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Originally Posted by paulclan
Hi eidiohir,
Might be ok in cold climates.I have slept on beds made from the stuff.I find it hard to turn over or move about as it shapes itself so well to the body.
In warmer climates I think it would be unbearable.Someone will come along soon with another opinion, which may well bemore favourable than mine!
Good sailing and boating to all!
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I had my foam replaced with 75mm of firm foam, with 50mm of memory foam on top. The bunks are now very comfortable, and I have not noticed any more than a very slight extra heat reflection over what was there before. My boat is in Turkey, so it does get pretty hot anyway. The important issue is the quality of the memory foam, and the need to have good stuff underneath. The bunk bases are solid plywood and not therefore ventilated. In a cold country where condensation is an issue I think any foam mattress should be on a ventilated base.
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