one with a depth to suit the slope of the bed wall.

We bought a pair and they work great for watching TV or reading in bed.