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Duvalay. Worth every inch of space they take up.

Most people would find an RnR bed very uncomfortable to sleep on without some form of topper and a popular choice for a topper is the Duvalay - they're good but they're also expensive and, as you say, they're very bulky to transport. You could try a SIM - these pack down smaller than a foam...

...my various items out of the way & tidy. The triple rear seat swivels 180 deg. to face the back when parked up & allows 2 sleeping places on duvalays, when needed. Snug as a bug ! When I don’t take the bike I also have a metal fabricated, double drawer lockable cabinet that takes loads of...

Thanks. Initial plan was a smaller battery, but was upgraded by converter, also because I'm not going down the solar panel route at the moment wanted it to be able to cope if I wanted to go 'off grid' for a short while. While I'm going to use a power bank for the interim, theres a possibility I...

Took the plunge and bought the Slothie. Went for the Double Premium 2.5cm Travel mattress Topper. Fits my Titan bed perfectly. Very pleased with the comfort. Would recommend.

Hi We just splashed out on a pair of duvalay toppers for our Vivante. Went for the 77 wides ones on the basis of filling in the aisle with the long back cushion so it becomes a double ish bed and there is enough width to turn over on.

No, I bought a Duvaley in the end.

We already have 2 x tri fold 5cm mattress covers, but find it difficult to pull them out on top of each other. My theory to buy a curled up 1 is to still use the tri fold 1 and a curled up 1. Hopefully making it easier to pull out & put away again. I would then sell 1 of the tri fold 1’s. Makes...

Hi. Vivante in build at Kearsley and looking forward to getting out in it when finished , Two singles will be our main setup and was looking at getting some Duvalay toppers , have read go for the 50cm thick but what width 56 , 66 or 77 wide . comment would be appreciated .

Sounds like you have cracked it Keith although were did you test it that was 4 degrees! 🥶 I refitted the original foam yesterday and have a Duvalay 5cm gold winging its way to sit on top which will hopefully meet with the wife’s approval. I’ll try it in the pop top to see how good it is and...

VanKraft recliner (+5 deg) for the front bench seat, only needed 5 as its on a Rusty Lee swivel base which adds 5 (ish) Duvalay foam topper with pillows :sleep:

We are using the Devon topper on top of the compact Duvalay mattress. We found that using one of these on their own is not enough!

I didn’t in the end as I got a Duvalay one. I’m sure cut to size and a bit of sewing on the cover it would be fine though. I might get one for the pop top.

Buy a better sleeping bag, and/or improve the insulation of the van. Alternatively, fit a diesel burning heater. Either option would be better than flattening your leisure battery. Duvalay have a 10.5 tog duvet option, and you could add a fleece throw over that.

We’ve also got a Duvalay 25mm which is spot on with the soft RnR bed. As for what fits in a pop top, I‘m guessing a lot would depend on the make of pop top.

...issue is if you have the bed down and kneel directly on the bracket you will know about it. But I have some foam the slips over and we have a duvalay topper for sleeping so you feel nothing. Its a little tricky to photo but I've tried. Seats attached Bracket in place (Yeti for spacing!)...

Comfort Travel Topper Providing a thicker, more luxurious feel, the Comfort Travel Topper is 5cm deep, twice the depth of the Compact Travel Topper, therefore offering more comfort and support for welcomed relief from back, neck and joint pain. Premium supportive memory foam Choice of two foam...

What ones or options did you go with? Looks like there is loads to choose from .

Worth considering adding on top? https://www.t6forum.com/threads/duvalay-mattress-topper.50868/

ah thanks so much for the tips and info , looks like you had a great time!