Haas anyone used this with an inflatable mattress? Thanks!
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Yes, Inflatable mattress worked fine. Liked it better with 8" memory foam !
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I have not used the frame with an air mattress, but I think it will most likely not work well. There are points where the support wires are welded to the outer frame. I am sure these would puncture the bed fairly quickly. If however, you placed plywood or other rigid material over the frame and then put the air mattress on top, it might work. I have wood under one of my mattresses (to support my back and it stays in place just fine. Another thing to consider is that the air mattress will slip off the frame pretty easily because it is very light. I have six of these bed frames and I use them with heavy foam mattresses, and they still slip some from time to time, despite being the weight of a standard spring mattresses. Hope that helps :)
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I used mine with a separate mattress. I think you could use it directly on the pack n play, but it may not fit snugly.
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Yes, I have a queen air mattress I use with it.. Only thing is if you can inflate it in side of the tent
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Yes, I just tried it with a battery operated pump. The mattress isn't tight like a drum but it'll do. Took 5 seconds to top off when I plug it in. I suspect it's like an inflatable kayak, which I also have. the battery pump will get you 95% there and then you need to top off with a manual pump.
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I have used it with Presta and Shrader. Haven't used it for air mattresses or anything like that, though. Just bike tires.
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I think you would have to do a lot of modifying to make that work! The opening to the air mattress is designed for a vacuum cleaner hose. At least, that is my recollection. I haven't used the mattress in a few months.
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no, it doesnt inflate like the the sides...the bubble mat goes under to make it comfortable but a better option is to use gym or garage interlocking foam mats and its so much more comfortable....they dont cost to much either to upgrade.
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Same as what Evan S. said.... a small air pump like you'd use on an air mattress works great on this! It's an AWESOME cooler float but it would take a long time to be blown up by mouth :-)
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I absolutely believe it would inflate air mattress! We did a five man boat with GREAT results...May God bless
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A bed skirt usually goes around the box spring only. If your inflatable is not on a frame or another mattress of some sort, it will look odd. I happen to like this bed skirt very much. I like easy, and to put this on and off, it's a breeze. I am very satisfied with this product.
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I carefully used an air compressor....although it said this wasn't recommend (assuming because if you are not careful, it could pop). It does say to inflate to about 80% capacity to allow air to flow within the mattress while weight is on it. Pretty comfortable.
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I used a generic footpump that also works with my inflatable mattress. If the adapter fits the inlet an electric pump will work (and be much faster) but be very careful to keep an eye on the firmness. Over-inflating the sections of the pool may cause it to rupture.
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I tried to inflate it with an air compressor i usually use for tires & it worked a little but the hose was not the same size as the inflation valve so I could not get a good seal going on & ended up finishing blowing the thing up the old fashioned way (with my own hot air) while making a mental note to purchase an air pump made for air mattresses. I. Have 2 of these air mattresses & they have held up very well through several camping trips & sleepovers with kids jumping on them.
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It is best to use an air pump. I have a small one that I use for air mattresses and it works great. If you are taking it to a resort or pool, they may inflate it for you. I took mine to the Mandalay Bay and they aired it up for free. Worked great in the lazy river!
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I am using it with a normal mattress and it works really well. Great support.
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I use a very thick air mattress along with a topper....maybe not quite as thick as it would be with a box spring and mattress but think it would be close. I have a dust ruffle on mine.
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I am skeptical that you would be able to do so safely. You really need some weight on top of it to help hold it in place besides just securing it with the strap to the frame, or in your case, to the platform. Just my opinion, have not actually tried this with an air mattress. Hope this helps.