Search results for query: Duvalay

...you can get it right it just annoys me. I can't comment on which to buy but from my research I've decided to go for the cooling topper from duvalay. Ordered like 2 days ago. Couple of reasons, while comfort is subjective I've not really read any complaints about it and I personally just...

Without a good night's sleep, you (or your partner) can easily fall out of love with a campervan, so anything that promotes sleep comfort would be my #1 priority - whatever it takes, be that a diesel heater, an electric blanket, a SIM, a mattress topper or a Duvalay.

do you use a duvet/sleeping bag on top of your duvalay fresh tech?

:fast rofl:Love it lol

...my full width RIB bed (rusty lee) fitted in a few weeks. Sorry if this question has been asked loads of times but..... I can't see to find a duvalay mattress topper the width of the bed 1470mm, the biggest I can find is 1300mm. Am I looking in the wrong places or is that the widest available...

So I've just found a little leak near the value, hence my numb hip! hoping to repair but might still add a topper into the mix

We've also got a Duvalay that rolls up and goes the rear of the bed. We don't leave it in the van all the time and the first time that the bed is set on a trip, we make the bed (Duvalay, quilted cotton topper and fitted sheet) and just roll the whole lot up after that. It's actually just the...

We have just done 10 nights on the NC500 route plus Skye. Really comfortable. 50mm Duvalay topper used, Also tons of staorage space under the seat and easy to access this.

I’ve gone for a 50mm duvalay. It’s a nice memory foam and I can recommend it.

Thanks wobbler. Our first thoughts are for single beds so do you think 77 would leave room for walking down the middle. Can you recall the width of the seats and was the duvalay good quality .

love the duvalay stuff myself. the combined sleeping bag stuff they do is excellent. https://www.t6forum.com/threads/duvalay-which-one-to-go-for.20926/

...I want to get it right, having learnt a lot from our current one about what i would do differently. The frame and floor seemed very good with lots of flexibility, but would be ideal if I could ditch the very thick mattress we carry with us right now and just make do with the Duvalay sleeping...

I have the skyline skylow, has a great look in my opinion, but no chance of any type of mattress being left up there, the profile is just too low…I throw a Duvalay up there and get on just fine.

We use a 2" thick memory foam egg crate type mattress topper inside a singe duvet cover. It's comfortable and relatively inexpensive (£60) compared to rip off Duvalay mattresses. And it rolls up fairly small too.

You’re selling it. I definitely agree you do compromise when sharing the bed, even subconsciously when asleep which is maybe why we wake a lot. I think I’ll pinch the Duvalay tonight and give it a go. 🤞

Correct, there is no room to keep one up there. Mine has a 10mm firm foam covering over the top of my bed board, not sure if that's standard. I use a Duvalay with a 5cm memory foam mattress in it, it's ok for a couple of nights.

After 5 years decided to bite the bullet and get a duvalay topper arrived today and I'm very impressed so far

Ordered my Duvalay package last Sunday and it was delivered today. 5cm topper, zip up topper cover/ under sheet , two pillow cases and storage bag. Got it laid out in the camper to settle down abit. Might try it out tomorrow night!

+1 Duvalay. Went with the comfort as I thought needed to stack the deck to get the good lady wife to embrace van sleeps. I have to say, I often have MUCH better sleeps in the van (quantified by garmin body battery) versus in the house, even better if it’s me solo when doing running events etc...

I think you are correct, especially if you are a side sleeper. We have 5cm Duvalays and I will find it not enough on my hips. Have tried additional blankets but thinking about different options, including shorter SIMs in addition. Mrs CAB doesn't have an issue, but mostly sleeps on her back.