Some people are never satisfied!!!!! Last year we bought a Pennine Pullman and love camping. However, due to premature old age, joint problems and a recent car accident - I find the beds really hard on my back and hips.
Julie did tell me about something you can buy to put on the mattress to soften the feel of them up a bit. Any ideas on what that might be, how much it would cost and where to get one??? The Spring approaches and I must sort this out as it ruins my enjoyment of camping.
I have similar problems and solved it by using an air mattress not over inflated and this does work, but it does take some experimenting to get it right.
John
Yes Pam. They are very good aren't they. Ken and I called them our egg boxes, because that is what ours looked like on one side. At first we didn't see how they could make a difference, but it was a revelation as to how comfortable we were. We got ours from a Foam Shop, which cut them to the length we requested off a roll. I think they worked out about £20 each, but honestly, it was the best thing we ever bought for camping. I used a couple of old duvet covers to make covers for them.
ours are the ones that look like egg boxes as well we leave them on top the beds and fold it all down together .they squash quite flat but soon spring back to life ,i also think they make the beds warmer ,extra insulation
Mattress toppers - they sound familiar. So, Pam - the ones you have - are they the ones for home or the ones for camping as in the link JenAll put up - or something different - I don't mind spending £80ish pounds but want to make sure I get the right thing!!!!!!!!!!!!
The bed on our Avondale is quite hard so we use a thick duck and goosedown continental quilt in a quilt cover under us. It really has made a difference.