Split Motorhome Mattresses

Split motorhome mattresses are cut into separate pieces to fit beds that divide or have unusual shapes. Each section is made to exact measurements, fitting around seat mechanisms, storage areas, and structural obstacles. This ensures no gaps between sections and proper support across the entire sleeping area, something impossible with standard rectangular mattresses.

Measure each section separately when the bed is fully extended. Record length, width, and any angles or curves. Note the position of obstacles like hinges, storage compartments, or seat mechanisms. Take measurements in millimetres for accuracy. Most suppliers provide measuring guides or can arrange site visits for complex configurations.

Thickness depends on the bed base clearance and personal preference. Most range from 4-8 inches thick. Check headroom when the bed is made up, and ensure drawers or storage underneath still function. Thicker mattresses provide better comfort but may cause clearance issues in compact spaces.

Quality split motorhome mattresses meet BS 7177 fire safety standards, which most motorhome insurance policies require. Always check certification before purchasing, as non-compliant mattresses could invalidate insurance claims. Reputable manufacturers provide certification documentation with each custom mattress order.

Custom split motorhome mattresses typically take 7-14 working days to manufacture and deliver. Lead times vary depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Most UK suppliers offer free delivery, with some providing tracking information once the mattress enters the delivery network.

Most quality split motorhome mattresses include guarantees ranging from 2-10 years, depending on the manufacturer and materials used. Memory foam and pocket sprung versions typically offer longer guarantees than basic foam alternatives. Always check guarantee terms before ordering, particularly regarding wear and structural integrity.

Many manufacturers allow different foam densities or types for each section, accommodating different comfort preferences for couples. Common options include memory foam, reflex foam, or pocket springs. This customisation ensures both sleepers get their preferred support level while maintaining the exact fit required.