This bed is very nice compared with typical camping air mattresses.Add a foam top and put sheets on it, and the first night you sleep on it, you'd hardly know it's not a "real bed."Ours started to have problems losing air through the night after a handful of timesbeing slept upon, though, and the problem grew steadily worse until now it doesn't hold air for more than a few minutes.It's been used for approximately 20 nights over the past 2 years, and is now useless.After a couple hours lying on it, so much air leaks out that you're literally on the floor.A little net research reveals that this is a very common problem with this model; there's some fault (in the attached air pump?) that leads inexorably to a slow leak.So, if you only plan to use this bed 5 or 10 times and that's worth $50 to you, go ahead and buy it - it's very comfortable at first, and the price is a lot less than you'd pay for 5 or 10 nights in a hotel.If you need it to last longer, though, I'd recommend looking for another air bed.
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Product Description:
The convenience of a portable airbed with the comfort of sleeping on a raised platform. Plush, waterproof nylon flocking covers the mattress top. An indentation on the side helps grip fitted sheets. Dual chamber construction. The lower chamber functions as the box spring platform on a traditional bed, providing extra firmness and support. The upper chamber functions as a mattress and can be adjusted for level of firmness. Mid-Rise (approx. 64"x82") is 19.5" from the floor. Cozy nylon flocked fabric mattress top. Deflates completely for travel and storage. Includes duffel bag with shoulder strap. Weight capacity is 600 lbs. Only available in Queen size. Includes Electric Air Pump.
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