cs model bed size

Papa

any ideas on how to sleep on smaller bed size compared to s model

Sharon_is_SAM

How tall are you @Papa?

dragonsdofly

@Papa, welcome to the forum.

Papa

We bought the cs-s and know we have to decide to make and unmake the bed every day 
we will sleep wheel to wheel. A little different. From our t@g 

Sharon_is_SAM

If you sit outside or in a screenhouse or attached tent, just leave the bed made up.  If you have a heavy foam pad, there isn't really anywhere in a CS to move it out of the way.  We use a thinner, but comfortable mattress pad sandwiched inside a duvet as a base.  It folds up easily and can be placed on part of one of the benches.

2Cougs

We sleep wheel to wheel, use sheets and blankets, and leave the bed made unless circumstances arise where we have to take it down.  Hubby calls the T@b his warm, dry bed... And we do everything else outside.  Have taken bed down and put table up when it was pouring rain and when insects unbearable.

skwhee

@Papa
At 6'0" and 5'4" we spent 700 nights in our CS. We'd moved up from a Silver Shadow, similar to your T@G. We decided quickly to replace the table with slats and replace the cushions with custom made mattresses. We created a bed more comfortable than the one at our house! We essentially used the cabin of the CS as our bedroom. With some creativity we could convert it to a sofa/lounge for reading or watching TV. The rest of our living was outdoors. If our stay was multi-day we would put up an awning or screen room attached to the keder rail on the side of the T@B and sometimes a 10x10 canopy over the kitchen. We'd furnish those areas with rugs, chairs, and tables creating living and dining areas. 
Hope this helps! May you have many wonderful adventures in your T@B-CS.