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PersonquiteconTent
06/7/2014 at 11:43pm
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Beanyman, we use furniture castor legs, er the static ones not the wheely ones.
Or you could use the lids from tubes of Pringles !!!


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Personhlk01
07/7/2014 at 1:00am
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I now use a camp bed with my 10cm SIM, but only because I have a knee problem. Personally I sleep better with the SIM on the floor but I can get up from the camp bed easier than the floor, If you are fit enough I'd try sim alone before spending on a camp bed. It' another bulky thing to pack an another thing than needs assembled.   As pointed out already, they are good for hiding all your debris underneath though :).

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PersonKes Green
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Quote: Originally posted by quiteconTent on 06/7/2014
Beanyman, we use furniture castor legs, er the static ones not the wheely ones.
Or you could use the lids from tubes of Pringles !!!



Castor cups :)

I got mine from Wilkinsons for about 50p each


PersonBeanyman
08/7/2014 at 8:15am
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Great, thanks quitecon Tent and Kes Green

A trip to Wilko's this weekend then.

Cheers.


Personhilary5
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I have a camp bed on top of which I use an airbed. Between the airbed and the camp be I put a picnic blanket and then I put a fitted sheet over the airbed. I sleep very well and it is much easier to get out of bed in the morning.


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Personddlkc
08/7/2014 at 8:48pm
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We have used both and would opt for campbed every time also being able to use the space underneath is a added bonus



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