how "thick"/deep of an air bed will it hold
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I could only fit a single size Queens air mattress into the zippered pouch. I tried to place a dbl sized Qns air mattress into the zippered pouch but I was only able to fit a 1/4 of the mattress inside. Also I had to place the DBl Qns size mattress on the floor because it was unstable on the bed frame since the bed frame zippered pouch is made of nylon and if your mattress doesn't fit inside then anything placed on top becomes unstable (slip slide away).
956886
As thick as you can stand.The side rails on the top bunk are about 12" high. We put a mattress that's about 8" thick and it's fine. We did place small pieces of cork under the slat tubes so they won't rattle. This was before assembly so I can't say if they rattle or not, This was just preventive.
708851
Mine is a regular mattress (I believe it is 8 inches thick) and it fits perfectly. I think It may work for a thin camper mattress however, it may have a tendency to slide. I am not sure how tight it would be on a thin mattress.
254879
I'd say that it can handle up to a 1/4 of inch with no problem anything thicker will be tougher. Hope this helps.
746986
my mattress is about 10in thick and there is a lot of space to spare if it was thicker, so i would say deep
1262950
This product is much sturdier than regular air mattresses. I have used both and much prefer this one. I use it on a cot so there is some give. Not sure how well it would work on bare ground.
1151463
I have it in speciafically an RV mattress which is what it is sized for which is about 5-6 inches thick. I use it in a kids loft as a spare bed.
324732
It will hold up. It is a bit bulky, though very light. I found it to not be enough padding for a comfortable sleep. I ended up getting a Thermarest Women's NeoAir™ XLite® air mattress instead. It is just about the same in weight and more comfy, though much more expensive.
554400
It depends on what thickness of mattress you have (8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch etc.) Ours is 12 inches thick and its around 3 1/2 feet high.
1259066
This bed has been great so far. I use it for camping. I'm 240 lbs and my son is about 80 lbs. The key with any air bed is to not over inflate.
1982702
Just measured ours and it is 3.5" at the thickest point. Fits behind the couch in our travel trailer perfectly. Hope this helps.
580864
It should hold a set of bed sheets. However, I wouldn't put anything much heavier on it. We tried putting a blanket on it to air out and that didn't work out at all.
1183685
I believe it's about a foot deep. I have a nine inch mattress and there's plenty of slack.
712946
I can't see why it would not hold up. It is a dense memory foam that is 10 inches thick. Between my hubby and I we are around 500 pounds combined and there has been no problem with us sleeping on the mattress.
2009488
Nope you should be fine it is fairly smooth and def sturdy enough. You could always lay something down on top of frame such as piece of plywood then soft sheet or blanket over that then air mattress on top and you def would have no problems. I've seen then cheaper less sturdier frame in person, make sure you get this one the sleep master elite IMO.
699211
We've had around 340-350 lbs on it (2 people) and its held up just fine. Didn't lose any air after a couple of nights use either. Awesome air bed/sofa!
1855462
Yes, I feel sure it will. It stayed full at least a week with my son (who is big) on it. Then it only needed a little air.