Anyone have any good places to buy padding to put under the bed on the 260. I would like a little better creature comfort. Would like about 2" of good closed cell foam. Corky
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Try a HyperVent Pad
Recommend you consider trying a HyperVent pad under your existing mattress. It is made of stiff plastic that will provide both cushion as well as breath-ability to help prevent your mattress from getting filled with moisture. Also, it doesn't cost that much when compared to quality foam or innerspring mattresses. Plus, even if you upgrade your mattress it can still be used. We've tried it and it's the best bang-for-the-buck of anything we've come across. http://www.hyperventmarine.com/product.htm
Recommend you consider trying a HyperVent pad under your existing mattress. It is made of stiff plastic that will provide both cushion as well as breath-ability to help prevent your mattress from getting filled with moisture. Also, it doesn't cost that much when compared to quality foam or innerspring mattresses. Plus, even if you upgrade your mattress it can still be used. We've tried it and it's the best bang-for-the-buck of anything we've come across. http://www.hyperventmarine.com/product.htm
COSTCO
COSTCO carries a memory foam pad in queen or king size that you can be put on top of your bunk. Very comfortable. Tempurpaedic (?), they are advertised all the time on TV as a complete mattress. We have one at home and it is great. About 1 1/2" thick topper. About $150.00 but worth it.
COSTCO carries a memory foam pad in queen or king size that you can be put on top of your bunk. Very comfortable. Tempurpaedic (?), they are advertised all the time on TV as a complete mattress. We have one at home and it is great. About 1 1/2" thick topper. About $150.00 but worth it.
Pad from Costco is - NOVA
We had it on our H260 and it was like being home in bed. I think the price is $120 for the queen size. Jim
We had it on our H260 and it was like being home in bed. I think the price is $120 for the queen size. Jim
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