Do such things exist?
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mel

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10,168 posts

305 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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There must be loads of couples out there who have differing opinions on what is the optimum Tog rating for the quilt, some like it hot so to speak and some cool.

But and I've had a bit of a look for them, do such things as "dual tog quilts" exist? as in a double or King sized quilt where one side is say a 15 tog and the other is a 9 or for summer say a 12 and a 3. If they don't I may have spotted a niche in the market

marki

15,763 posts

300 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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The Danes work with 2 mid size quilts on a double bed its very unusual to see a double sized duvet , so i guess thats how they work round it ....

funny old world innit

Jaglover

46,832 posts

265 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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Why not have two seperate covers on the same bed?

jonnie5

716 posts

283 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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Spot on Mel! This is a regular moan of mine, never thought about a dual tog quilt though , excellent solution! quick check the patent status

clairey

696 posts

290 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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Looks like you need to get the stolen hotel sewing kit out and get two different togs sewn together

minornut

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267 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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Dual(triple) tog duvets do exist. Basically they are two duvets (e.g. 10tog & 5 tog) that can be joined together with press-studs giving three different tog ratings, winter, spring/autumn & summer

clairey

696 posts

290 months

Thursday 26th January 2006
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minornut said:
Dual(triple) tog duvets do exist. Basically they are two duvets (e.g. 10tog & 5 tog) that can be joined together with press-studs giving three different tog ratings, winter, spring/autumn & summer


But that spreads over the whole bed doesn't it?