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We have been using aluminium folding camp beds for the last couple of years, however we do find the bars uncomfortable, but due to health problems need to be up of the floor, what air beds do you recommend? Before we got the camp beds we used low air beds but they always deflated.

Caris

There are double high air beds out there I saw one recently but can't for the life of me remember where but have seen a few so can't be uncommen

Dee x x x x x

Quote: Originally posted by dee_101_42 on 09/7/2008

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There are double high air beds out there I saw one recently but can't for the life of me remember where but have seen a few so can't be uncommen

Dee x x x x x

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i guess what you may be after is a raised airbed?

these from aerobed are top quality come with 1 to 5 year guarantees depending on model and are available in normal, raised and specialist outdoor versions.

Aero Beds without doubt,just used them for 10 nights for the first time and it has been the best nights sleep we have had in years.Not cheap but they come with their own pump and 2 year warranty.Can take up to 295 kg.

                                 Sue.

we bought a double height "bestway" airbed from littlewoods[it was so cheap we got two,although one has yet to come out of the box!].it has its own built-in pump or you can connect an external one as normal.it is the one that was in the famous flying airbed video at toms birthday flash meet at elm cottage last year!it is very comfy and easy to get on and off due to it being so far off the ground.

                                                                lynles

Aerobed active is by far the best airbed I've had in years.

You can also get 25% discount this summer if you add the following into the promotion code section CAMPSITE08 when you check out your purchase on the aero website. You'll also need your ukcampsite ID number.

Tesco direct also sell areobed active's at reasonable prices.

We have a couple of these and recommended them to friends.  Really good nihgts sleep.  Intex are good quality and there's the added bonus of being able to split into 2..

http://www.cybercheckout.com/prod/918/384112/prod.html?catLevel=1&scLevel=1&catParentID=10492&scId=10492

We have a king sized Coleman double height air bed, which does not have its own pump, but goes up fine with the one that plugs into the car cigarette lighter.  the bed is very comfortable and gives lots of support and space.

It has only been used once for a holiday lasting 5 days!  WE DONT WANT IT!!!!!!!!!  We have a caravan now so the bed is rolled up in the garage.  FREE TO GOOD HOME!!

Anyone wanting a drive over to us, please let me know and I will get it out for you.

Nicky

Quote: Originally posted by NickyHJ on 10/7/2008

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We have a king sized Coleman double height air bed, which does not have its own pump, but goes up fine with the one that plugs into the car cigarette lighter.  the bed is very comfortable and gives lots of support and space.

It has only been used once for a holiday lasting 5 days!  WE DONT WANT IT!!!!!!!!!  We have a caravan now so the bed is rolled up in the garage.  FREE TO GOOD HOME!!

Anyone wanting a drive over to us, please let me know and I will get it out for you.

Nicky

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We've just bought a tent and we live down in Coventry. If its still free to a good home - could we have it?

Thanks in advance!

Steve & Tina

Quote: Originally posted by NickyHJ on 10/7/2008

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We have a king sized Coleman double height air bed, which does not have its own pump, but goes up fine with the one that plugs into the car cigarette lighter.  the bed is very comfortable and gives lots of support and space.

It has only been used once for a holiday lasting 5 days!  WE DONT WANT IT!!!!!!!!!  We have a caravan now so the bed is rolled up in the garage.  FREE TO GOOD HOME!!

Anyone wanting a drive over to us, please let me know and I will get it out for you.

Nicky

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