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[VAC] Re: Twin bed question
We have a bolster in our '64 GlobeTrotter. Basically it is a small cushion
that supports the back in the upright position and is part of the mattress
when in the bed position. Here are a couple pictures:
www.insideout-design.net/maxwell/during/cushions/sofa.jpg
www.insideout-design.net/maxwell/during/cushions/bed.jpg
The bolster is the small cushion up against the wall. It has a piece of
1/4" plywood in the bottom to support it when made into the bed. The seat &
back are hinged together. The "seat" cushion is on the outside & the "back"
cushion is in the middle. The turquoise shelf also supports the back, it is
hinged and folds flat to the wall it desired when the bed is made-up. This
picture shows the receiving end for the surface mounted sliding lock that
holds up the shelf in the sofa position.
www.insideout-design.net/maxwell/GlobeTrotting/SnowMtn/lily5.jpg
Hopefully this helps...
Shari