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    Airbeds

    Anyone recommend a good double size one? looking to spend about £70

    This will be for indoor use only

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    Journeyman
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    Re: Airbeds

    We bought a raised Aerobed to use as an occasional guest bed. There are models that can be had for around the £70 mark.

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    Re: Airbeds

    Having spent a fair few ££ over the years on airbeds for various uses, I bought a proper raised camping bed last year - jsut as comfortable and no issues with deflation / puncture, etc.

    If you want an airbed - i have found the double height double bed sizes ones with in built pump are the best bet :-)

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    Re: Airbeds

    are these things any good I haave no experience of them?

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    Craftsman
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    Re: Airbeds

    Built in pump is a must!

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    Master
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    Re: Airbeds

    Quote Originally Posted by ascolgan
    We bought a raised Aerobed to use as an occasional guest bed. There are models that can be had for around the £70 mark.
    I'll second that. I bough a few cheapies then a mate loaned me an Aerobed. I think it was about £100 but easy to inflate and deflate via motor. Excellent thing.

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    Master
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    Re: Airbeds

    Vango do some good ones...

    We bought one with blow up pillows , with voids under them
    to hide your valuables in...

    SPOT ON :wink:

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    Craftsman
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    Airbeds

    I have gone through a few cheapies and they always end up with a leak. I don't mind replacing them cos they're cheap, but are pricey ones better from this point of view?

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    Re: Airbeds

    Spent loads on different brands but ultimately I've concluded that all air beds are rubbish so I've gone back to plan a - a self inflating mattress i.e a thermarest

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    Re: Airbeds

    Quote Originally Posted by pluseditor
    Quote Originally Posted by ascolgan
    We bought a raised Aerobed to use as an occasional guest bed. There are models that can be had for around the £70 mark.
    I'll second that. I bough a few cheapies then a mate loaned me an Aerobed. I think it was about £100 but easy to inflate and deflate via motor. Excellent thing.
    Went for a Aerobed in the end, thanks all

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    Re: Airbeds

    Quote Originally Posted by neilg77
    If you want an airbed - i have found the double height double bed sizes ones with in built pump are the best bet :-)
    What he said, we use one occassionally and having everything rapidly to hand is a big bonus

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