II am looking at purchasing a Expanda pop top 17', but my needs are to be able to have a quick setup regarding the bedding. Is it possible to fold up the beds with sheets and blankets left on?
17' Series Bedding setup for expanda pop top
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sheets yes
roll doona / blankets up, and put at the rear (canvas side) with pillows, the straps will hold them in place when you fold it up
roll doona / blankets up, and put at the rear (canvas side) with pillows, the straps will hold them in place when you fold it up
I see that you have left the crossbar in and closed the matress. Is this the norm or am I doing it wrong. We always put ours in the middle. I am guessing it does not really matter
Maybe it's just for the photo so we can see what he meant, it would also be a pain trying to strap the doona in with the canvas dropping on your head every time.
cross bar is fitted elsewhere - piccie below
nah, leave the cross bar in until I get up from strapping the mattress
simple broom handle clamps mounted under the top cupboard
I should also say, normally the sheets stay on, but I had just taken them off for washing
we have the mattress(3 piece, with small 200mm bit removed) egg shell topper and a quilted cover over that, then the sheets, and it folds up ok
we have the mattress(3 piece, with small 200mm bit removed) egg shell topper and a quilted cover over that, then the sheets, and it folds up ok
ok I see what you have done here. Might look into that is it makes sense to leave it up while folding the rest up.
Thanks
If you live in Queensland it never gets cold. Cool but not cold.
Ill see yourIf you live in Queensland it never gets cold. Cool but not cold.
, and raise you a 
A short story about Stanthorpe, a little town in .... um .... where was that again, oh yeah QUEENSLAND.
"At an altitude of 811 metres (2,661 ft), Stanthorpe holds the record for the lowest temperature recorded in Queensland at −10.6 °C (12.9 °F) on 23 June 1961. Sleet and light snowfalls are occasionally recorded, with the most significant snowfall in over 30 years occurring on 17 July 2015." Wow, -10. That sounds cold.
Just for comparison, Melbourne
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Touche @Crusty181, but You are comparing Melbourne (capital) with a QLD country town. 
If we are picking country towns how about Dinner Plain (Vic).
Winter is between June and August and maximum daily temperatues average between 1.4 and 3.2°C with overnight minimums averaging between -3.1 and 0°C. Winter days in Dinner Plain are chilly but can be below zero if windy, dropping to around 1.4 °C.
If we are picking country towns how about Dinner Plain (Vic).Winter is between June and August and maximum daily temperatues average between 1.4 and 3.2°C with overnight minimums averaging between -3.1 and 0°C. Winter days in Dinner Plain are chilly but can be below zero if windy, dropping to around 1.4 °C.
hmmm. Im having canned soup tonight ... Dinner Plain. Thats the best Ive gotTouche @Crusty181, but You are comparing Melbourne (capital) with a QLD country town.
Winter is between June and August and maximum daily temperatues average between 1.4 and 3.2°C with overnight minimums averaging between -3.1 and 0°C. Winter days in Dinner Plain are chilly but can be below zero if windy, dropping to around 1.4 °C.
Yeah, I had sausages and three veg, a much better thing to discuss. :tea: