Looking at purchasing an air bed as we will be hosting a family of 6 from interstate for a wedding in March.
We last used one a couple of years (do not recall the brand) when we stayed with friends at a holiday house and it was surprisingly comfortable.
Seeking recommendations in terms of comfort, ease of use - setting it up and storage, and any other things of relevance to take into purchase consideration.
TIA
Thanks. Yes, an inbuilt pump is preferred.
Quick search bought up quite a few variations for this brand too.
Kmart ones are pretty good for the price
Thanks for this ! Some great reviews too.
This type of mattress is amazingly quick to set up and very comfortable.
There are quite a few other brands available on Amazon.
Thank-you.
My husband suggested a camping bed variety as it will be for two of the kids and he doesn't think they'll be too fussed as long as the air bed is comfortable.
I can wholeheartedly recommend the full height, built in pump style ones.
These are probably as close, comfort wise, to a proper bed. Ours is the Coleman one.
Inflation in 2-3 mins, similar for deflation.
Price isn't the cheapest, but if it's going to see a bit of use over a couple of years then it's well worth it
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Thanks for the recommendation. It's actually a good price when you compare it to the Eurobed brand which I was initially considering.
The one at the holiday house was also a 'high' air bed so this is my preference.
You're right - unsure how much use we'll get out of it as we don't go camping & don't usually host a tribe of 6 which is why my husband doesn't want to spend as much. I'm more concerned that guests will be comfortable and no spontaneous deflation in the middle of the night.
If you want them to be comfortable, the full height ones are great. We sometimes put a mattress protector on top too for a bit of extra comfort.
More comfortable guests = happier guests!
Haven't had any deflation issues with ours, after maybe 15 uses. It's always recommended to fully inflate a couple of days before use and leave it like that, so the rubber can stretch. After that, it should stay inflated through the night.
It's always recommended to fully inflate a couple of days before use and leave it like that, so the rubber can stretch. After that, it should stay inflated through the night.
Ahhh - thanks, very useful advice !
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We have one like this, but you can get cheaper versions. I like the inbuilt pump so you can inflate it easily.