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I have now given up using airbeds after many years of happy use. After waking up on the floor at the Deershed festival last year, I suppose it was inevitable that the bed would succomb to a leak at some point!

I now have a very comfortable folding camp bed which I use with my Duvalay.

I do have an inflatable sofa which (so far!) is doing its job!

Quote: Originally posted by bluenosewidow on 04/2/2012

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Sue999 where did you get your chair and stool?

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Hi bluenosewidow

here is a link to one of the chairs like mine - the only difference I can see is the colour - mine is blue.

http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/190614034074?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&adtype=pla

hope the link works

Not sure how good these are either? Similar to Sues

I quite like the idea of 2 of these pushed together to make a sofa

http://www.outdoorgear4u.co.uk/category/tents-camping/camping-chairs/vango-flocked-inflatable-lounger.php

Quote: Originally posted by valbarley on 05/2/2012

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Not sure how good these are either? Similar to Sues

I quite like the idea of 2 of these pushed together to make a sofa

 

http://www.outdoorgear4u.co.uk/category/tents-camping/camping-chairs/vango-flocked-inflatable-lounger.php

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Val

My brother bought these and hates them, They are comffy so long as once you get on them you dont move, if you move they tip you off the side - fun to watch if it was happening to someone else I suppose

Quote: Originally posted by Sue999 on 05/2/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by valbarley on 05/2/2012

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Not sure how good these are either? Similar to Sues

I quite like the idea of 2 of these pushed together to make a sofa

 

http://www.outdoorgear4u.co.uk/category/tents-camping/camping-chairs/vango-flocked-inflatable-lounger.php

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Val

My brother bought these and hates them, They are comffy so long as once you get on them you dont move, if you move they tip you off the side - fun to watch if it was happening to someone else I suppose

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Yup agree they are wobbly! Trouble is i need something that packs small for when i do Scotland in June (no trailor) so going to give them a go. Pushed together with a blanket on the balance is ok. Might be worth putting them both in a empty duvet cover first, will stop them rolling and protect them from paws.

Like your chair but one is no good as the dog always sits on it, and I'm not setting him up his own chair! And it works out a bit expensive for them ones (shame they dont do them without stools, as not bothered about that bit)

Had a play earlier. Took 20 mins to blow the first one up. 30 seconds the second when I used the cap opening rather than the valve (at least they are easy to deflate, just unscrew the cap)

They are pretty huge, but at least they are low, and I'm not really struggling for room in the bells

My assistant liked them

And an hour later he still liked them

Will do for when i dont take the trailor

 

 

 

Val

You say you dont want to set hound up with his own chair -  I think he has already made the decision for you - I think you may well be on the floor

Fortunately with my hound we can both just about squeeze on the same chair and he gets hot and jumps off after not too long - I think he does it just to prove a point!

Enjoy Scotland, I would love to get up there, but have yet to travel further than Devon on any of my camping trips. Same for this year - Exmoor again, not that I am complaining

We also have one of those 5 in one blow-up settee's. this on is 8 years old and still going strong. you do have to be careful whare you set it down. as they easily get punctured by stones or twigs. 

But the best thing is ;- --- getting off one when you are sunbathing ?  with sun tan oil ??

And they have just cut the grass ???

Took me 15 minutes to get up and gave the whole site a laugh !