camper bed Will it keep me from feeling the springs in my camper bed?
991428
I do not think it would work by its self. We use in on a matress in our trailer and that works, but I think it is too lite to use alone.
991429
I have a short queen in my trailer. Can this be cut smaller? How hard would it be to make smaller?
34566
we put one of these (queen size) in our bed that was in our travel trailer and it made a HUGE difference. We also put one on our pull out sofa and did wonders padding the springs and steel support bars. You can still feel the support bars a little but it did make a big improvement.
963810
the toolbox sits on the sides of the bed so I would think it would prevent you for using a camper shellhope that helps
77265
I put this in my RV and I love it. But it's a short mattress I don't know how well it would work over a normal length box spring. That could be a problem.
890915
We put a sheet of plywood over our existing box springs and it's worked beautifully. You definitely need to support the mattress.
2213783
It doesn't ruin the firm feeling of a mattress. It has enough thickness to not feel the wires, though. One thing I recently noticed (not sure if it's a recent defect, but I think it is) is that it doesn't heat to the end (or top) of the mattress by about a foot on either end. Leaves my feet freezing cold!
797121
we were not able to use the box springs with this bed but we do have a memory foam on top of the matress. This works great for us.
1313324
It needs some support. We have it in a RV which is on a closed in wooden box that has storage underneath. We don't have a box spring under it and it's quite comfortable. But it would slip down through just a metal frame.
920711
Yes, buy the i spring with the pump and you won't have a problem. I bought this and installed it in my camper. Not much water pressure there but this one does the trick!
1153239
I don't, but we have it in a pop up camper so firmness helps keep us off the hard platform. I find it very comfortable.
221405
I inflated my bed once. I left it in my camper over the winter and it stayed inflated. In the spring the pump wouldn't run at all. Good for 1 inflation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1832475
I think if you had a solid base, like a floor or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
1832474
I think if you had a solid base, like a flora or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
965905
I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.
1183767
Hi Jennifer - we haven't experienced excessive heat at all although ours is in Connecticut here there are not many oppressively hot days. The improvement over the mattress that came with our camper cannot be overstated. We just put it on the existing box spring and it expanded just like it was supposed to. I wouldn't hesitate to get another one if we needed one. Best wishes - Rick
280814
It should work for you if you only install one on one side. Or if you install both you can adjust the tension to be tighter on the side with the tank. The tension is adjustable by tightening or loosening the attachment nuts. I just drove 11,000 miles with my 1000 lb. camper and the helper springs worked great.
36810
Yes i think it may help, because it took the weight off of my overload spring on my sierra and even with a trailer on it rides better. Hope that helps, good luck.
77266
I think this would work but I am not 100% sure. We bought ours for our RV. The base (platform) is wood. It feels like your are sleeping on a regular bed. I saw other reviews that said they used it in their guest bedrooms and it was great so I am assuming they put it on the box springs as well. Hope this helps.