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Sorry, I know I may be asking too much-can anyone recommend a double bed that is off the floor?Had a problem with beetles last year on first ever trip& would feel more relaxed if I were off the floor this year!!(esp as one of the beetles found itsway to my sleeping bag -not an experience I want to repeat!!!!)Thank you.

Nic

Hi nic

Try one of these.

http://www.abound.co.uk/rf/abo/navigation/product.do?Mis_item_id=15&product=234761904&D=234761904&Ntt=234761904&Dx=mode+matchall&Ntk=group_search&Mis_item_loc_id=1&Ntx=mode%20matchallpartial&Np=1&N=0&Nu=this_product&Nty=1&thisprod=234761904&SNtt=anywhere%20bed&SNu=pca_id

I have the single size and I know a few other people on here have these as well.

If you are a new customer to this catalogue there are discounts.

definitely of the floor!!!

We use the option of the campbeds with an inflatable mattress on top and it is definately a good choice.

It also has the added bonus of making storage space underneath the beds !

hi

we have the coleman comfort double height bed i would really recommend it and it is so comfy it has micro-coils in it so u don't get the roll 2gether like the other air beds we paid £59.95 for ours at our local camping shop

tracy

Can also recommend the Intex double height airbed which is 22 inches off the floor with built in EHU pump.

Carol

we had 3 of the intex ones and they were not as good as the coleman,1 had a leak,second one seam popped third also a small pucture definitley wld go for the coleman comfort

tracy

Sorry, link doesn't work so I'll try again;

These.

(Scroll down the page a bit, until you see 'Khyam aluminium camp beds'.)

(Fingers crossed that it works, this time!)

Quote: Originally posted by Andy Pandy 666 on 18/3/2007

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     Dependent on the space you have in your tent, you could try a 'Coleman Comfort' double height airbed. That would put you about 16" (40 cm.) off the floor (they cost about £50)...

     Or, you could get a couple of 'X' leg cots (£25 each) and strap them together with 'cable ties' and put a double airbed on top (it works O.K.... I've tried it!)...

     So, both of the above remedies to the beetle problem, would cost about £50. Which is cheap, if you get a good sleep every night... Failing that, keep the 'mesh door' to the sleeping pod closed and keep the 'beasties' out in the first place!...

     Anyway, good luck with your second seasons camping, lets hope this year is beastie free!...

Post last edited on 18/03/2007 01:40:38

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You know, I'm sure I remember a recent post which advised where you can get the Coleman Double High for something like £29.99.

Must be worth a search?

It doesn't any more.

When you search the site for it now it has a price of £47.99.

Well done to any of you that got a bargain!