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Old 03-20-2003, 06:47 PM   #1
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replace twin beds in rear bedroom update


replace twin beds in rear bedroom
was my starting point on that suject.

Then, after a "little" argument with Camping World, I got some updates on foam pads & custom mattresses. Go to the 5th post here:
Buying mattress pad? beware of Camping World false ad.


About redoing the bedroom:

we have decided to turn the bed by 90 degrees. With the head roaside of the trailer. We most certainly are going to leave all the furnitures in place, except the night table, that we may use in the living room (will not work I guess for trailer under 32' or those with dinette. For us, could put roadside, next to other chest, at right angle to it)

We will make a new bed frame, with drawers on 3 sides (may have to lay on bed to access), and lifting bed platform to reach middle cavity, which can be used for light rarelly used things, held in 1 or 2 big bags, like comforter, xtra toilet paper,...
We will install table tops on each side at head of bed.

We used our current mattress (50X74) to see how it will work, so there won't be any surprise.
The only thing I don't like are 3 or 4 of the overhead door handles. Could be too close to our heads. They can be replaced by routed finger notches.

Anybody doing anything similar to that?
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