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Another idea, is to use an air mattress with a good foam or temperpedic topper. We have slept on one before, and thought it was extremely comfortable.  Much less costly, lighter weight, easier to make up, and easier to lift for storage access. Would also lighten the overall weight of the trailer.

We have just decided to try it, so will take out the heavy regular mattress to give it a shot. We can always put it back in.

My husband has also been looking into getting stronger struts for under the bed storage, but may not need them with an air mattress.

Our door doesn't open all the way against the trailer exterior like most, so doesn't have a latch to secure it open. If I want to use the screen door only, how can I keep the door from closing in a slight wind?

We just bought a used 16 DB  that has a regular mattress. It is very comfy,  but extremely difficult to put on bedding. Any ideas as to make putting on the fitted sheet any easier?  With chronic fatigue syndrome,  it wears me out, and can't do much of anything else for the rest of the day.

Also very difficult to raise bed for storage access.  I wish there were two exterior access doors, one on either side. We only have one on one side of the trailer. 

So the command strips are safe to use on the inner walls? I was told by livin lite to treat the interior like wall paper. They didn't know if command strips would be ok. Have others used them successfully,  and removed them without damage?

I just bought a super strong suction cup short bar for hanging towels, or heavier items, and it seems to have a really strong hold. Would like to try command hooks, but would Luke to hear from others who have used them.