My new trailer is arriving in a couple of days. Supposedly it will sleep 4. Just how comfortable are the Couch/bed's in your LQ's? Do they sleep 2 adults comfortably? Or just kids?
Posted 2009-08-17 10:23 PM (#109534 - in reply to #109530) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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Originally written by autumnzzz on 2009-08-17 8:44 PM
My new trailer is arriving in a couple of days. Supposedly it will sleep 4. Just how comfortable are the Couch/bed's in your LQ's? Do they sleep 2 adults comfortably? Or just kids?
Nope, maybe 1 adult, or small kids. I am 6', 250lbs and can't sleep on ours, better half is 5.4, 125lbs and she can sleep on it just fine..
Posted 2009-08-18 7:00 AM (#109545 - in reply to #109530) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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I find our couch to be very comfortable, but only for one adult. My two daughters (9 yrs old) have a hard time sharing the space. I can't believe it would sleep two adults with any comfort. One idea is if you have room put a cot beside the sofa. Our sofa is in a slide-out and lots of time at 4-H functions I house an extra kid so we put two kids on the sofa and one on the cot to sleep up to three. It also works if you don't have a slide-out, but is extremely tight to fit thru when trying to get to the bathroom. Most people that have slept on our sofa said they slept well and found it to be comfortable. We also have bunk beds in our trailer so I have slept 7 people before. Two adults in the bed; two adults in the bunks; two kids on the sofa and one on the cot beside the sofa. Hope you enjoy your new trailer.
Posted 2009-08-18 8:52 AM (#109555 - in reply to #109530) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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My roomate had an elite trailer with bed that folded out and I'm 6'1" 185 and I love sleeping on it. I have slept on it with other half that was smaller than me and it still wasn't that bad but a little crowded. I would rather sleep on it by myslef than share the bed with anybody if I had a choice.
Posted 2009-08-18 4:20 PM (#109590 - in reply to #109530) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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Is the couch 6 ft. long? .....Yeah, tight for two adults although not as bad as a smaller couch. My couch in my motorhome was 6 ft. long but not wide enough.
You own the trailer.....you don't need to worry about sleeping on the couch.
Posted 2012-01-08 10:48 AM (#139900 - in reply to #109590) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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This has to be an interesting thing to have. If you would have a good toddler beddings, or a good comforter for your bed, then that would have been so much great in the long run. I just hope that things would work out well in this one.
Posted 2012-01-09 3:23 AM (#139914 - in reply to #139900) Subject: RE: Couch/Bed comfort
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Originally written by djohouston on 2012-01-08 10:48 AM
This has to be an interesting thing to have. If you would have a good toddler beddings, or a good comforter for your bed, then that would have been so much great in the long run. I just hope that things would work out well in this one.
Again, that would have been a good thing to really have in order to make things good on your bed. That would also give comfort and have a stress-free kind of life.
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