Narrow Double Motorhome Mattresses

Any size between 100-140cm wide and 170-200cm long can be manufactured. Common sizes include 120x180cm, 125x185cm, and 130x190cm. Measurements are taken from your existing bed base to ensure a perfect fit. Custom shapes including rounded corners and cut-outs for furniture are also possible.

Most narrow double motorhome mattresses range from 10-20cm thick. Thinner mattresses (10-15cm) work well in compact spaces with limited headroom. Thicker options (15-20cm) provide more comfort for regular use. The bed base height and any storage underneath will determine the maximum thickness possible.

Memory foam, pocket springs, and reflex foam are the most popular materials. Memory foam provides pressure relief and motion isolation. Pocket springs offer traditional support with good airflow. Reflex foam delivers firm support at a lower cost. All materials meet BS 7177 fire safety standards required for motorhome insurance.

Lead times typically range from 7-14 working days depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Each mattress is handmade to order in Britain. Free UK delivery is included, with the mattress arriving vacuum-packed for easy transport through narrow motorhome doors. Express delivery options may be available during quieter periods.

Yes, guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the materials chosen. Memory foam and pocket spring mattresses typically include longer guarantees than basic reflex foam options. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature sagging. Normal wear and tear, staining, and damage from misuse aren't covered.

Yes, custom shapes including rounded corners, angled cuts, and furniture cut-outs can be accommodated. A paper template or detailed measurements help ensure accuracy. Photos of the bed area are also useful for complex shapes. There's usually no extra charge for basic corner rounding or simple cut-outs.

Measure the internal dimensions of the bed base where the mattress will sit. Use a tape measure to check width, length, and any angles or curves. Note the maximum thickness available considering overhead storage or ceiling height. Take measurements in multiple places as motorhome beds aren't always perfectly rectangular.