Sleeping arrangements

webers3

Not knowing the width of the seating bench, can it be used comfortably as a twin size bed, ie: without making up the bed?

LauraRey

It is pretty narrow.  Maybe for a child.  Just measured: 20.5 inches wide

Verna

There's some really good photos on the forum of different ways other owners have configured their T@Bs for twin beds. If you do a search for twin beds, I'm sure photomom's link and others will come up. 

Ratkity

@webers3, that is one awesome schematic I'm a very visual person - don't get me started on pie charts verses bar charts!

webers3

Thank you @Ratkity, and thank you @Verna, found the thread.

Newfisher

My first look inside a T@B was an older Gentlemans rig. He had tossed the bulky table and used a floor pedastal and a small round top. He had 1 8" wide slat at the rear of the "U" and had his bed set up perpendicular or left to right.

Smullis7

I detached the bottom and back cushions from each other.   When you remove the back cushion, it is the size of a cot, which works well enough for me if another person is along.

HR_Taly

Hmm... in looking at the schematic, you'd have to drop the back bench to get proper length. Once that's dropped, unless maybe it is a mobility issue, I think you might be better off turning sideways and sleeping wheel to wheel which I think is around 70"x40" and would give you twice the width.