Against The Wind Posted yesterday at 03:39 PM Posted yesterday at 03:39 PM Hello friends. I don’t know if upgrading your mattress is considered a mod or not but I would like to seek your valued opinion and maybe experience with the custom made Tochta mattresses. Sleeping well is getting more and more important as we slip into our 70’s and a mattress we can depend on is very important. If you are or have been acquainted with Tochta, we would appreciate any feedback to help us make an educated guess. Thanks in advance. 2024 Legacy Elite II Platinum Pkg Twin Bed Hull #1452 2026 GMC 2500HD Denali 6.6L Gas Engine
jd1923 Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 2 hours ago, Against The Wind said: I don’t know if upgrading your mattress is considered a mod or not but I would like to seek your valued opinion... Yeah, I believe you chose the right place that a custom mattress is a Mod!. I've read several positive comments on our Forum re this brand mattress. They came with when we purchased our Oliver used 3 years ago. Therefore, I do not know the full history, how old they were at the time. Whether there were choices for firmness. If new when the hull was born would make them 7 years old at the time. They were WAY too soft for me. My wife was OK with them. At my 6'2" height with 220+ LBS, I felt like I would sink into the foam, it would limit my movement and it got hot. We replaced ours after only a few nights use. We went with Brooklyn Beddings at RVmattress.com and purchased a 30x75" Dearfoam Essential which I believe is comparable to the CopperFlex Essential today. This product became a little too firm even though we went with the 12" height advertised as medium firmness (but too tall if you like to sit on them). It's impossible know firmness when you are ordering online. We opened a corner on each, measured and trimmed a radius using an insulation knife. Tacked the corners back together and the mattress cover holds it all nicely together. I'm happier with a mattress a little firm which let's me sit up to watch TV. Too soft made me struggle with the bedding and was difficult getting in and out of those little 30" mattresses. Just my take, some feedback for your decision. Chris & John in Prescott, AZ | 2016 EII #113 | '01 Ram 2500 Cummins!
John Dorrer Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago We have Tochta and are very happy with ours John & Susan Dorrer, 2013 F250, 6.2 gasser, 4x4, 2022 Legacy Elite 2, twin beds, Hull #1045, Jolli Olli -
Ollie-Haus Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago We upgraded from the OEM foam pads in the Spring of '25 and absolutely love the Tochta mattresses. After having spinal fusion surgery this past August, my wife is in the process of a year long recovery process, and sleeping comfortably has been a challenge. Between sleeping in a recliner, sleeping on our high end mattress on our bed and sleeping in the Oliver on the Tochta mattress, she says the mattress in the Oliver is by far her most comfortable sleep. I also feel it's a very comfortable mattress for me as well. I'm 6'2" and just under 200# and completely comfortable when sleep in the Oliver since the upgrade. What's today?............. the most frequently asked question as a retiree 🙄 Chris and Stacie Neuhaus and Cohen the fearless Border Terrier, Greenfield, Indiana 2021 Ford F350 7.3L Tremor (Redzilla) LE2 #1373 - Ordered 10/21/22 - Delivered 05/10/23
Hokieman Posted 15 minutes ago Posted 15 minutes ago We bought Tochta twin mattresses in 2020, like them very much. Used the custom build option, they fit the curved radius well. I don’t have the old order, but I think we ordered the Utopia model in Firm, 10” thickness. If I had to buy them again, I think I would get the 6”, or maybe the 8”. They are a bit too thick and heavy to manage and sit on, and I think they would be just as comfortable. We have HyperVent underneath and on the edges. Looks like a good Veterans Day Sale. “Ramble” - 2021 Legacy Elite II #797; 2020 Ford F-250. Former owner of 2019 Oliver Legacy Elite #431. Blairsville, GA
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