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AnnaP · 11-06-2022, 10:37 PM

My husband and I move every year due to employment, and we finally decided to be on our own by investing in a new 5th wheel-toy hauler by keystone. We have only had it for a month yet, so we are NEWBIES! We’re going through the whole trial and error and taking advice where we can get it. The answer I can’t seem to find right now is can a mattress be too heavy?

Just like most 5th wheels, our bedroom is in the upper level. Our concern is can a mattress be too heavy for this area? We are going to by a stabilizer, but I can’t shake the worry. We already replaced the thin king mattress that came stock with our regular queen orthopedic mattress, which I swear weighs a ton and then some. It fits perfectly and actually gave us more walking-around room. Should I be worried? Or will it be ok?

11-06-2022, 10:37 PM	#1
AnnaP New Member Join Date: Nov 2022 Location: Cortez Posts: 1 M.O.C. #31942	Can a mattress be too heavy? My husband and I move every year due to employment, and we finally decided to be on our own by investing in a new 5th wheel-toy hauler by keystone. We have only had it for a month yet, so we are NEWBIES! We’re going through the whole trial and error and taking advice where we can get it. The answer I can’t seem to find right now is can a mattress be too heavy? Just like most 5th wheels, our bedroom is in the upper level. Our concern is can a mattress be too heavy for this area? We are going to by a stabilizer, but I can’t shake the worry. We already replaced the thin king mattress that came stock with our regular queen orthopedic mattress, which I swear weighs a ton and then some. It fits perfectly and actually gave us more walking-around room. Should I be worried? Or will it be ok?