Size of "Big Rig" bunk?????
#11
Power Poster
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Murray, Ky. Looking for a nice cushy pillow to rest my head on!
Posts: 14,022
Originally Posted by bearisgray
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Some states have new laws that require (this is stupid) that their beds have matching blankets and sheets. My Dad is a long haul driver and he got a ticket by the DOT for not having it all matching. How crazy is that??
I can about imagine what my DH would have to say about that!
#12
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Some states have new laws that require (this is stupid) that their beds have matching blankets and sheets. My Dad is a long haul driver and he got a ticket by the DOT for not having it all matching. How crazy is that??
#13
Power Poster
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Murray, Ky. Looking for a nice cushy pillow to rest my head on!
Posts: 14,022
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Some states have new laws that require (this is stupid) that their beds have matching blankets and sheets. My Dad is a long haul driver and he got a ticket by the DOT for not having it all matching. How crazy is that??
#14
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: The middle of an IL cornfield
Posts: 7,014
#15
when my husband first started driving he could only have white sheets and pillowcases to match now he uses sleeping bags or quilts most of the time he has a doublebunk which seems to be like a queen only a little longer
#16
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Some states have new laws that require (this is stupid) that their beds have matching blankets and sheets. My Dad is a long haul driver and he got a ticket by the DOT for not having it all matching. How crazy is that??
#17
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Some states have new laws that require (this is stupid) that their beds have matching blankets and sheets. My Dad is a long haul driver and he got a ticket by the DOT for not having it all matching. How crazy is that??
#18
Originally Posted by bearisgray
Can you ask what size the mattress is? I think it may vary from cab to cab.
When DH had the truck, it had an x-long twin mattress.
Is your BFF thin or round? If thin, maybe only 54 inches wide by about 90 inches long. The extra length to tuck in or to pull over his head if it's really cold.
Don't make it any wider than necessary, because those bunks are really hard to make up nicely.
When DH had the truck, it had an x-long twin mattress.
Is your BFF thin or round? If thin, maybe only 54 inches wide by about 90 inches long. The extra length to tuck in or to pull over his head if it's really cold.
Don't make it any wider than necessary, because those bunks are really hard to make up nicely.
#19
Power Poster
Join Date: May 2008
Location: MN
Posts: 24,522
If it wouldn't mess up the color scheme too much, use tan or gray instead of white.
Depending on what he was hauling and the schedule he had to keep, sometimes DH would just flop on top of the bunk - not get between the sheets. (Actually, sometimes he just took a nap with his head over the wheel - stopped first, of course) :?
Depending on what he was hauling and the schedule he had to keep, sometimes DH would just flop on top of the bunk - not get between the sheets. (Actually, sometimes he just took a nap with his head over the wheel - stopped first, of course) :?
#20
my boyfriend is an over the road trucker also. I made him extra long twin with wool batting, it still wasn't warm enough. So I broke down and bought him one of those man made fiber blankets,almost like a velor, it feels nice in your fingers, 14.99 in JC Penny outlet. I got him beigh, he puts the beautiful wool quilt on top. Also, Tom can idle his engine when it is really cold.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
dolores
Main
6
11-08-2010 01:16 PM