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Caravan Sheets: The Importance Of Good Linen

We know you share our love for hitting the road and exploring new horizons. And when it comes to a cozy home away from home, nothing beats a comfortable bed in your caravan. Whether you're a road-trip pro or just getting started on your caravan adventures, we've got the perfect solution to level up your sleep game.

MeanderWild Caravan Bed Linen

Introducing our caravan sheets and bedding collection, specially crafted to bring a touch of luxury to your caravan experience. With our high-quality linen, you can transform your caravan bed into a dreamy oasis. So, pack your wanderlust and indulge in the comfort you deserve with our caravan bedding that's tailor-made for your travel-loving soul.

The world of caravan bed and bunk linen

We all know that when you're on the road, your bed becomes your sanctuary amidst the journey. To ensure you get the best sleep, here are some factors to consider before making your ultimate linen decision:

Fit:   Your mattresses might not play by the same rules as your bed back home. It's time to bust out that trusty tape measure and size up your sleeping space. Caravan mattresses come in all shapes and sizes, so it's essential to measure before you shop for linen. We're all about that perfect fit! 

Comfort : Seek out bed linen that is soft, breathable, and oh-so dreamy. Imagine snuggling up in materials that make you feel like you're floating on a cloud. Say no to scratchy and stiff fabrics that might keep you tossing and turning. Don't forget to consider a  caravan mattress toppers for that extra touch of dreamy comfort!

Durability : Your caravan bed linen is in for quite the adventure, enduring countless nights of joyous slumber and epic road trips. That's why you need linen that can handle the journey. Look for fabrics that are of excellent quality, built to withstand the wear and tear of caravan life. 

Style : Let your caravan bed linen reflect your unique style. Consider the color palette that resonates with your adventurous spirit. Whether you're into vibrant hues or calming neutrals, find linen that complement your caravan's aesthetic.

Unique features of our MeanderWild bed linen

Our Roaming and Ramble caravan sheets are designed to fit snugly over the unique shapes of caravan mattresses. Our flat sheets zip onto the fitted sheet to make making your bed easier. 

Our quilts are finished with an invisible zip closure to ensure both colour ways can be enjoyed. Also included are internal corner ties to stop your quilt insert slipping around in your cover.

Now, let's think about the adventure ahead.

If you're chasing summer vibes on your road trip, it's all about staying cool, right?  Look for breathable, natural materials like cotton and linen, ensuring you'll feel as light and breezy as the wind whistling through your caravan windows.

Cotton is a popular choice for bed linens, as it's soft, breathable, and easy to care for. It's also hypoallergenic, making it an excellent option for those with sensitive skin. We use cotton on our  Ramble Cotton Jersey Sheets  and our and our Roaming Cotton Sheets .

We use European Flax Linen because the properties of this material make it lightweight and breathable in summer, and cosy and warm in winter. Ours is stonewashed to increase softness, meaning your linen will become even better over time. See our Into The Wild Quilt Cover and Pillowcase Set .

Bamboo is a breathable and durable fabric that gives a soft and luxurious feel. We use it in combination with polyester fibres to make our  Wanderer Bamboo Waterproof Mattress Protector .

The sweet spot for Caravan Sheets

For your cozy caravan oasis, a thread count ranging from 200 to 400 is generally all you need for a blissful snooze. But we've got something extra special for you! Our sheets boast a luxurious 500 thread count.

When caring for your sheets, follow the care instructions, wash regularly, avoid harsh detergents, and store in a dry place. These practices will keep your caravan bedding in top shape.

See our bedding collection!

Say goodbye to wrestling with oversized or ill-fitting sheets and say hello to the snug embrace of MeanderWild caravan linen.

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It’s always good to have a spare set of sheets ready. Sometimes there’s an unexpected spill or maybe a set of house guests who need a bed or even a busted washer or dryer that means you can’t do the laundry when you need it. Whatever the calamity, Wild Wings has a set of bedspreads and sheets that’ll keep your guests feeling welcome and your house looking tasteful and homey.

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'9-1-1' stars talk Maddie and Chimney's roller-coaster wedding, Buck's 'perfect' gay kiss

Spoiler alert! The following story contains major details about Season 7, Episode 6 of ABC's "9-1-1," which aired on Thursday.

LOS ANGELES – In Thursday’s fraught new episode of “ 9-1-1 ,” Maddie and Chimney tied the knot in the most aptly perfect way possible: splayed in a hospital bed.

The couple’s nuptials were severely delayed after Chimney (Kenneth Choi), a firefighter paramedic, got amnesia and went missing the day before their wedding. Using police reports, traffic cams and hospital records, dispatcher Maddie ( Jennifer Love Hewitt ) pieced together that her fiancé contracted viral encephalitis on the job, swelling his brain with potentially fatal consequences.

“In typical ‘9-1-1’ fashion, it’s a roller coaster,” says Hewitt, traipsing across a wire-laden soundstage in a billowing wedding dress. “They can’t just show up at a church and walk down the aisle. That doesn’t happen on our show!”

How the new episode of '9-1-1' reflects Maddie and Chimney's love story

 “9-1-1” has long endeared fans with its outrageous and heart-pounding emergencies, ranging from shark attacks to plane crashes to a sinking cruise ship in the Season 7 premiere, which marked the show's move from Fox to ABC. But walking across the palm tree-lined Fox studio lot on a balmy March morning, the atmosphere couldn’t be more serene: Seated between takes, extras in hospital gowns are texting, doing crosswords and swapping recommendations on kimchi burritos. (At the risk of being an LA cliché, one scrubs-clad man is buried in a screenwriting handbook, jotting notes.)

The cast is shooting the episode’s final scenes with Maddie and Chimney after he was tracked down woozily wandering the streets alone. Now regaining some of his memory, they decide to swap vows in his hospital room, inviting friends and family to watch as the 118 fire captain Bobby (Peter Krause) officiates the informal ceremony.

“Love could not wait, so we’re all here to celebrate that,” says Angela Bassett, who plays field sergeant Athena, sitting by a hospital bed between takes. “We’re off that big cruise ship for a minute, so whenever we get days like this, I appreciate it!”

'9-1-1': Angela Bassett, Jennifer Love Hewitt can't believe the 'crazy' 100th episode

Throughout the emotional episode, Chimney has flashbacks to the ups and downs of his relationship with Maddie, from confrontations with her violent ex-husband to her surprise pregnancy with a baby girl. "It's a pastiche of his entire arc," says Tim Minear, the show's creator. "Like Maddie says at the end, 'We always find our way back to each other.' That has been a repeated pattern with them ever since they got together."

After the bride and groom say "I do," wedding guests spill out into the hospital halls, chatting as they peck at small plates of white-frosted sheet cake. The prop sweets received somewhat sour reviews: “I’ve had a little bit. It’s fine,” Krause says politely.

“It’s from Ralphs," Choi adds of the local supermarket chain, cracking a smile as he spots a publicist hovering nearby. “But I’m going to say it’s delicious!”

'9-1-1' creator says Buck's gay kiss didn't 'come out of nowhere'

Thursday’s episode also includes another milestone for Maddie's brother, Buck (Oliver Stark), a once-womanizing firefighter who shared a kiss with pilot Tommy (Lou Ferrigno Jr.) in the series’ 100 th  episode last month. Buck’s co-workers excitedly learn about his new relationship at the hospital, where he passionately smooches Tommy after the wedding.

“It’s one of my favorite scenes,” Choi says. “It’s a reveal for most of the characters that Buck has found a love interest he’s actually interested in. It’s adorable, it’s cute, it’s perfect, and the audience is going to love it.”

Stark likens Buck’s journey to “a hamster wheel”: “He’s been taking one step forward and two steps back, as is quite typical of being in your late 20s and early 30s, trying to find yourself,” the actor explains. “As we’ve moved into this seventh season, he’s found a way to really discover who he wants to be.”

The romance has been met with some backlash from homophobic viewers, whose hateful comments Stark responded to on Instagram last month. Minear says “Buck has been queer-coded” since Season 2, and his awakening “doesn’t come out of nowhere.” In a 2021 crossover episode with Fox's spinoff series “9-1-1: Lone Star,” Buck had a suggestive moment with Austin firefighter T.K. (Ronen Rubinstein).

"T.K. assumed that Buck was coming on to him," Minear says. The storyline "is a thing I've been toying with for a long time, and it just felt like the stars aligned."

Angela Bassett reveals the surprising ways life mirrors her '9-1-1' character

With seven seasons of “9-1-1” and four seasons of “Lone Star” under his belt, Minear says it’s increasingly challenging to come up with new disaster scenarios for emergency responders to tackle. Producers look to real-life 911 calls for inspiration .

“There was one night where something fell out of an airplane in both shows,” Minear recalls with a laugh. “In Year 1, I remember thinking, ‘How am I going to sustain this?’ A bouncy house flies away, a guy gets sucked into an escalator – you’re burning through these viral video ideas at an incredible pace.”

The current season kicked off with a traumatic, high-seas honeymoon for Athena and Bobby. Bassett, who received an honorary Oscar earlier this year, says the writers always keep it fresh with situations that are both wild and relatable.

“Interestingly enough, sometimes Athena’s experiences mirror my own,” says Bassett, who shares 18-year-old twins with her husband, actor Courtney B. Vance. That’s true “especially this year, with Athena and Bobby being empty nesters, and seeing what their dynamic is like when there’s calm.”

This summer, “my kids are going off to college, so I’m like, ‘Courtney, what’re we going to do? Are we going to travel?’” Bassett adds. They would like to vacation in Bali, Norway and Brazil.

“Just no cruises, though, please!”