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Hi all, I sent out an enquiry recently for our holiday next August :)
As expected I have received lots of e-mails which I am gradually sifting through.
I asked for a villa with 3 double beds and a room with twin beds. Some of the owners have said they have twin beds which can be joined together to make
a double/queen size bed. My question is - how does this work? won't whoever sleeps in the bed be able to feel the 2 beds joined in the middle ?
Margaret
Hi Margaret
We have twin beds that can be converted to a king bed, we use a special strap that holds the mattresses together and has a fur strip that covers the joint down the middle of the mattresses, but we also then cover them with a king size mattress topper and mattress protector, so you would never know the difference, hope that helps.
We also use the same method as Karen, no complaints from the guests who used the convert a bed room.
Don't know if I'm allowed to post this link but if not I apologise.
Look at this http://www.comforthouse.com/playhouses.html and see how it can be done.
We also have the joiner as in the link above and then we put a king mattress on top. We've used it ourselves and you can't tell you are in a twin, so you shouldn't have any problems at all as long as it's not just 2 beds pushed together.
Thanks for your replies, especially the link I can see how it can be acheived. We've narrowed our list down to 6 or more, so I guess I should just e-mail the individual owners and ask them!!
What a great idea!
Thanks for the link.
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Originally Posted by Laurel Oak