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Seriously thinking of dumping the foam mattress out of the cab over, along with the memory foam 90mm topper ( which weighs a great deal to say theleast ! )
I want to replace both with a 'normal' sprung mattress ..
Anyone ever done this and or what are the thoughts you have ?
Hi
Three things to consider, the extra thickness, the weight but most importantly ... condensation .. read on ..
Just after going full time we decided to treat ourselves to a new mattress and with no expense spared purchased a VI pocket sprung mattress, got it in a sale, ex demo , it cost £1400 .. , reduced from £2k .. What a great mattress, it was like sleeping in heaven .. getting it into the RV was a job in itself, what a weight ..
After about a year we decided to turn it, even though the label said ' No Need To Turn ' and in the confines of an RV bedroom, no mean feat..
What a shock, horror .. it was black with mould and the underside material and padding had rotted through, completely exposing the spings ..
I purchased bedding padding and material and effected a decent repair .. then fitted bedding slats to allow air to circulated under the mattress ..
Of course, we were full time, condensation may not be such an issue for holiday use.. but still worth thinking about
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