Calling all Inca EL owners

Peter Brown wrote:Had one 2006 to 2008. Think centre of bench under rear window pulls forward and backrest drops in.  Zipped two sleeping bags together to make double and made sheet liner. Quick and easy to set up and comfortable.  Massive shower, gas fire and two 13 kg propane bottles mean excellent van on 2.8 Peugeot. We had Luton with massive storage capacity.

Thanks for that Peter. I had assumed that was the system but needed to check with someone.
Can you tell me... are the bed supports for that centre section a system of pull-out slats connected to webbing? I am assuming so. 
And are the seats on either side of the van also supported on slatted bases, which hinge up to access storage underneath... or are they solid-backed cushions.
We had the fully slatted cushion support system in a caravan, years back, and found it pretty comfortable.

Both the wife and I hate sleeping bags... I in particular wake up feeling like I've been hog-tied because the bag has got so twisted through the night... that's if I sleep in a single bag: but he double versions are only slightly better and have other probs. There is nothing like snuggling up in sheets under a down duvet.


We tried various ways of making up the bed in the Symbol, one of which was a bed roll, but none of them really amounted to an ideal solution. The bed roll would seem to be the most logical solution, stored in the over-cab, but no matter what we tried, everything ended up in the morning like a rucked-up mess. I, particularly, am a night-time wriggler who will roll from back to side, then front, to other side then back again, several times in the night. The problem stems from not being able to anchor down or tuck in the bottom sheet into anything.


I'm hoping, when I eventually get the opportunity to explore the Inca lounge/bed setup, that I might have a lightbulb moment because neither of us can stand the constriction of a sleeping bag. Though... Duvalay do some interesting looking things.