sleeping up top in Ocean T6

[Lou]

Is there any where I find out if there is a weight limit for sleeping in the pop up roof bed? Can 2 adults one bigger than the other combined weights touching 24 stones! Also which end do you sleep?

Thanks Rose

 

[T6 CFO]

Someone has the figures but they are way higher than 24 stone. Been covered on here before and general consensus seemed to be head to the front.

Mike


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[T6 CFO]

Previous thread

https://vwcaliforniaclub.com/threads/upper-bed-weight-limit-on-a-cali-se.7448/


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[Yorkie]

I tried sleeping in both directions dependent upon slight slope. It was difficult to sleep head to rear but not totally impossible due to height restriction for getting up in the morning.

 

[Lou]

Thank you for the info
Rose

 

[Jabberwocky]

VW "official" comment (from VWCS)
https://vwcaliforniaclub.com/threads/upper-bed-weight-limit-on-a-cali-se.7448/page-2#post-197025

 

[Jonathan Duke]

On a previous similar thread, someone said "if you can get up there, it'll most likely hold you"

 

[Lou]

Many thanks for all the responses we are OK to sleep up top.


Rose

 

[ArunAlec]

On a previous similar thread, someone said "if you can get up there, it'll most likely hold you"

Bladder control and speed of descent, another factor to consider!

 

[flying banana]

I reckon if you weigh 20 stone you wouldn't be up there. not enough room for pies and scotch eggs

 

[jts46]

150kg we were told

 

[Jabberwocky]

For all the above has anyone heard of or experienced a bed collapse?

 

[Velma's Dad]

For all the above has anyone heard of or experienced a bed collapse?

No, and I bet it's never ever happened. I can't imagine that VW would engineer a bed that could conceivably collapse under the weight of a human who could actually get themselves up there. The product liability would be horrendous, surely.

But hope no-one proves me wrong on that.