RV Queen a little short for you?

[DHart]

Here's a great way to quickly and easily make the RV-queen mattress 4" longer for those of us 6' and over.

Have a bolster made with one dimension being the thickness of your mattress and the other dimension 4" (like 4" x 10" or so, depending on your mattress thickness).

Use the bolster to lean against, with pillows, when sitting up in bed reading or watching TV.

Then, when you're ready to go to sleep, pull the mattress away from the wall 4", drop the bolster down at the head of the mattress... now your short-queen is 4" longer, made so under where your pillow lays! Instantly, your bed/mattress is 4" longer!

When you wake up, pull the bolster up and out, slide the mattress back up at the head, and place the bolster for use as a backrest again.

I didn't originate this idea, but just passing along to anyone who may appreciate it!

[cwf]

Nice!

[sheriff1]

Don't know about other floor plans but we put a regular queen size pillow top in our 27fb. Still plenty of room to get around and comfy !


2015 F350 CC 4X4 6.7 Diesel
2010 27FB Silver Cloud "The Silver Spoon"

[DHart]

Sherrif... the 28' and 30' models with the rear queen can take the length of a full size queen, but that leaves very little room to walk around the corners on each side. So, this solution addresses those models.

We're ordering a custom queen pillowtop, RV length, to be made for our 30' that's coming in June as the stock mattress, while not bad, can be much improved upon. For us, the mattress is the primary "user-interface" for 8 hours a day and we like it to be as nice and comfortable as it can be.