Setting up a bed

It is a pain reversing the cushions but it does save waking up with a bad back. You may get the spare cushions under the bed as long as the dog doesn't sleep there, otherwise they go in the car to save space.

Our Bailey cushions are much more comfortable turned over we sleep singly and the backs are stored in the shower 

Surely it depends on the layout of your van where you can store the removed cushions. We store ours on the side seats, having a 4 berth side dinette van. We convert to a double bed, turn over our seating, the seats going to the outside with the knee roll next to the walls, and the seat backs between them.

If we make up the king sized bed we need all of the sofa/back rest cushions etc.,  to make the bed up properly so why is there a question as to where to store them?

That's what I thought too J with a J. We use the two seat bases & the two seat backs, all 4 upside down, seat backs under our heads & feet and the seat bases knee roll to knee roll ie both in the the middle.

Never found it a pain to make up the bed by reversing the cushions.  If we use them as singles the back rest cushions we lay in the dining area

We had the knee rolls removed when buying the van.

We tend to sleep them as singles, we don't turn them over never have done.

We do however each have a 1" memory foam topper. I made sheet covers for them a bit like a big pillowcase.

We store them in the shower cubicle, lift them out at night time and just unroll them onto the cushions.

No sheets needed (as they are already on) pop on duvet and pillow. Seat back cushions then stand in the shower cubicle until morning. 

Whole process takes less than 3 minutes. 

Our caravan is a two berth and we tend to use the benches singularly. This means we have two back rests to store (usually between the central gap between the benches) that leaves us with four upholstered full end cushions plus 4 soft cushions. We always use our shower as a shower so currently we load up the top of the gas stove and the main door recess. Not brilliant if you needed to evacuate quickly. I will try turning the bench seating over next time. Perhaps by then we will have bought a couple of Duvalays as I have heard they are good. Thanks for your responses

Another solution we have used when using bench seats individually is to pull out each bench seat enough to allow the back rest to drop down next to the outside wall.  It does however make the gap between narrower but may still enable storage of the excess cushions.  We have had Duvalays for some years now & wouldn’t go away without them even though they are bulky.  Good Luck.

We don’t bother to turn our cushions over as we have quilted mattress protectors and fitted sheets on them, which we cover with throws for daytime use (we use the bench seats as two singles).  At night we just get the duvets & pillows from beneath the seats and replace with the small bolster cushions for the night.  A single duvet and pillow fits into one of the jumbo storage bags from Lakeland, and is just the right size to fit under the seat.  The seat back cushions go on the floor between the beds.  Obviously the space is narrower, but there’s still room to navigate a path to the loo in the night.  I’ve got used to the knee rolls, so they don’t bother me.