Short Queen Mattress Toppers, Cut to a True 60 x 75

Why a residential queen topper does not fit an RV queen

A residential queen is 60 x 80. Most RV queen platforms are 60 x 75, and the five inches you lose is exactly the space the manufacturer needed to keep a walkway open at the foot of the bed. Put an 80-inch topper on a 75-inch platform and it either curls up the headboard wall or hangs off the foot and slides toward the floor every time you roll over.

Our short queen mattress topper is cut to 60 x 75 from the start. No trimming with a bread knife, no folding the excess under. If your RV came with a 59 x 79 or 60 x 79 mattress (common in newer Grand Design, Keystone and Forest River floor plans), order the RV Queen 59 x 79 instead. Both sizes are in the grid above and on the RV mattress topper category page.

Which thickness for a short queen RV bed

Start by pressing your fist into the middle of your current RV mattress. If it bottoms out against the plywood, you need real depth, not a pad.

• 2 inch: for a decent mattress that just needs a softer, cooler top layer. Adds very little height, so it is the safe pick if you have a low overhead cabinet or a bed that lifts on struts for storage.
• 3 inch: our best seller for RVs. Enough gel memory foam to take pressure off hips and shoulders on a firm factory mattress without making the bed feel like a marshmallow.
• 4 inch: for a worn-out or very thin (4 to 5 inch) OEM mattress you are not ready to replace, or for side sleepers over about 200 lb. Check clearance first; a 5-inch mattress plus 4 inches of topper is more than some slide-out bedrooms allow with the slide in.

If you want a sock-style cover with corner straps, choose the RV Mattress Topper 2.0 in 2 or 3 inch. The bare-foam RV Mattress Topper comes in all three thicknesses.

How to measure your RV bed before you order

Do not trust the brochure. Strip the sheets, pull the mattress, and measure the platform itself, wall to wall at the head and side to side at the widest point. Then measure the mattress. RV mattresses are often an inch or two smaller than the platform, and the topper should match the mattress.

Also check three clearances: the height under any overhead cabinet at the head of the bed, the gap between the mattress top and the bottom of the slide-out when it is retracted, and whether the bed has to lift for under-bed storage. A 60 x 75 short queen mattress topper adds 2 to 4 inches of height and about 12 to 25 lb of weight, both of which matter on a gas-strut bed lid.

Radius corners: many RV mattresses have one or two rounded corners at the foot. Our stock RV sizes are square-cornered and most owners simply let the corner overhang a half inch. If you need cut corners or an odd size like 58 x 74, use the custom size quote.

Gel memory foam that does not cook you in July

RV bedrooms sit under a thin roof and run hot. Our foam is open-cell and gel-infused, so it moves air and pulls heat away instead of trapping it like the dense, closed-cell memory foam in cheap toppers. It is poured and cut in Arizona, and we let it air out in the desert heat before we compress it, which is why ours arrives with far less of that chemical smell.

Every topper is CertiPUR-US certified, fiberglass free, and made without fire-retardant sprays. It ships compressed by FedEx Ground, free in the lower 48, and usually lands in 2 to 3 business days. Unroll it on the bed, give it 24 to 48 hours to fully decompress, and if it is not right for you within 30 nights, send it back at no cost.