If two people sleep on it, one is around 200 lbs and the other approx 120 lbs - will they roll towards the center? I'd hate that.
865656
You can inflate the bed to be a little more firm and the lighter person should not roll towards the center. They will move some when the heavier person moves around.
779330
I weigh 240 and it was great for two weeks. Then it started losing air and it would lose so much during the night it would fold up around me. It's an awesome looking bed but I was probably too heavy. 200 and under would probably be OK.
994647
This can support 200 pounds. My friend is close to that weight and he was on it before. What it can't support is anyone rocking their body up and down or side to side. If you start any many movements on this then no matter who much the weight it felt like it was gonna break.
1196167
not sure, but I have had a guest who weighs around 220 pounds sleep on it with no problems...we love the unit...makes our den a great guess room...
533602
I have never put someone over 175lbs on it. However a couple of things. An adult does sleep on it on occasion. I also have two grandchildren that jump up and down on it for over an hour at a time.
2129867
200 or more pounds, as long as you don't lean back. The backrest is pathetically constructed.
406287
If it is a single person in the center yes. If it is 2 people no. We disliked this bed. One of the ratings that I read said that it is not for more than one person should have listened to them.
1055026
I think it took maybe an hour to reach its normal size when I unrolled it. You can sleep on it right away. You will be glad you did. This is the most amazing item my wife and I have ever purchased. We never want to get out of bed.
2083946
I'm not sure of a weight limit but I had a couple sleep on the top instead of pulling out bottom. The 2 people combined probably weigh 300lbs
1855464
That's tough to answer. I'm sure it would depend on the relative weight of the two people. If they are somewhat normal sized individuals I think it would stay inflated with no problem.
384745
I do not know the maximum weight, but I'm 6'2" 190, and had no trouble sleeping on it. Other than a twin being somewhat small. The casters do not swivel. It just pulls straight out from under a bed. They do slide pretty easily, but you would need to be careful on wood floors.
15244
John, my husband weighs around 230 and he has no trouble. I think the heavier the person, the deeper the penetration into the mattress but it bounces right back. I hope this helps!
373384
Regrettably I am over 130 lbs. -- more like 170 -- and my weight as such did not make the mattress a "bad sleep." One can wake in the middle of the night and realize one is in a bit of a hole, but after rolling up out of it, the hole disappears immediately.
1517143
I weigh 400#. When I used it to roll over and get out of bed, it was steady as a rock. I suppose if you placed it further down in the bed, it would prevent you from falling out.
924258
I hate to divulge my weight... but I am 220 and it had no problem. I slept on it for about a week. I did not blow it up all the way, most of the way. I liked it a little softer than full.
769649
The one we have, you roll to the middle if you try to lay on it. No support or brace to secure it....suks!!
1855467
Whether two people could sleep through the night on it with it staying inflated would depend on the weight of the people and their level of activity. It definitely supports two children of 160 lbs combined weight sleeping reasonably quietly.