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.
2109793
It should be snug. This pad is used on top of a 3'' memory foam in our camper. I couldn't tell you exactly how thin that mattress is right now, but if your familiar with camper mattresses, most are very thin. I would guess that with the memory foam, the pad is covering at least 9" and is very snug. This pad works great to provide protection and also extra comfort.
1977202
I haven't really noticed any worse ride. With 800lbs in the bed and about 10lbs of pressure the ride becomes more stable. we are picking up our small 5th wheel camper next week, so I'm hoping it helps control the extra weight.
890915
We put a sheet of plywood over our existing box springs and it's worked beautifully. You definitely need to support the mattress.
1625337
No. If you have an average thickness mattress you shouldn't be able to feel the bars.
2235119
We put ours on our old box springs, but I'm going to put some plywood. I think it would be best.The memory foam mattress is very comfortable, but I think it would be better for the life of the mattress.
1829699
As long as you're strong enough to shake it out every week or so, I think it should make your mattress softer. Without shaking, it will probably compact pretty quickly.
128607
Mine is still rolled up too. Can't imagine it causing any harm. It's only foam, no springs to worry about.
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
116757
You will need a platform or box spring. I put mine in a camper and it is very comfortable.
150696
No there isn't any springs. It is just like any other air mattress. I think the picture is deceiving.
1150441
Just lay the 2 tracks down under the matress on tip of the center bar and side rails built into the bedframe. It keeps the matress from caving in.
1177496
I put my 4" memory foam mattress on it and I could feel the wire base on my back. I taped some cardboard on the wire base and that helps a little bit but also get problems like sliding issue. Finally, I solved my problem by getting an extra firm foam topper and put it underneath my memory foam mattress. Hope my story helps.
988968
No, the bars stay under the matress. We have the convertible crib without the springs, a board on the bottom, and it went perfect.
1619643
no, the mattress has springs under it but would not be comfortable without being inflated.
1868475
Well its not this system! Used on my camp trailer to assist the springs so that when I walk in it doesn't sway so much and it works well but I am about 10% of the weight you are talking about. I think you should look at air bag spring assists and adjust the air for the weight, much more money.
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!