Summer is the best time for a holiday with a excellent RV mattress Canada. It's time for you to make the most of the great Canadian wilderness and go on a camping trip. You look out the window to the trailer that's been sitting in the yard, untouched all year. I meanwaking up with a few cricks in your neck is fundamental to camping, particularly with that lumpy mattress that came with the trailer.
That kind of experience could be somewhat nostalgic, but now there are choices to get a good night's sleep and wake up refreshed in your RV without costing too much. Technology has come a long way, and you would be surprised what you can fit in your RV and keep under the load limit.
I despise my RV Mattress
My RV Mattress Isn't cool enough
My RV Mattress is not comfortable
Sounds familiar?
RV REPLACEMENT MATTRESS
You Have an RV Mattress, but…
There is a good reason that RV mattresses were made the way they are. When driving with a trailer attached, or in a self-driving RV, you need to take into account the weight that you're pulling. Less weight translates into greater gas mileage, which is quite desirable if you plan on driving long distances (especially if you live in BC!) Having lighter items from the RV also means you can take more things without pushing the weight limitation of your ride. So, RV mattresses have been made to be milder, which mostly meant reducing the amount of material used. RV mattresses are also smaller than conventional mattresses, due to the space restrictions inside an RV. Mobile homes are put up in several of ways, so RV mattresses need to match these specifications. This implies in-between sizes and custom dimensions. Some mattresses may also must fold, which lends itself nicely to thicker material such as memory foam.
With how diverse RV setups can be, it's difficult to standardize RV mattress sizes. However, that does not mean that the industry hasn't attempted. Standard RV mattress sizes utilize the same or similar titles to their conventional counterparts, howeverthey differ in dimension. Similarly, RV king size mattresses measure 72 x 80in, which is 4 inches thinner than a traditional King size mattress. Thus, if you're looking for a new mattress for your RV, remember to take measurements, as you may require a custom made solution.
What is the RV Mattress Made Of?
Now that you understand what size mattress you require, it is time to consider the material. Spring beds tend to be heavier than their memory foam sockets on account of the steel required for the springs. They are becoming more affordable to buy, and have a range of advantages within a spring mattress, such as better body contouring and less movement transfer. The matter with memory foam is how hot they could get. On Friday night nights, the very last thing you want is to wake up covered in sweat.
For instance, the Canadian RV mattress by Gotta Sleep has a layer of foam using graphite and cooling in it. The cooling gel remains pretty exclusive, but that does not mean that it is more costly than other varieties.
RV BUNK MATTRESS
Your RV bunk beds are uncomfortable usually because they're providing little to no assistance due to the bad quality elements inside. Believe it or not, the elements in an average dog mattress are usually better quality. Many OEM RV and camper bunk mattresses are composed of 2-3 of cheap fibre padding.
This inexpensive bunk mattress foam begins to break down after just a few applications. It cost the RV maker near nothing, however the end-user (you) gets to have problems with a mattress bottoming out on the plywood after only a few weeks of use.
Decide on the desired height to your new bunk mattress. The thicker the mattress, the more room there is to fit comfort and support layers.
You'll need, at the minimum, 24 inches between the top of your new mattress and the upper bunk (or the ceiling in case you are replacing the mattress on the upper bunk). Bunk mattress heights usually vary between 4.5 – 8 inches in depth (we could make any size or thickness upon request).
