Froli bed system - Installation in Lance 650 Slide-in Truck Camper

To reduce moisture during winter camping near Steamboat Ski Resort, shoulder season, or even humid days during the summer, we decided to install a Froli STAR underlayment in our Lance 650 slide-in truck camper. We have had a couple nights with a little moisture on the wall seams and corners where the linens were touching, but the Froli base kept the base under the mattress dry. It also added some comfort, but our current mattress we bought, originally for our Toyota Sienna, might not provide the best support.

We have also found that using an electric heater and cracking a vent cuts down on the moisture.

Froli sells multiple sizes that could be used in other size truck campers, camper vans, travel trailers, motorhomes, boats, and more.

Tips:
(1) Once you align the triangles for the first row, the pop tabs also show where proper alignment will be on the adjacent sides. They might be easier to align than the little triangle imprint shapes.
(2) Not in the instructions, but if you put something together incorrectly and need to take the frame apart, I very carefully used needle nose pliers to pinch the tabs together and pull them apart.

Froli: https://nickleatlantic.com/products/f...
Mattress: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Bamboo Mattress Topper: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B...
Old mattress topper sections on the sides because the inflatable is not a proper queen size, so it is not wide enough.

Chapters:

00:00:00 Intro
00:00:41 Unboxing and Contents - Froli Star Bed Kit
00:02:20 Purpose of the Parts and How to Position Them
00:03:00 Layout of the Frame with Medium Softness
00:03:20 Light Blue Springs - for softer firmness such as shoulder area
00:03:43 Laying out the First Row across the Width
00:04:41 Align the Triangle Shapes to Point the Same Direction
00:04:52 Use the Provided Tool to Pop the Frame Together
00:05:04 Laying Out the Length
00:06:31 Popping the Long Side Together
00:06:45 Pro Tip: Aligning Tabs Works like Aligning Triangles once Rows are in Place
00:07:33 2nd Long Row - Gaining Efficiency by Preliminary Layout
00:10:00 Wiggle the Frame to Check if any Tabs are Not Snapped
00:11:22 Popped the Tab into the Wrong Length Hole - Now what?!
00:12:32 Finally Thought of a Better Way to Align Frame Pieces than the Tiny Triangles
00:14:41 An Extra Row or Not?
00:15:09 Attach the Springs to the Frame
00:17:25 No Extra Row the First Time/for Now
00:17:59 Light Blue for Softer Areas - Froli Recommends for Shoulders
00:18:27 Fully Installed - Springs were the Fastest Step
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