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I too use an airbed under the mattress,
£10 from tesco. And as its under the foam mattress there is no need to insulate,but as the airbed isn't breathable you will need to prop the bed up in a morning to air it.
We recentl did 14 nights in cornwall and this worked great for us. Goodluck with whatever you decide.
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Karla-------Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass.It's about learning to dance in the rain.
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Topic: Mattress for Raclet Quickstop
