Better Sleep

[Jim Dow]

The best and easiest mod I have made to our 2011 Montana High Country was a piece of 1/2" plywood under the mattress - cut to size. It got rid of the SAG.

Next we added a 2" memory foam pad over the mattress; and we can sleep.

[SAD]

I'm debating buying a tempurpedic for the RV.

We have one for the house. BEST purchase ever!

[BulletOwner1]

When we full-timed we went to a mattress store and ordered a short queen for our RV, but on our current one (don't full time any more) we just bought the 2" memory foam topper. The topper is still a big improvement over the typical RV mattress.

[Ron]

We had the 2" memory foam in our horse trailer now it is in our Montana, all I can say is Sleep Sleep Sleep

[WaltBennett]

Originally Posted by Jim Dow

The best and easiest mod I have made to our 2011 Montana High Country was a piece of 1/2" plywood under the mattress - cut to size. It got rid of the SAG.

Next we added a 2" memory foam pad over the mattress; and we can sleep.

Interesting - your model doesn't have a piece of plywood underneath the mattress already (to allow for under the bed storage)? Bought our '10 Hickory edition 3665RE last year and added a memory foam topper as the mattress was too firm (and I keep my side of our Sleep Number at home up to 90).

[Poppy's 5th Wheel]

We just finally got rid of the junk mattress that came in our Cougar High Country. It's been bad for a couple years. When I pulled the mattress out it had 2 distinct sags where we each slept.

At first I though maybe the plywood base was broken only to discover there is no solid base (to answer WaltBennett). They use a system of cross members and a fabric cover. Must be a weight saving item in the High Country units. I considered adding plywood but then worried about the additional weight on the cable slide mechanism. We ended up going with a residential mattress. I guess our OEM mattress was a standard queen because it is the same size as what we bought with the exception of being an inch thicker which does make it a bit more challenging to get in at night.