Any elegant solutions to rough bed corners?

[Fasttimes]

On my Ultralite, the master bed mattress lays on some plywood. This wood is hinged with the ability to raise to get to storage under the bed. Problem is the wife and I are constantly scrapping ourselves on this rough plywood corners when moving around the tight spaced room.



Has anyone got a nice solution that might work to solve this? I was thinking something like the plastic stapled on the ends of a mattress bottom? Or some kine of edging?

[backtrack15]

You could use a sander to round the corners and then a router to "round over" the top and bottom edges. A little finish sanding after that and you could have it smooth and round rather than angular.

[Morich]

Since it's a super shin banger, I round the edge and then add a buffer of something softer to bang into. A strip of the soft foam pipe insulation and attached well with adhesive is one we found worked for a long time.

[Goodspike]

Is this elegant?

https://www.amazon.com/Thunderbolt-C...xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

[Fasttimes]

Originally Posted by Goodspike

Is this elegant?

https://www.amazon.com/Thunderbolt-C...xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

Lol, yeah let me run that by the boss.

[Pauldridge]

Yep.. Inexcusable how the factory would just slap a crude unfinished piece of plywood in any area accessible in normal use. I was disgusted with the poor craftsmanship of the plywood "lid" under each dinette seat (2108 DS)

I sanded all surfaces including rounding the edges, then applied several coats of nice gloss white paint.

To improve usability I added a stainless piano hinge across the back and then added a folding support on the inside to hold the lid up