Did Nash bring out a liner for under the mattress for the older SS3 sleep systems?

In reply to Post #1
They did bring out a thermal underlay. It was for the Bedchair that has the mattress you could remove that used toggles that fixed it to the base. Seem to remember the base of the bedchair was some sort of mesh.

In reply to Post #2
Yeah that's the bed I have, the one with the mesh base, the mattress velcros to the mesh. I've found them once I searched underlay, but it looks like they were discontinued long ago.


Thanks mate.

In reply to Post #3
you would be better off with a SIM

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In reply to Post #5
Self inflatable mattress

In reply to Post #5
One of these
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here is a video of it >video linky

In reply to Post #7
2nd the use of a sim and the helium fits the bed well, length and width

In reply to Post #8
Did you replace the foam one, or lay it underneath?

In reply to Post #9
Put mine under the mattress made a huge difference

In reply to Post #10
Did it stop the cold /drafts in winter? Obviously it adds comfort.

In reply to Post #11
Obviously ?

think about it !!!! A SIM is meant for someone to lay it on the ground then lay on top of it and being totally insulated from the cold ground the added comfort is just a bonus

there are cheaper alternatives to the one in the link I posted below but you might find they dont last long or you might sweat your gonads off in the summer so be warned

That or a decent bed I purchased a thermal rest in 95 it was great used it for decades haven't bothered since I purchased an avid restbite ‘more recently a Benchmark now own a Solar SP tech bedchair, however these bedchairs are in their hundreds whilst sims are now £20 they are worth every penny, I'd look at a Wychwood and SIM are all day long if on a budget.

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it pays to read post 1 when replying to a thread