

| Subject: | Re: WTB: Westy upper mattress or cover |
| From: | John Runberg |
| Date: | Sat, 22 May 2004 18:01:39 -0400 |
I'd guess the issue boils down to density, and thickness. You can try purchasing some replacement foam, perhaps laminating a thin (maybe .5") piece of low density material on top of denser base material. Going with material that's too low-density will mean bottoming out to the plywood - especially when having some fun :) The other option would be to use thicker material to start with. IIRC my old bay-window westy had thicker stuff up there and with the design of the hinges you could get at least another .5-1". I'd imagine that ventilation might be an issue, but you can try. I recently priced out replacement foam from one of the online sites and can dig up the URL if anyone's interested. john
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