Bouncy castle upstairs problem

[NickE]

When upstairs at night I am far too aware of movement downstairs, i.e. downstairs residents getting up to go to the loo etc.
This wakes me up. The Cali has soft suspension; comfortable for driving but a bit too rock and roll for my sleeping.
Any innovative suggestions to cure this problem, most welcome.

 

[Hotel California]

You can place "supports" under the van like on a caravan .

 

[Martin]

Or get your van lowered

 

[BerndRos]

Due to the small internal size of the van I doubt you can do anything at all......all part of the fun I would have thought........

 

[NickE]

Or get your van lowered

I hadn't thought of that, thanks. A very good idea, but I think I'd rather keep the van looking standard.

You can place "supports" under the van like on a caravan .

Hmm .... sounds promising. Perhaps I should start googling. Thanks.

 

[spanner]

used to have them on our old motorhome and they are called a corner steady, bit extreme for a campervan though

 

[calikev]

Air suspension but at £3k maybe a little extreme

 

[David&Sue]

Try a good large single malt at bedtime - you'll sleep through anything

 

[NickE]

To those (above) who have recommended so called "extreme" solutions, can I just say, that when it comes to getting a good night's kip, There Are No Extremes!
These might do the job:
http://www.kampa.co.uk/products/cam...s/towing-site-accessories/plastic-jack-stand/

 

[Hotel California]

NickE , thats sort of what i meant , but the difficulty of wrighting in an other language maybe gives some problems...

 

[KernowLad]

Try a good large single malt at bedtime - you'll sleep through anything

This :clap