Anyone using an ARB roll top drawer as a sleeping platform?

[bicycleagent003]

If you use an ARB roll top drawer (RDRF, Roller Drawer Roller Floor, in their terminology) as a sleeping platform, how's that working out for you? Are they comfortable, stable, strong enough? Do they creak, etc.? I'd like to go this route but I thought I'd ask first.

Thanks.

 

[rcspider1466]

100%, all the time. I use standard sleeping pad and either a bag or quilt. No noise, solid support...don't worry at all. Have put in a double pad and slept two adults plus a dog.

 

[dudemancool1904]

@Boston Mangler sleeps on his arb setup and he’s a large Marge like me. He said it’s comfy.

I’ve been trying to see he if he’s being truthful but ARB has been out of both 1045 drawers for months.

 

[Fisher23]

I've used it in the past with an air bag on the driver side. Worked good.

 

[hoot504]

Comfortable, no, but that’s what the sleeping pad/air mattress is for. No creaking.

If stability is a concern you have larger issues than dialing in your sleep setup.

 

[skymast]

I have the roll tops in my LX570. I'm getting ready for a CO roadtrip in July. Considering take mine out for the trip to make more room in case I end up car camping instead of staying in tent.