hi do you use it? I bought mine from ideal world the best thing i did worth every penny for a good night kip ray
Actually, not true. We do have a queen size bed and the Raskalf memory foam topper makes it even more comfortable. Depends how comfy you like your bed to be...
We also have a memory foam mattress topper 3" thick and it's helps so much when you have a bad back, it's also a dream to sleep on. We purchased ours from Memory Foam Mattress, Topper, Pillow, Memory Foam Mattressess and Toppers and paid about £150.00, one of the best purchases we have made for our fifth wheel. Nigel and Pamala
Me too, I have a memory foam mattress at home, so when we purchased the motorhome of which the mattress is rock hard, we brought a 3" memory foam topper. Our bed is even more comfortable that the one at home, all I need now is too get rid of Neil to the other end of the motorhome and then maybe I can get a good nights sleep (bad snoring). You wont regret investing in a memory foam topper, except maybe if you were in a very hot country as they do warm up a bit. Pat
It's really odd. I tried one and just couldn't get on with it, I found the sensation quite unnatural. Our mattress is just placed on the board that covers the engine hatch so it felt really, really firm. We've now got a super soft mattress topper from Ikea and I sleep so much better on that. Of course, the extra glass of red wine might be helping as well Regards Doug
Hi Doug are you sure you got a memory foam topper they are as soft (not hard in any shape or foarm) as anything I have ever slept on and also would not be without one :thumb: terry
Hi Terry, Yes it was definitely memory foam. We bought it because our bed was far too firm for us. The memory foam WAS softer but I hated the texture. Maybe I should have persevered with it but after 3 nights without sleeping properly I gave up. I'm sure it's me, our friends are delighted with theirs. Regards Doug
Everyone has a different level of comfort. If I don't sleep on a very hard surface, I get serious lower back problems. One night on the expensive memory foam my wife bought for our bed at home was enough for me to throw it away. I went out and bought a Sleep Number dual-bladder air mattress that allows each side to be adjusted to individual comfort. That was 6 years ago. On a scale of 0-100, my wife has hers set at 35 and I have mine set at 100. When we first bought our coach it had a foam mattress and, part way through the maiden voyage, I was virtually crippled. Made a trip to the chiropractor to get straightened out, then went to a mattress store and bought an air mattress similar to the one we have at home. That was 4 years ago, and we haven't regretted it. I'd sleep better on a sheet of plywood than on that memory foam stuff.
Hi all speaking of M/F there is a stall at Skirlington sunday market v/close to the bike sales that sells proper 2 ins deep M/F double bed size for £56 that is as cheap as I have ever seen them :thumb: nothing to do with it just thought it worth a mention terry
