I bought this mattress for the cabover in my old truck camper, the platform measures 45x80 with blankets this mattress perfectly fills the space. It is the most comfortable small mattress I’ve slept on in a camper.

Very happy! Bought this for our camper. It's super comfortable. Unfortunately it wasn't quite the right fit; the mattress foam is probably 48"x80" but the non-removable cover on it adds a couple inches all around. I cut open the cover and used an electric knife to trim the mattress then sewed the cover back up. Fits perfectly now. And so comfy given that it's a camper mattress!

I was looking for a replacement mattress for the fold-up bed mattress my adult grandson has been using at our house. After looking at different reviews I decided on this RV mattress and it is perfect. It fits the fold up bed frame perfectly and gives him a thick, solid mattress that he says is very comfortable. I highly recommend.

This is a poor excuse for a mattress I use it in my 18 wheeler and I've only used it for about 2 weeks it is so soft it is pathetic you can sit on it or lay on it and it just bottoms out. I'm only bout 200#,,,and I wouldn't even recommend it for a child.

The mattress is comfortable and true to it's size, I bought this mattress for my van but I ordered the same size mattress that fits my semi truck as well so for me it serves a dual purpose. Overall, for me it works great while living in my van and my semi truck.

Works great as a mattress for our basement daybed. I bought this because the dimensions looked like it would be a perfect fit for the space. It's wide by about an inch or half inch so the daybed doesn't fully sit flush. If you are looking for a precise fit, just know this is a smidge big.

Let me start by saying we bought two of these 6.5 inch twin size mattresses for our kids 5 years ago. They have been awesome for their beds!. We have even enjoyed sleeping on them and they can tolerate my 245 lbs. So a few weeks ago we bought two of the thinner (5.5 inch) for us grownups. They didn't come close to that depth or firmness stated. We sent them back. Lesson learned and we bought just one of the 6.5 inch just to see.Well, as you can see from the picture, it does not measure up either! I originally thought it was a half inch short. But as you can see it is a whole inch short! Our five year old version is taller than the new one, even with daily use.The old ones are also firmer than this new one, even after five years of use. The new mattress is definitely not nearly as dense as the originals. Don't get me wrong, it is firm but a more like a squishy firm couch. If I sleep on my side, I can feel the floor or bed frame below - I tried sleeping with this on several surfaces. If I sit on it, I compress the mattress all the way. I have never done either of those things with the older versions.These mattresses still have no smell, which is a plus as I am very chemical sensitive. They are made in the USA. They come to their height fairly quickly, though we let ours sit three days to make sure.Unfortunately, the quality has gone downhill in five years!!!!! Not the correct height, not as firm or as dense.I called the company once. The nice lady said I could go through Amazon to return anything I wan't happy with. While I can, I would like the company to know their quality control or cutting corners has been noticed.Sadly my five year old will get the short new mattress because we need one of the others for an adult. Hopefully it lasts for my child but as I sit on the corner of her bed and sing songs and read bedtime stories, it probably won't last long enough to justify 176 dollars.

This has been an ongoing project that I figured out as I went along with it. First I will say that I bought 2 of these for twin beds for my husband and myself. He found it hard and uncomfortable and I found it comfortable. So that might be the end of the story and you might want to stop reading from this point. I am going to tell my story anyway, because even I am amazed to have figured this all out. My husband has to have his own bed because of cancer and is in a seperate bedroom set up for his care that I provide.I bought a bedframe from Amazon about a year ago for our double pillow top queen mattress that did not require box springs. It came in two peices that could be converted to twin beds. It was a very high bed and once he became ill he could not get into the bed without difficulty. So as a quick fix for him I bought a folding bed with a high density mattress, mattress topper, mattress protector and twin sheet sets from Amazon. He slept on it for about 3 months and then started complaining about back pain. That is when I bought 2 of these mattresses, broke down the bedframe into 2 parts, bought another mattress cover (pillow top this time) and set them up. He continued to complain about back pain on the new mattress, so I took the mattress from the folding bed (much softer, but firmer on top of this mattress and about 2 inches smaller in width and between 3 and 4 inches smaller in length), put it on top of this mattress and BINGO...PROBLEM SOLVED! His mattress combination is about 10 inches high compared to mine with the pillow topper that is about 8 inches high. We are now both comfortable and in the end this entire project from the beginning cost me about $1,000.00. The only piece I am not using right now is the folding bed frame, stored it away and donated my expensive queen mattress to charity that is not figured in this cost. New it cost close to $1,,000.00. SO THAT'S MY STORY OF THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX!I should add as a few WORDS OF CAUTION, that once you convert from sleeping in a larger bed to a twin bed to be very careful. My first night went quite well, no problems going to sleep, woke up by the alarm clock because my grandson was coming early to help me with some errands, turned over to turn off the clock and FELL OUT OF BED, hit the night stand with my head, 2 big bumps on my head, bruised the bridge of my nose and banged up my hand, sat on the floor wondering what just happened to me, staggered into the bathroom to look in the mirror and I looked like someone tried to knock my lights out. No broken bones, but a lot of strange stares from people I came in contact with. No point in explaining, who would believe me anyway and in the end all I can do is laugh at myself. No klutzy falls since then, but I just thought I would add the stupidest part of my story. My husband thought it was our beagle getting into mischief until he took one look at me...LOL!!!