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Old 01-03-2020, 06:49 PM   #1
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Looking to make sleeping a little better on the dinette bed.
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Perhaps you're not aware - all of those claims that the dinette can be made into a bed are not really for use by human adults or anyone other than toddlers that can't complain about the lousy sleeping arrangements.

I thought this was a well known "lie" manufacturers tell often and repeatedly.
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Perhaps you're not aware - all of those claims that the dinette can be made into a bed are not really for use by human adults or anyone other than toddlers that can't complain about the lousy sleeping arrangements.

I thought this was a well known "lie" manufacturers tell often and repeatedly.
I am 5'10" and sleep on mine. But then again I only have a travel trailer
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Don't know what size you're seeking, but for my back beds I went to Amazon and searched for "memory foam mattress 30x74" and came up with a number of choices, varying by thickness and firmness.
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A good air mattress might be the ticket.
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Memory foam topper will do the job well.
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I agree with the memory foam topper suggestions. They can easily be trimmed with an electric knife - the kind with which you carve a turkey. Easy to roll up too for storage elsewhere.

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Thanks to most everyone, think you have solved my issue.
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