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cambre65

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Posted: 03/20/08 08:00am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Anyone got any good replacement mattress suggestions? I've been getting stabbed by the springs in the mattress that came with my TT and don't want to break the bank on a mattress I won't use every night but don't want to wake up with a backache either.


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There are really no cheap mattresses. You have to pay for quality. Lots of folks have had good luck keeping their "stock" mattress and adding a Temper-pedic (memory foam) topper. Might consider going that route.


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memory foam.big lots queen,8 inch $549.you will be glad you did.you will never have to buy another one.take it from the rv to your house and use it there too.good luk.


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Posted: 03/20/08 08:52am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

We put a memory foam topper on our mattress and it made all the difference in the world. We purchased it at Sam's for around $150.


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We put a 2" memory foam topper from Overstock on ours - best thing we've done so far to our camper; $79.


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A memory foam topper is a good option for you. They aren't too expensive and are comfortable.


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Check out the sleep number, its great for us because she wants soft nd I want firm.


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We just went and bought a regular queen matress from a shop nearby our house. It ran a little under $300 but feels wonderful. Plus you don't have to contend with toppers that way! We used a topper on our old matress that came with the camper because we hated the matress. But it wasn't enough!


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We just went out and bought a new mattress for the TT. We tried the topper and if the mattress is bad underneath the topper - it won't help much - at least for us it was still a bad mattress - it just had a topper on it.

You can get a decent mattress for not a ton of money - try Sam's Club or Costco for a start.


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We did the same as trailblazerpassport. Ordered a short queen (minus 1" width) for just under 300$. We previously had a heavy quilted topper mattress pad. It was good but does not turn a basic foam mattress into an innerspring!
What a difference!


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