I like Class B's because of the Stealth and maneuverability and Travato is a great model, I was looking at the K model but your videos made me think perhaps the G is the way that will suit me better. I am 6 '1 so I need to find a dealership to be able to have a walk-through, hopefully, I can be comfortable. Definitely, at the time for me to be able to buy one ( used), I will find a good deal because $100000 + is not my budget at all.
Hi, I am wondering if that bench seat behind the passenger seat at the entry to the coach has any value? I think it looks clunky. Does it have good storage underneath or something? I don't need the extra seat for a person. Also, does the 59G have the option of a cassette toilet rather than a blank tank? Thank you.
The jumpseat in my GL contains the 3600 watt inverter. In the non-Volta equipped the jumpseat contains the water tank. I find that jumpseat very functional for a variety of reasons that I explain in many videos.
Hi V Lewin. Not sure how far back the passenger seat reclines backward, but guessing it doesn’t lie flat. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment
Hello Scott Happy New Year ! I have been watching your videos for over a year now and you have inspired me in such a huge way. It seems you can read my mind because all my questions gets answered. I have always loved the Winnebago travato GL model I’m 58 and live in a room and I would like to now get my RV for fulltime living. I do live in New York so I need a 4 seasons capability coach. And I know the travato 59GL is perfect! Can you tell me about how much downpayment and about financing ? and what is the cost for this travato the model you have? Thank you always for your videos and I look forward to watching them all. Joan
Hi Joan. Tardy reply. Apologies. Hope you are still looking at the Travato 59GL. Working with your Dealer or bank would be a better resource on your questions. My van in June 2018 cost me $108k. I put $30K down and financed the rest over 20 years with a monthly payment of $600. Excited for your journey
Excellent review -- thanks! One quick question: what is the internal width of the space between the bed in the up position and the opposing wall (bed support to bed support)? Eyeballing it from your video at 17:28 it seems like 36" or so but I wonder. MANY thanks in advance if you can measure it and post it here!
Nope! In your one-year video (May 2020) you have the exact measurements of the "garage": 25 W, 26 H, 48 L. (Height is with the bed down, of course.) Thanks!
What is the size of your bathroom? We are building out a ProMaster and I want a long bathroom similar to yours (without the sink) and I’m trying to get an idea of size. We will have 5’ of wall to use for a bathroom.
You are welcome RR. I love my G bathroom. I shower in it 4+ times per week. The second sink is so valuable. Thx for watching and commenting What additional rigs are on your short list?
Go Small. Live Large! Well I thought I was set on the Coachmen Beyond but then I saw a Class B with a front lounge (I think it was a Hymer Activ and then seeing your Travato G.) So now I’m looking at (and loving) the Travato G. I saw a 2019 Panoramic RV (from Canada) and it is fabulous too but not available in the U.S. (yet). I prefer a Ford chassis but I’d be satisfied with a Ram (anything but a Mercedes/Sprinter chassis). I am loving your videos and falling in love with your rig 😍
@@RoamingRuca thanks for sharing. Delighted to know that I had a little bit to do with you zeroing in on the Travato. Excited to hear when you place an order, so keep us posted!
Hi, I love your videos, great job..Looking into getting into a Class B myself. I am 6’2” tall and wonder if I would be able to stand straight in the Travato. Thanks for all your help.
Another great walk-through. Of note is the new fridge, which is compressor-driven. These cool very quickly, recover very quickly, and will work at up to 30° off level. The previous fridge was LP, and insanely narrow. I did tell Terry that Winnebago stopped short on the range. They should have put an induction cook-top in instead of the old fashioned LP one. But, you can get a portable one from ALDIS for ~$40 like I did. Finally, in bad weather, or honesty challenged areas, you can leave the bed up, and put your bike in its place. It should be easy to install a couple of tie-downs, and ratchet it in place for travel. Then you can use the "living room" for a bed, and still have dual captains chairs to sit in. Lovely possibilities!
Thanks for the additional info. I’m really liking the large fridge and the huge separate freezer. I haven’t used the propane stove top yet. I did see the video by The FitRV comparing induction to propane to boil water and the induction kicked the propane’s butt on boiling water faster.
Great review, been looking at the Travato, coming from a Class C 26’ RV with exterior kitchen and large rear bed, ok with downsizing:)....question, I’m so organized and where to place everything, I’m just stuck on bedding, pillows, sheets, and everyday clothes with towels, doesn’t seem like there’s a lot of room in them, let along your two chairs, little outside table, maybe a small exterior stove and other items. Appreciate any feedback. Great share, thank you for taking the time✌🏻✌🏻
Yeah, JC. I find that prioritizing what really matters is an evolutionary process. What I used to think is important no longer is. To your point on bedding, I have an extra set of both, but haven't used them yet, so I'm considering eliminating them. Haven't done so yet. Great job on considering the downsize. I love the agility of the size of Class B... go any where and do most anything is really a great feeling. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi Chris. Much appreciate your congrats. I'm having the time of my life :) Looks like you are an RVer to, big Class A? Thanks for watching and commenting. Journey-ON 🚐
yeaaaah Uncle Scott! You are a rockstar. This is my dream to do someday! Perhaps in a year or two I can join you on the road with a VW bus, traveling the world! So proud of you for investing in this journey. I’m so sorry it took me so long to hear about this project, but I’m your #1 fan. Come visit me in San Diego this upcoming fall!
Dr. Morgan!!! Love your idea of joining vanlife and making a rendezvous, maybe Billings? Sorry about the delay on you finding out about this endeavor. Mother Kristi is usually really good about keeping the family informed. Thanks for watching and subscribing. I’m thrilled to know you’re now part of this journey. Talk soon ❤️
Looking forward to see if Travato meets your expectations. I'm looking at almost the exact model. GL with many options. I was born in Forest City and may be prejudiced. I want to be certain that this doesn't keep me from making a good decision. What about the 1 year warranty vs. longer warranties from other makers? Thanks.
Hey Brad. Appreciate your comment. And to be from Forest City, Iowa, Home of Winnebago, very cool. I have had many questions about the 1 year Winnebago warranty vs competitor’s longer warranties. I admit to not choosing my RV based upon a warranty. I choose it based upon how it would fit my RV lifestyle, my Vanlife needs and expectations. The Volta system was my biggest concern and it comes With an 8 year warranty. In the end I bought a third party, RV-specific 7-year extended warranty that covers nearly everything, including the chassis. So, obviously having coverage was important for peace of mind. I’m excited to be doing that upcoming video and see what we all learn! Thanks for being a viewer :)
Hey Brad. Appreciate your comment. And to be from Forest City, Iowa, Home of Winnebago, very cool. I have had many questions about the 1 year Winnebago warranty vs competitor’s longer warranties. I admit to not choosing my RV based upon a warranty. I choose it based upon how it would fit my RV lifestyle, my Vanlife needs and expectations. The Volta system was my biggest concern and it comes With an 8 year warranty. In the end I bought a third party, RV-specific 7-year extended warranty that covers nearly everything, including the chassis. So, obviously having coverage was important for peace of mind. I’m excited to be doing that upcoming video and see what we all learn! Thanks for being a viewer :)
Thanks for the video, my wife and I are seriously thinking about this for our RV. We had been looking at LV’S but they got a very negative review from Creative RV, so decided that we would avoid that hassle. Would it be possible to have one without all the markings of Winnebago? I’d want just a plain white one, with no markings. Thanks, Dave
Regarding the markings, I think a good body shop, or a competent DIYer, can remove the Winnebago badging from the vehicle. As to paint color, I wish there were a few more options from WGO as Ram offers the ProMaster in many colors.
Thanks 3yearsinthemaking. Appreciate your comments. I’m in love with the Class B size of the Travato. At 21 feet, it seems to be the perfect length for my need.
Great question. The table in my Travato GL is very sturdy. No shaking or whimpiness. Rock solid really. I put a small rug underneath it for happy feet and that increased the solid feel even more I think.
Hey there. Thanks for being a viewer and for your question. The Travato GL/KL comes with the Volta Pure3 lithium energy system equipped with a 3,600 watt inverter. The standard Travato 59G/K comes with a 1,000 watt inverter and a 2,800 watt under-coach gasoline generator.
DotorWhoGeek, great questions. And thanks for comment. I’d say the travato GL is a three season van for sure. All water lines are inside, the fresh and dirty water tanks are exterior in enclosed/insulated/heated boxes. So is the lithium battery pack. I’m going to push my rig into 4 season but probably not below 20 degrees.
DoctorWhoHeek, if you are overwhelmed by the choices, I know how you feel. I was too. There are two videos you should consider watching... I made one “5 Steps tp Your Perfect RV” and TH-cam channel Keep Your Daydream made a great video that should help with help with your decision process. Which rigs are on your short list?
@@gosmall.livelarge I like Winnebago 59g and Winnebago era 70m floor plans. However, I like that the Winnebago Revel is ready for 4 seasons but not crazy about the floorplan. I live in Maryland so I want a class b that can be used in the winter time.
just back from the travato rental -- and would have considered this van but found 5 main problems that i experienced which gave doubt to this purchase 1. really loud generator noise must be on using AC to sleep at night 2. even more loud AC noise ( right over the bed ) combined with generator caused us to want ear mufflers so sleeping was a real challenge ( not to mention there are only two fan speeds - high and really high ) so cold air blowing directly on us was unavoidable all night and felt like being in a mini hurricane ( aaagghh) 3. the shower pump gets clogged with debris and wont drain ( we were bailing water after ever shower) we cleaned the screw off filter but found it was clogged at the pump area -- so under the van with tools after every 4 showers ( maybe not ) 4 . the main electrical switch is at the foot level when you enter and leave side door -- that we frequently kick off -- without knowing -- it is really misplaced in this van 5. on / off switches for lights and all are all over the place - a more central location for most would seem more practical in my view -- me and wife enjoyed all else -- i am glad we had the experience but learned how to choose more wisely
I like the layout of the Travato 59G... In a few years, I'll be seriously shopping. I like the GL, but it may end up out of my price range. The G would be usable, but I've heard the generator is loud and it's not very efficient. There are inverter generators that are smaller, quieter and more efficient... yet the RV industry hasn't found anything better than the Onan crap? Eh, I'll probably work my butt off and try to find a way to afford the GL. I think the Lithium system will be worth the extra coin.
Hi there La Van U. Great question. The RAM ProMaster doesn't come in a 4x4 config that I'm aware of. Probably because it is a font wheel-drive vehicle. And the 2019 Travato is pretty much four season as the plumbing is mostly inside the rig and the external black and grey water tanks are heated. Hope that helps. thanks for watching my videos!
Thx Andy. Maybe you could rent a rig with perfect weather and travel t an Instagram picture perfect location so she can have a taste of a cool RV? Thx for being part of my audience :)
@@gosmall.livelarge She said she would stay at hotel even with a RV... Do you have any idea if Winnebago has option for one piece of stove and sink combo?
She and my partner are of the same mindset. We Travato to location and he's staying at the Marriott. Happy that we can do both and both get what we want. Travato's park well in a hotel parking lot, and have lots of hot water for you two enjoy! LOL I haven't seen a one piece stove sink combo in their Class B rigs. I'm heading to the Tampa RV show next month and will keep an eye out for one.
The GL bed is big enough for two small adults that are comfortable with being cozy during the night together. If those adults are on the larger size it might be a little uncomfortable. Though compact, the mattress and "box spring system" is VERY comfortable if you prefer a firmer mattress. I simply love the GL bed :)
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I like Class B's because of the Stealth and maneuverability and Travato is a great model, I was looking at the K model but your videos made me think perhaps the G is the way that will suit me better.
I am 6 '1 so I need to find a dealership to be able to have a walk-through, hopefully, I can be comfortable.
Definitely, at the time for me to be able to buy one ( used), I will find a good deal because $100000 + is not my budget at all.
Fair enough!
Just got my GL today! :D
WOW… are you so excited or what?! Congrats again Mike.
What did you do? Order the 21 GL to get the last year before the changes? I'm quite happy with the changes, I have a 22 GL on order. CANNOT WAIT!
I’m excited that you like the new changes. Your floor should fit the way you want to RV !
Hi, I am wondering if that bench seat behind the passenger seat at the entry to the coach has any value? I think it looks clunky. Does it have good storage underneath or something? I don't need the extra seat for a person. Also, does the 59G have the option of a cassette toilet rather than a blank tank? Thank you.
The jumpseat in my GL contains the 3600 watt inverter. In the non-Volta equipped the jumpseat contains the water tank. I find that jumpseat very functional for a variety of reasons that I explain in many videos.
Also, can you please share how far back the passenger front seat reclines? Can it almost lie flat, so as to accomodate a dog bed for 50 lb dog?
Hi V Lewin. Not sure how far back the passenger seat reclines backward, but guessing it doesn’t lie flat. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment
Hello Scott
Happy New Year ! I have been watching your videos for over a year now and you have inspired me in such a huge way. It seems you can read my mind because all my questions gets answered. I have always loved the Winnebago travato GL model I’m 58 and live in a room and I would like to now get my RV for fulltime living. I do live in New York so I need a 4 seasons capability coach. And I know the travato 59GL is perfect! Can you tell me about how much downpayment and about financing ? and what is the cost for this travato the model you have? Thank you always for your videos and I look forward to watching them all.
Joan
Sorry foe the typos
Hi Joan. Tardy reply. Apologies. Hope you are still looking at the Travato 59GL. Working with your Dealer or bank would be a better resource on your questions. My van in June 2018 cost me $108k. I put $30K down and financed the rest over 20 years with a monthly payment of $600. Excited for your journey
Excellent review -- thanks! One quick question: what is the internal width of the space between the bed in the up position and the opposing wall (bed support to bed support)? Eyeballing it from your video at 17:28 it seems like 36" or so but I wonder. MANY thanks in advance if you can measure it and post it here!
Nope! In your one-year video (May 2020) you have the exact measurements of the "garage": 25 W, 26 H, 48 L. (Height is with the bed down, of course.) Thanks!
newest bedroom video has even more measurements
What is the size of your bathroom? We are building out a ProMaster and I want a long bathroom similar to yours (without the sink) and I’m trying to get an idea of size. We will have 5’ of wall to use for a bathroom.
Hey VM. The bathroom is 24"W x 50"L.
I’m leaning towards this model because of the bathroom as well. Thank you for this video (and tour). 👍
You are welcome RR. I love my G bathroom. I shower in it 4+ times per week. The second sink is so valuable. Thx for watching and commenting What additional rigs are on your short list?
Go Small. Live Large! Well I thought I was set on the Coachmen Beyond but then I saw a Class B with a front lounge (I think it was a Hymer Activ and then seeing your Travato G.) So now I’m looking at (and loving) the Travato G. I saw a 2019 Panoramic RV (from Canada) and it is fabulous too but not available in the U.S. (yet). I prefer a Ford chassis but I’d be satisfied with a Ram (anything but a Mercedes/Sprinter chassis). I am loving your videos and falling in love with your rig 😍
@@RoamingRuca thanks for sharing. Delighted to know that I had a little bit to do with you zeroing in on the Travato. Excited to hear when you place an order, so keep us posted!
Good job, very nice video. Learned a lot!
Thx for watching and commenting!!
Hi, I love your videos, great job..Looking into getting into a Class B myself. I am 6’2” tall and wonder if I would be able to stand straight in the Travato. Thanks for all your help.
you probably would not like the ceiling height of the Travato. Looks at Transit as it has the tallest in-coach ceiling height.
Another great walk-through.
Of note is the new fridge, which is compressor-driven. These cool very quickly, recover very quickly, and will work at up to 30° off level. The previous fridge was LP, and insanely narrow.
I did tell Terry that Winnebago stopped short on the range. They should have put an induction cook-top in instead of the old fashioned LP one. But, you can get a portable one from ALDIS for ~$40 like I did.
Finally, in bad weather, or honesty challenged areas, you can leave the bed up, and put your bike in its place. It should be easy to install a couple of tie-downs, and ratchet it in place for travel. Then you can use the "living room" for a bed, and still have dual captains chairs to sit in.
Lovely possibilities!
Thanks for the additional info. I’m really liking the large fridge and the huge separate freezer. I haven’t used the propane stove top yet. I did see the video by The FitRV comparing induction to propane to boil water and the induction kicked the propane’s butt on boiling water faster.
Great review, been looking at the Travato, coming from a Class C 26’ RV with exterior kitchen and large rear bed, ok with downsizing:)....question, I’m so organized and where to place everything, I’m just stuck on bedding, pillows, sheets, and everyday clothes with towels, doesn’t seem like there’s a lot of room in them, let along your two chairs, little outside table, maybe a small exterior stove and other items. Appreciate any feedback. Great share, thank you for taking the time✌🏻✌🏻
Yeah, JC. I find that prioritizing what really matters is an evolutionary process. What I used to think is important no longer is. To your point on bedding, I have an extra set of both, but haven't used them yet, so I'm considering eliminating them. Haven't done so yet. Great job on considering the downsize. I love the agility of the size of Class B... go any where and do most anything is really a great feeling. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Go Small. Live Large! Vanlife in a Travato ✌🏻✌🏻
How much is the van?
Congrats on your new rig!!
Hi Chris. Much appreciate your congrats. I'm having the time of my life :) Looks like you are an RVer to, big Class A? Thanks for watching and commenting. Journey-ON 🚐
yeaaaah Uncle Scott! You are a rockstar. This is my dream to do someday! Perhaps in a year or two I can join you on the road with a VW bus, traveling the world! So proud of you for investing in this journey. I’m so sorry it took me so long to hear about this project, but I’m your #1 fan. Come visit me in San Diego this upcoming fall!
Dr. Morgan!!! Love your idea of joining vanlife and making a rendezvous, maybe Billings? Sorry about the delay on you finding out about this endeavor. Mother Kristi is usually really good about keeping the family informed. Thanks for watching and subscribing. I’m thrilled to know you’re now part of this journey. Talk soon ❤️
Looking forward to see if Travato meets your expectations. I'm looking at almost the exact model. GL with many options. I was born in Forest City and may be prejudiced. I want to be certain that this doesn't keep me from making a good decision. What about the 1 year warranty vs. longer warranties from other makers? Thanks.
Hey Brad. Appreciate your comment. And to be from Forest City, Iowa, Home of Winnebago, very cool.
I have had many questions about the 1 year Winnebago warranty vs competitor’s longer warranties. I admit to not choosing my RV based upon a warranty. I choose it based upon how it would fit my RV lifestyle, my Vanlife needs and expectations.
The Volta system was my biggest concern and it comes With an 8 year warranty. In the end I bought a third party, RV-specific 7-year extended warranty that covers nearly everything, including the chassis. So, obviously having coverage was important for peace of mind.
I’m excited to be doing that upcoming video and see what we all learn!
Thanks for being a viewer :)
Hey Brad. Appreciate your comment. And to be from Forest City, Iowa, Home of Winnebago, very cool.
I have had many questions about the 1 year Winnebago warranty vs competitor’s longer warranties. I admit to not choosing my RV based upon a warranty. I choose it based upon how it would fit my RV lifestyle, my Vanlife needs and expectations.
The Volta system was my biggest concern and it comes With an 8 year warranty. In the end I bought a third party, RV-specific 7-year extended warranty that covers nearly everything, including the chassis. So, obviously having coverage was important for peace of mind.
I’m excited to be doing that upcoming video and see what we all learn!
Thanks for being a viewer :)
You are going to love it. I love mine!
Thx Wincrasher! Which Travato do you have?
Hey Wincrasher2007, thanks for your note! Mind sharing which Travato you have and why you like it so much? Is it your first RV? Cheers
I wonder if a Lagun table would work.. the lagun is very movable....for me i wouldn't never use that area for the bed
I think I have that type of table in custom van conversions. They look really versatile.
yeah in small spaces you need movement in the tables.. It would help. Winnebago should look into that :)
Thanks for the video, my wife and I are seriously thinking about this for our RV. We had been looking at LV’S but they got a very negative review from Creative RV, so decided that we would avoid that hassle. Would it be possible to have one without all the markings of Winnebago? I’d want just a plain white one, with no markings.
Thanks,
Dave
Regarding the markings, I think a good body shop, or a competent DIYer, can remove the Winnebago badging from the vehicle. As to paint color, I wish there were a few more options from WGO as Ram offers the ProMaster in many colors.
when I get my GL think I will try to modify that hanging closet into a pantry.
That is a popular mod(ification) for the closet. I’m enjoying using it as a wardrobe closet though. Appreciate your commenting and watching Jackie :)
Nice review, thanks dude. I'm a fan of class b rv's.
Thanks 3yearsinthemaking. Appreciate your comments. I’m in love with the Class B size of the Travato. At 21 feet, it seems to be the perfect length for my need.
Is the table in your GL sturdy with or without the extension out?
Great question. The table in my Travato GL is very sturdy. No shaking or whimpiness. Rock solid really. I put a small rug underneath it for happy feet and that increased the solid feel even more I think.
Can you get a 2,000 watt inverter?
Hey there. Thanks for being a viewer and for your question. The Travato GL/KL comes with the Volta Pure3 lithium energy system equipped with a 3,600 watt inverter. The standard Travato 59G/K comes with a 1,000 watt inverter and a 2,800 watt under-coach gasoline generator.
Looks like a cool van! Let me know how it works out for you. Can you use that van in the winter time?
DotorWhoGeek, great questions. And thanks for comment. I’d say the travato GL is a three season van for sure. All water lines are inside, the fresh and dirty water tanks are exterior in enclosed/insulated/heated boxes. So is the lithium battery pack. I’m going to push my rig into 4 season but probably not below 20 degrees.
@@gosmall.livelarge Cool! Been thinking about getting a Winnebago, when I go full time. So many brands it's hard to make a decision lol
DoctorWhoHeek, if you are overwhelmed by the choices, I know how you feel. I was too. There are two videos you should consider watching... I made one “5 Steps tp Your Perfect RV” and TH-cam channel Keep Your Daydream made a great video that should help with help with your decision process. Which rigs are on your short list?
@@gosmall.livelarge I like Winnebago 59g and Winnebago era 70m floor plans. However, I like that the Winnebago Revel is ready for 4 seasons but not crazy about the floorplan. I live in Maryland so I want a class b that can be used in the winter time.
just back from the travato rental -- and would have considered this van but found 5 main problems that i experienced which gave doubt to this purchase
1. really loud generator noise must be on using AC to sleep at night
2. even more loud AC noise ( right over the bed ) combined with generator caused us to want ear mufflers so sleeping was a real challenge ( not to mention there are only two fan speeds - high and really high ) so cold air blowing directly on us was unavoidable all night and felt like being in a mini hurricane ( aaagghh)
3. the shower pump gets clogged with debris and wont drain ( we were bailing water after ever shower) we cleaned the screw off filter but found it was clogged at the pump area -- so under the van with tools after every 4 showers ( maybe not )
4 . the main electrical switch is at the foot level when you enter and leave side door -- that we frequently kick off -- without knowing -- it is really misplaced in this van
5. on / off switches for lights and all are all over the place - a more central location for most would seem more practical in my view --
me and wife enjoyed all else -- i am glad we had the experience but learned how to choose more wisely
I like the layout of the Travato 59G... In a few years, I'll be seriously shopping. I like the GL, but it may end up out of my price range. The G would be usable, but I've heard the generator is loud and it's not very efficient. There are inverter generators that are smaller, quieter and more efficient... yet the RV industry hasn't found anything better than the Onan crap?
Eh, I'll probably work my butt off and try to find a way to afford the GL. I think the Lithium system will be worth the extra coin.
why rv vans not in 4x4 & all season ?
Hi there La Van U. Great question. The RAM ProMaster doesn't come in a 4x4 config that I'm aware of. Probably because it is a font wheel-drive vehicle. And the 2019 Travato is pretty much four season as the plumbing is mostly inside the rig and the external black and grey water tanks are heated. Hope that helps. thanks for watching my videos!
Nice review. Would like to get one too, but my wife seems not interested...
Thx Andy. Maybe you could rent a rig with perfect weather and travel t an Instagram picture perfect location so she can have a taste of a cool RV? Thx for being part of my audience :)
@@gosmall.livelarge She said she would stay at hotel even with a RV... Do you have any idea if Winnebago has option for one piece of stove and sink combo?
She and my partner are of the same mindset. We Travato to location and he's staying at the Marriott. Happy that we can do both and both get what we want. Travato's park well in a hotel parking lot, and have lots of hot water for you two enjoy! LOL
I haven't seen a one piece stove sink combo in their Class B rigs. I'm heading to the Tampa RV show next month and will keep an eye out for one.
Good walkabout!
Is the bed in the G big enough for two to sleep comfortably?
The GL bed is big enough for two small adults that are comfortable with being cozy during the night together. If those adults are on the larger size it might be a little uncomfortable. Though compact, the mattress and "box spring system" is VERY comfortable if you prefer a firmer mattress. I simply love the GL bed :)
You lost me at "we are" pregnant...
LOL BIY!! Point was that we were expecting delivery of the rig, like a 'pregnant" couple.