I'm new to tents so forgive me if this is an ignorant question, but what size air mattress can be used in this tent? Queen or King? Or less? Thanks!
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You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent -... » Read More You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". « Show Less
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A queen size air mattress fits perfect in that tent plus you have extra room for your bags & things.
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You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78".
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I'm not exactly sure how big a queen size is,but I believe that the tent will hold two people comfortably. The measurements are from edge to edge of the bottom liner. When set up this makes the tent a little smaller than you would think from the description, which is true with most all tents. But for the money it's not too bad. I don't know if this helps or not, but it's about the best I can tell you.
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If you are planning on just using sleeping bags on the floor then yes, you could fit 6 persons in the tent. If you are going to use 2 queen size air mattresses then it will comfortably sleep four.
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I don't remember what I used. I think it was queen-size sheets because of the depth of this air bed, tucking under the excess. I have the air bed at another location, so I can not check it for you.
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Which size bed. It opens to full, but I have queen so not sure I can help you. If you want queen then I need to know if you mean the mattress or the full outside (ie. how much room it will take up in the room)?
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you should be able to put a normal size cot on the left and one on the right with plenty of room left in the middle of the tent as you step in to it through the door! We have a single coleman air mattress to the left and one to the right with a small table in the middle at the back of the tent, with about 8 feet or more between the two single air mattresses...You can take the dimensions of the tent and the measurements of your cot and see how much actual room you will have...We love this tent. It is plenty big for the two of us.
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I have a queen sized double stack Coleman air mattress and it fits in with ease. Plus room to move around the bed and stand up fully,though I'm only 5'3", there's enough room for a 6ft person to also get around with ease. Lanterns can be placed on the floor or there's a small hook on the top for mini lanterns. Nothing too heavy though. There's like 2 extra feet of room on each side of the air mattress. I also use fans at festivals... In a normal tent you die in the heat, but with the rain flap off and a small fan the tent stays cool because of all the mesh and a good breeze. You won't regret buying this tent. I've used it more than I can count since I bought it last year it's roomy and tough, holds up in terrential winds and rain even half-assed steaked down.
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the floor is 10 feet X 18 feet. a twin sized air mattress is 39X75 as per "Airbeds4less.com.. Id say possibly 7 if you are willing to push them up against the canvas (never a good idea in the rain!) and have the sides touching on all air beds. you could possibly get 5 side by side across the width of the tent. and two set at the head of the other air mattresses crosswise. 18x10 feet = 216x120 inches
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Given that the average dimensions for a queen sized air mattress is 78" L × 60" W (6'8" × 5ft).... yes. You would even have room left over. :-)
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Can't say for sure, but on a recent trip to the beach, we filled a queen size mattress and a single size mattress the first night. We topped it off every night for 4 nights (to replace for air loss in the mattresses every day). It didn't miss a beat. This is our 2nd one of the same model (kids lost the first one). I specifically picked this same model because we were so happy with the original. Like it a lot.
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I would say 3 with room to spare, 4 snug, 5 pretty tight if possible at all. I'm basing that off of:Having gone camping with four people total. Two people shared a queen bed, and the other two slept on the ground. Assuming a queen bed is about the same as two twins, and with the room we had to spare, I'd say you can get 4 twin beds in there, maybe 5.
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The manufacturer says it is a twin size and uses twin size sheets. When we blew it up, it looked a little smaller than a twin to be honest, but twin size sheets did fit fine. The manufacturer also gives this: sleep surface measures 50 by 25 inches. So you might measure your bed tent and see if that will work for you, keeping in mind that these dimensions don't include the bumper region. Hope this helps you!
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I bought the queen size and it's about right. I use it for kids sleepovers. I think adults would t be too comfy on this particular mattress
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Easily two queen size air mattresses fit inside. You could actually fit 3 in there if they were all right next to each other. The tent is 18 feet long and each air mattress is only about 5 and a half feet wide. We had plenty of room on sides and a few feet in the middle with two queen size air mattresses.
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We have the same problem. We tried many different thin air beds due to the lack of headroom if you used a regular air bed. We have since switched back to a regular tent.
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We fit two full size beds in our tent the other weekend. However we bought an aerobed from Costco and that takes up over half the tent now, King size tho
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Hello, when the bed is inflated it is roughly 80" long, 62" wide and 22" high. The air mattress is about 8" thick. Our regular queen size sheets fit on it ok even with a 2" memory foam topper. The bed by itself is rather uncomfortable due to the bumpy top. We already had a 2" memory foam topper that makes it much more comfortable. We've had guests sleep on it 5 or 6 times. They all have said it is comfortable with the topper on it. Hope this helps.