by working on it » Sun Apr 06, 2014 7:38 pm
Not really an answer to your question, but here's what I did on my smaller trailer. As usual, being a bit different, I got a king-size comforter for my twin-size mattress. The logic here is: un-insulated cabin needs extra comforter (if one layer is good, two is better), and I tend to need large covers because I move around a lot. Actually, it came as a package deal...I bought a king set to wrap the fitted sheet around (cover all sides) of my mattress (which I fold in half, to make room to transport my cooler and water jugs inside the cabin), and the comforter came with it. I bought two king size pillows, which fit wall-to-wall inside, and had pillow shams left over (they were converted to window curtains). Admittedly, the extra material inside the cabin is a bit much to keep tidy,but now that I don't need to fold up the mattress (re-engineered the weight balance), I'll use the extra material to cover the second Ikea foam mattress I bought (to bring the thickness up to 6" thickness).
2013 HHRv "squareback/squaredrop", rugged, 4x8 TTT, 2225 lbs- *3500 lb Dexter EZ-Lube braked axle, 3000 lb.springs, active-progressive bumpstop suspension
- *27 x 8.5-14LT AT tires (x 3) *Weight Distribution system for single-beam tongue
- *100% LED's & GFCI outlets, 3x fans, AM/FM/CD/Aux. *A/C & heat, Optima AGM, inverter & charger(s)
- *extended-run, on-board, 2500w generator *Coleman dual-fuel stove & lantern, Ikea grill, vintage skillet
- *zinc/stainless front & side racks *98"L x 6" diameter rod & reel carrier tube on roof