Best bedding for fold out in T6
- Thread starter Phil S
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Hi @Phil S
Do you mean for a rock and roll bed?
Duvalay sleeping bags (with ‘built in’ duvet and topper) are very popular and pack up fairly small, not cheap though!
Worth considering...
www.duvalay.co.uk
Andy
Do you mean for a rock and roll bed?
Duvalay sleeping bags (with ‘built in’ duvet and topper) are very popular and pack up fairly small, not cheap though!
Worth considering...
Duvalay - A Better Night's Sleep for a Better Day
Luxury bedding and mattresses for your home and on the move in your campervan, caravan or motorhome
www.duvalay.co.uk
Andy
We use mattress cover...3 season Vango double sleep bag..and a thin tog duvet with colour matching cover...simple layers to keep warm or thin layer when hotter ..all pack away in stuffsacks..simple
Phil S
Member
Many thanks indeed. Yes I mean the rock and roll bed. Looked at Duvalay which seems excellent but is expensive. What price good sleep. Thanks for help and support for a newcomerHi @Phil S
Do you mean for a rock and roll bed?
Duvalay sleeping bags (with ‘built in’ duvet and topper) are very popular and pack up fairly small, not cheap though!
Worth considering...
Duvalay - A Better Night's Sleep for a Better Day
Luxury bedding and mattresses for your home and on the move in your campervan, caravan or motorhome
Andy
Phil S
Member
Many thanks for your help! Van under conversion and starting to equip it is great fun. Your support is much appreciatedWe use mattress cover...3 season Vango double sleep bag..and a thin tog duvet with colour matching cover...simple layers to keep warm or thin layer when hotter ..all pack away in stuffsacks..simple
I like Duvalay but just found them a bit short. My wife is about 5'4" and loves them but I'm 6'1" (they are specced at 6'3") but I just find that I need a little bit extra. Mind you, it's not only Duvalay that I have that problem with and I've actually sewn a fluffy blanket on to the end of a Vango wide bag making it about 7' long and it's now great as a two season. Size wise, I'm in heaven in my old Army Sleeping System bag which is plenty long enough but it's got to be bloody cold before it can be used comfortably for any length of time. Most of the time nowadays, we use a lightweight quilt and add other layers as and when....
Phil S
Member
So much helpful support! Many thanks. I had wondered about length. I am 6’ but shrinking with age! I will take all of your advice on board. Many thanks
You and me both brother I was actually the all important 6'1½"until a year or so ago!
Ron Campbell
New Member
I can highly recommend the Vango Ambience double sleeping bag.
It has multiple layers for all temperatures , I have been in it from freezing to hight of summer.
You have the option for both people to have different layers. its amazing.
If you can still get one do it now.
Ron
It has multiple layers for all temperatures , I have been in it from freezing to hight of summer.
You have the option for both people to have different layers. its amazing.
If you can still get one do it now.
Ron
We started with a double sleeping bag. However, now we just use standard, quality duvet over a fitted sheet over a layer of memory foam. The fitted sheet just tucks over the edge of the bed and the whole lot can be folded back in three sections to sit on the parcel shelf bit when we put the bed up and simply unfolded when the bed is deployed. The memory foam isn't completely required, but it's pretty damn comfy!
Phil S
Member
Thanks Ron,
I should have delivery of the T6 in about five weeks when conversion complete and collated all responses and I think I will go with both options Duvalay and Vango which might be overkill but as I travel between DK and UK frequently I will keep a set in each place!!
Phil
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