Do you think this would work as a mattress in an RV?
581801
I used one on a hide a bed in place of the original mattress. I hope to find a zippered cover but it sleeps very well even with a 300 lb adult. You can not feel the bars under you at all.
581802
Definitely. It does not have a cover. I purchased a futon mattress cover for mine and it fit perfectly.
253138
I would not hesitate to use this mattress when camping. The grandkids have used this indoors too. It's a nice size and seems like it would hold up well.
1876868
Have had this mattress several years. Keep in mind that it is in an RV so only gets occaisional use. All I have to say is that it will not go with the RV if it is sold.
1848073
I think it would, as long a the mattress is a real mattress and not an air mattress. The weight of the mattress should keep it in place.
314925
I have a king size and I definitely wouldn't consider it for camping. If you get a smaller one, then maybe...Even then, I think it would be difficult. Unless of course you have an RV and just want to store somewhere in there till needed. You might be able to get a single size folded up and stuffed into a really big plastic bag that air gets sucked out if. If they even make them that big.
936418
We haven't taking it apart that many times yet, but it does fold easily and seems very sturdy when put in place, so think it would work fine for a RV.....
1510561
Yes it would be perfect for that. Very easy to assemble, very light. Not a lot of room but I'm 5'10" and my girlfriend is 5'3" and we can fit for a quick night sleep.
1285595
Possibly. I have only used mine to provide extra cushion when sleeping on a cot. I slept on it for a total of 8 successive nights and it worked fine for that. It is about 3 inches thick.
185992
Yes it is quiet and comfortable for a mattress cover. We used it in the RV. I may buy more for the home. I like and the wife likes. Good luck!
1545876
It's like a mattress. But thin. You can fold it, but it won't stay. It will need to lay flat!
142650
Probably, but I think there would need to be padding between the mattress and the side rails to avoid the potential for small leaks to be created and a piece of plywood on the base of the frame over the frame slats to provide support. Remember, this has no box spring to support the weight as does a traditional box spring/mattress set up that you use on a frame.
1552797
I think so - I used one to sleep on camping in the back of a cargo van. Worked great!
176075
Good idea in theory. My concern would be the mattress spacing in the middle. Could a foam form be placed to fill the few inches? If not, I would wonder if the mattresses would move.
2015072
I wouldn't since it needs electricity to make it so it won't go down and electricity to inflate. It is more as a second bed than a camping one.
1214466
Yes, definitely...just make sure you've got enough slats to support it properly. (BTW, this is a *great* mattress!!)
572977
I suppose it could be used as a cosleeper, but it's soft all around (i.e. you can't pick it up with baby in it, the bottom would likely collapse), and the sides would squish in if you were sleeping next to it and happened to press against it (which would make it smaller).
1457245
i think so. its not for everyday use as a bed but its fine for a few nights. its super easy to maintain and the storage below is great! very good value.