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Main Forum => Photos => Topic started by: David Rotelle on September 10, 2017, 04:51:31 pm
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This only takes a few minutes to set-up and is very comfortable. The 1/2" plywood easily stores under the driver side mattress and we store a two inch thick piece of memory foam under the driver side bed.
The full bed is 60" wide and 7'6" long.
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I'm not familiar with that PC model. The only models I've seen have the bathroom after the beds.
Janey (restless in Michigan)
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That's what I'm talking about! Very nice. Did you add a piece of wood to the drivers side?
If you order the 2910 Earl says you could add the power king bed option and possible cut down the table to make the mattress fit across to rear wall. Your DIY project seems a lower cost option.
Ron
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Yes there are 3/4" X 1" cleats on both sides. The plywood slides out very easily and rests on the two cleats.
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That is very nice. I really like the two available varieties.
It reminds me of what I always thought would be ideal which is having a bed across the back like that, but without the nightstand placing the bed right up against that back wall. Make the bed less than king size, then using all that extra space up front for a captain's bed with drawers underneath facing forward. The back half of the under-bed use to make a huge pass-thru outdoor storage compartment.
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Wow! Twin beds for best nights sleep, and big bed when you want, for, well you know. Love it.
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I Like... with wife just have both knee surgery/s done (at the same time), I can appreciate the single/dually bed combo's.