About Fortnight Bedding

Fortnight Bedding foams and sews mattresses in the USA for platforms the mattress industry rounds off: narrow cot decks, RV bunks with cut corners, sofa-bed frames, and Twin XL dorm rails. Measure a camper bunk and you find 30 inches where a residential Twin needs 38. Order the residential size and it curls up the side rails within a night.

A full-timer whose factory pad dented inside a year moved to the gel cot mattress. Two years and roughly 25 to 30 nights a season later, no sagging and no dipping. That is the whole argument for high-density foam over the pad the coach shipped with. Density gets more attention here than plushness.

The range runs from a foldable cot pad you carry one-handed to a pocket-coil hybrid that stays put on a slide-out. Firm, Medium, and Plush cover back sleepers and side sleepers. Most builds ship compressed, and the Twin XL nylon and Plush gel builds carry a decade of warranty behind them.

Owners rate these mattresses 4.32 stars across 1,921 verified reviews, and the praise that repeats is fit. Buyers who could not find a replacement for an odd bunk width write about finding one here first, then about how the foam held up through a second season. That order of priorities is what the range is built around.

Every build carries CertiPUR-US certification, which tests foam for PBDE and TCEP flame retardants, ozone depleters, mercury, formaldehyde and lead. A child's wipe-clean guest pad meets the same chemical standard as the pocket-coil hybrid, because the certification runs across the range rather than the flagship alone.

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