Most people only consider air beds for camping, but they are also useful around the house. Coming at very reasonable prices they may be the perfect option for those who occasionally need extra sleeping space or only need a temporary mattress.

What are air beds used for?

Although traditionally used for camping, air beds have a range of features which mean they are versatile for use in a number of situations. For use in the house, airbeds are great as they can be easily tidied away after use meaning there’s no need to take up unnecessary space with a traditional mattress.

Fancy a spontaneous night stargazing? Quickly grab your airbed and you’re pretty much set for a fun night out beneath the night sky. But maybe check the forecast first!

Surprisingly, some people use an air bed mattress instead of a traditional mattress. Reasonably priced, they are great for those who don’t want to make a big investment straight away. For those with more niche comfort tastes, an air bed may be the answer, as it provides support by moulding around the body. And with the option to inflate to your preference, there’s no need to compromise on comfort.

How difficult are air beds to set up?

Most air beds now come with self-inflating pumps meaning there’s no major physicality or time involved with set up. Built-in air pumps inflate the air bed quickly, usually around only 160 seconds. Larger, more luxurious air beds may take longer however they never take more than ten minutes, perfect for last minute guests or camping. When finished, the deflate screw can be easily removed and the air bed is ready to easily stored away in no time at all.

Are air beds comfortable enough for a good night’s sleep?

One of the key benefits of air beds is the adjustable tensions. Simply make the air bed firmer by adding more air. No matter who needs to use the air bed, they’ll be able to inflate it to the optimum tension for their preferences.

Another impressive feature of air beds is the way they follow the curves of the body. This provides support for the spine by not forcing the body into an unnatural position, which cuts downs on aches and pains when you wake up. Compared to a camping roll-out mattress, an air bed can change a non-camper into a real fan, or just ensure any guests that stay over are sure to have a high quality sleep.

What are the other benefits of air beds?

• For those on a tight budget, air beds come at extremely reasonable prices, perfect for those who don't want to make a big investment. However, made with durable materials, an air bed can last as long as a traditional mattress, without the traditional mattress cost. Airbeds come in both single and king.
• Another advantage of opting for an air bed mattress is the convenience you are granted with such a versatile choice. Simply deflate, fold and store away when you’re finished with it. There’s no need to consider

Air beds are extremely easy to store and transport and therefore offer a versatile answer for whatever situation may arise.

If you have any questions regarding our range of air beds, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Call us on 0800 652 5090.