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

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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.
 
@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.
 
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.
 
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.
 
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.
Why not just put a sleeping pad on top of your drawers? Plenty of people do just that, as you can see from the comments in this thread.
 
Why not just put a sleeping pad on top of your drawers? Plenty of people do just that, as you can see from the comments in this thread.
I might do that I'm just thinking about space to move around.
 
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