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Originally Posted by crnelson
Good Morning, We are talking about how the two of us are going to go from king size at home to double....not sure it will work and we will give it a shot...I am curious how you experienced folks set up the dinette bed for sleeping comfortably....comfortable is the operative word.(snip)
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While I can't tell you what we've used since we don't have our trailer yet, I can tell ya that I did some looking around at Cabela's and Bass Pro Shop today. Passed on Camping World as they're close enough to zip down, the other two are a bit farther away.
Anyway, been trying to figure out what to use on the dinette. Saw a couple of rectangular sleeping bags from Coleman that might work. You can zip them together and they're not made for low temperatures, which I hope the trailer will never get down to. One was rated for 50* and priced at $34.99 and the other was a Tandem 3-in-1 for 45*, priced at $99.99. It looked like you could zip it into 2 or 3 separate bags if you want. Need to do some more research.
I figure a bag will save from hauling around a bunch of sheets and blankets since it's also going to be used as a lounge during the day. It can be rolled up into one of the cabinet shelf areas that's gonna be dedicated for that purpose.
Also saw a bunch of camping pads from Thermarest, which reminded me that I have several in the attic that were samples way back when the company was just starting out or some such. I just know I didn't buy 'em and the guy I knew from college had a huge pile of 'em in his garage and said I could keep 'em as they were samples or pro-types or some such. Anyway, I think those will work good for extra comfort when sleeping on the dinette.
If they're needed - Dirk can sleep on practically anything. I'm the Princess and the Pea type.
And congrats on getting your build sheet completed. Fun stuff, huh?