Caravan bed a success on Dragons’ Den
The caravan world was watching Dragons’ Den eagerly this week as a smart mattress design for caravans was one of the investments on the show.
Liz and Alan Colleran, a husband and wife team, delivered a great pitch presenting their product the Duvalay, and newest dragon Hilary Devey invested £80,000 into the invention.
The product is a zip-up memory foam mattress and duvet combined. If offers you a comfortable and warm nights sleep in your caravan.
The side of the bed that is against the wall of the caravan can be zipped up to prevent the user from getting a cold side.
The memory foam mattress is also said to aid people with back problems.
After some tough questioning from the other dragons, which exposed some financial errors that the couple had made, all of the dragons pulled out apart from Devey.
Devey, who was in only her second episode of the show thought the idea had some potential to it and decided to invest.
So all of you caravan lovers out there, keep an eye out for the Duvalay, it is a great invention that may be popular very soon.
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