New Matress

[chrismoore701]

We are looking to get a new matress for our bed. Queen. Where should I look and what is a good price and brand?

Thanks
Chris

[Grumpy]

Check RV Factory Surplus.

http://www.factoryrvsurplus.com/index.php

[xtruckerbob]

Our local furniture store sells mattresses so we gave them the measurements and 2 weeks later our mattress came in. Since they had a order coming from the factory there was no freight.
There was a extra charge for special size but was not much.

[SkyBound]

Have you considered a mattress topper? Might be a cheaper and effective option. If you have the walk around queen bed and can afford a longer mattress in terms of space, you can get a good mattress at a good price at Costco. The standard queens run 4 inches longer than the RV queens.

[chrismoore701]

The matress is about 6" from the wall as it is, not a lot of room still looking

[jvteach77]

The Original Mattress Factory in Marietta, GA manufactures very good mattresses and will custom cut a mattress to fit an RV for an extra $50. I bought one for my house and I know what I'll be getting when my RV mattress needs replacing, which won't be long, considering the quality of it.

[FLGatorgirl]

We loved the sleep number bed in our last coach so much, we bought the fancier version for the house. You can often find them on Craigslist for a few hundred bucks where someone has only used it a few times in a guest room, etc.

[Seann45]

Since the space at the foot of my bed was non existant anyway I went with a fullsize mattress from Costco (on sale) and have never regretted it

[Camper_bob]

Check out Amazon. There are some pretty good deals on there for foam mattresses, and I've even found the short queen size my trailer requires for less than $300.

[33 RLDS]

X2 on the Amazon. They have many foam units of varying thickness. We will get one in the spring as we both had enough of our "upgraded pillow top" that came in out camper. Even a topper didn't help much. I guess we are just used to our Temerpedic at home and don't ever want a spring unit again...