Keeping bedding dry and warm in bed-ends tips, affective and cheap

Submitted: Saturday, Nov 22, 2014 at 12:00
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Apart from water proofing, I've managed to find a few clever people thinking outside the square to keep their bedding dry without worrying about bedding touching the canvas and getting wet.

Some of the following also have great insulation properties.

1. Corflute: Cut 300mm high and to length of the 3 sides of bed end. Place between canvas and track. Store under mattress when packing up.

2. 5mm Roll out foam: From Clark rubber. Comes in 2 sizes, single and double. Rolls up with connection clips for easy storage. Roll put and cut length ways to suit the slope of bed end. 1 roll should cover ones side and half the end. A small hole in the corner to attached the foam to the bed end top support. Place between canvas and track. (this will completely cover your sides with no access to windows, great to keep the winter cold out.) Store under seating.

3. Pool foam noodles: Cut to size and place between bed and canvas. Store under seating

4. Blue plastic trailer tarp: Cut 300mm wide and velcro to canvas (not sure how long velcro would last on canvas). Store under mattress.

5. Silver roof insulation sheeting: Place under the mattress.

Has anyone have any other idea's?

Cheers
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