DRAGONFLY Trimarans User Forum

In the interest of a good night's sleep and trying to save weight, I'm considering installing the Froli Sleep System on my DF 1000.
We currently have the original foam (pretty well gone due to age) with a memory foam topper.
We also have Hypervent below which does a great job of preventing mold and mildew, but the overall assembly is heavy.
It's also tall enough to interfere with "recreation" if you know what I mean.

I've read testimonials for the Froli Sleep System from other boaters as well as RV owners, and they all love them.

My question is, has anyone installed one on a Dragonfly, and would a memory foam topper be sufficient over the Froli?
If not, would you still need foam as well and, how thick?

I have had for one summer a Froli Sleep System on a DF 1000. In my case just the original foam cushions are on top of the Froli.

This seems to work surprisingly well. I have never noticed any condensation problems and the combination is very comfortable.

So, I have no experience of memory foam in this application. But I could imagine that it would work well without extra foam.

After a lot of research, we have decided to install a Froli system along with a 3" 4lb density memory foam topper with our hypervent on the bottom of the foam, but above the Froli.
This was recommended by the foam supplier as a way to prevent any possible "print through" feeling of the Froli system.
When we're done with the installation and have tried it out I'll post the results.

Steve

We installed the Froli system.
After a few adjustments, we LOVE our berth!
No complaints at all. It is very adjustable, and it's better than the expensive Sleep Number bed in our house.

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