Max,

I may have to name you in that suite as well ;-)

We fabricated liquid-proof covers for both the upper bunk (this one done from a standard mattress cover) and lower bed.  The lower bed was naturally done in two parts: a wrap around cover for the seat and a complete enclosure for the rear mattress.

Our rear mattress enclosure has an internal pocket into which one can insert a 45 x 35 piece of plywood - or in my case, acrylic since I happened to have a couple of 40mm panels kicking around to provide a firmer surface for carrying items - such as cans of paint - which do not appreciate being stacked on a spongy surface.

On 14-Sep-2014, at 22:10, Max Wellhouse wrote:

> On 9/14/2014 7:59 PM, Roy Nicholl wrote:
>> Jim,
>> 
>> I'm afraid, I'm going to have to hit you with an infringement suite and demand royalties on this one ;-)
>> 
>> I have a toddler, one of the very first things we did for the Hyena was fabricate a liquid-proof mattress enclosure.
>> 
>> 
>> On 14-Sep-2014, at 21:33, Jim Felder wrote:
>> 
>>> While this can't hold a candle to the delrin and nylon work going on at
>>> Bell, a useful item was produced this weekend at Felder Enterprises.
>>> 
>>> We took a length of waterproof ballistic nylon and made a fitted cover for
>>> the rear westy mattress, 46.5 x 36 x 4. Now a chain saw, garden tools,
>>> greasy parts and the like can be put into the rear area without affecting
>>> the upholstery below. if anyone wants a picture, or wants a custom made
>>> item for their rear mattress, let me know.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Jim
> 1/4" Sheet of plywood allows me to haul all kinds of firewood and keep
> the Z bed "habitable".....lol
> 
> DM&FS