Child top bunk on 2000 symphony/harmony

The Harmony had a sliding sectional bunk which slid into and stored above the cab. Quite where you the stored bedding and everything else for 2 adults and, perhaps 2 children is beyond me!.
I know, we, briefly, had one, also found it impossible to get comfortable at all on the lower beds, either as singles or a double.
Not wishing to put you off, but there must be many better vehicles for 2 plus 2?

Hi Halfnomad

The 2 single beds are formed by pushing both cab seats fully forwards then fully reclining the backrests. The fixed habitation seating then does much the same to create two circa 6ft long single beds. Consequently there are 3 "dips" on each, one between the cab seat base and backrest, one between the backrest and the hab seat base, and the third between the lower and upper parts of those seats.

We tried the following.............
1 Nothing, they were very uncomfortable and, unavoidably, narrow. Not much vertical room for the lower legs under the steering wheel also.
2 We bought 2 thin air mattresses, deliberately thin from a storage point of view. We tried these on the lawn and they were quite good. In the MH however they proved next to useless and kept sliding out sideways during the night.
3 We cut up an old memory foam mattress, 2" thick, into strips about 2" wider than the seats, this too proved useless, worse, they then took up the very limited storage space above the cab.

We then tried all 3 of the above with the bed made up as a double, equally ineffective.

In a nutshell, I found the ultimate best solution was to sell it and buy another Warwick Duo!

Not very positive, I'm afraid, but hope this helps in some way. I'm sure other owners of Harmony's will be along with differing views as is always the case on a forum!!

See above, double equally bad and very difficult to assemble/make-up if you can't get outside van, think rain! Would be near impossible if the upper "bed" was already in place too.