Cushion foam replacement

I replaced the dinette cushions with one full sized memory foam mattress, with same sized plywood underneath. We never used the dinette to eat on and that table was a pain in the xxx to mess with, let alone my son loves his new bed....the whole thing slides in and out with slide.

Oh boy. another mod to do!

We are glad we made the decision to change out the seat foam a while ago.  We were like techntrek as the foam would compress to nothing.  Went to a place in Traverse City which specializes in foam, called "Stuff It Upholstery."  Good prices and very helpful owner who has myriads of options of foam from medium price to upper end, including virgin foam, which very few use due to the cost.  In the world of golf carts, only Yamaha uses it (virgin foam), and what a difference over its competitors.  We still have some Yamahas from the 1980's used by staff and rangers and those seats are more comfortable and give better support than 1 year old carts made by Club Car or E-Z-Go, you get what you pay for.  We purchased a firm foam, not the firmest, and the cost came to $ 166.28.  Wow, what a difference!

Just what I was looking for, my trailer is in storage right now, but I'm anxious to get this done. Sound like I just need to buy some good foam and do it myself. 

Thanks

     We bought ours from the foam factory too. We bought the HD 36 HQ 5" thick it is more dense and a little heavier than the original factory foam, provides better support. We bought a full sheet 82" x 76"  $205.99 more than we needed for the camper but have some left over for another project. We have some long cushions about 42" and one I think was 48". I didn't like the factory covers for the back cushions so to save money I bought body pillow covers from ebay. They are easily removed to wash when needed.