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Ok so as I said in a previous post...we bought the MH in Germany and drove back to Ireland with it. We spent a total of 3 nights in the huge overcab bed with room to spare but I must confess it was a bit on the hard side. Would anyone suggest replacing the matress and if so where might we get a replacement or is there an old pros trick to having a comfortable nights sleep? maybe some padding under the matress or something?
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rather than replace the mattress theres been a lot of talk on here about mattress overlays from either raskelf or tempur (think i've spelt the names right?), if you do a search on these names or 'overlay' it should bring back a few possibilities.
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Raskelf is brilliant. Get the higher density one & 2 or 3 inch thick at least depenending on the available space. Put on top of your existing mattress.
The mattress in our caravan was too hard, we couldn't afford a raskelf topper so bought a sheet of 2 inch upholstery foam. Cost about £50 from Plastics by Post and did the trick.
Most Def -the Argos overlay . . soft & comfortable [we have one in the house too - best night sleep with it on top of the mattress !
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in our old compass the rear lounge bed was too hard and lumpy for hubbys back and we brought a foam topper that had shapes a bit like an egg box on it, found it great as no where near as "sweaty" as some of the other foam types, although haven't tried the more expensive types. Ours was £25 from local market. Daughter has cut it in half for her bed at Uni since we got new van with fixed bed and wonderful mattress.
Thanks for all the great advice everybody....I think we might pay our local Argos a trip tonight....saw one in the catalogue that should do the trick and only €40...bargain.
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