Step 1: Attach the Sheet to Your Mattress
First thing's first! The sheet needs to attach around a mattress, whether it’s a Zenbivy mattress or one from another brand.
Step 2: Form the Footbox
Note that the ZipBed Trek and the ZipBed Overland have different style footboxes. The ZipBed Trek has a simple semi-fixed Fast Footbox™ and the ZipBed Overland has a fully-rectangular zippered convertible footbox.
ZipBed Trek
ZipBed Overland
Step 3: Zip Your Quilt to the Sheet
Attach the quilt to the sheet to block all drafts. Zipping one side is great for side sleepers, or zipping both sides is ideal when it’s cold out. Test out different options to see what works best for you!

What Are the Bungee Loops For?
You may have noticed that there are elastic loops on your quilt that don’t appear to attach to anything… Well, they do!
The bungee loops are built into every Zenbivy quilt we’ve ever made and are there to attach our quilt accessories: Quilt Liners and Duvet Covers.
*Duvet Covers are only compatible with the Convertible Footbox quilts.

Long-Term Storage
When storing your Zenbivy bed, it's important to give it space. To protect the longevity of the insulation, you never want to store it long-term (i.e. between trips) fully compressed.
Every quilt comes with a large mesh storage bag. We recommend pulling your Zenbivy quilt and sheet out of their dry sack as soon as you get home from a backpacking trip. Make sure both the quilt and sheet are completely dry before stuffing them loosely in the mesh storage sack and storing it.