Sleeping up top.

[Pixcels]

Hello Alan

Do you know what the limit is of padding?Just ordered an extra of 2cm padding,so in total 6cm.
You think that that's a go or no go?
thx. for your reaction.

Yes, I'd like to know that too.
Mrs Pixcels has just gone and bought a self inflating mattress that deflates to almost nothing - that may just do the trick for some added luxury.

 

[RichardH]

Hello Alan

Do you know what the limit is of padding?Just ordered an extra of 2cm padding,so in total 6cm.
You think that that's a go or no go?
thx. for your reaction.

Hopefully you'll get a reply from someone who's done it and can give a definitive answer, but meanwhile I would be wary about trying. Having once slightly bent my roof by mistakenly leaving a little bedding up there I think that 2cm might be too much. There's very little spare room. We put our curtains up on the mattress and leave a mattress protector and fitted sheet in place, but that's as much as I'd risk.

 

[Elly Swanson]

Hopefully you'll get a reply from someone who's done it and can give a definitive answer, but meanwhile I would be wary about trying. Having once slightly bent my roof by mistakenly leaving a little bedding up there I think that 2cm might be too much. There's very little spare room. We put our curtains up on the mattress and leave a mattress protector and fitted sheet in place, but that's as much as I'd risk.

There are other threads were this has been discussed but can’t remember what the recommendations were.

 

[Ch1pbutty]

Yes, I'd like to know that too.
Mrs Pixcels has just gone and bought a self inflating mattress that deflates to almost nothing - that may just do the trick for some added luxury.

Don’t exceed the thickness of the original VW mattress (When you close the roof). The roof is very fragile & easy to crease.