will a cot fit in here
1878915
Not sure, it would depend on the size and length of the cot--my guess! is you could. I would measure the cot to the measurement of the tent. if it does, you may lose some head room; also this tent does not have a vent in the rain fly, and it needs one to move the stiff air around.
1878916
I'm not sure how big cots are. It's snug inside for 1-2 people. A single inflatable matress should fit.
1878917
Depends on the size of the cot I have a 6 foot long sleeping pad and I had to lay diagonal so I wasn't kicking the wall all night... Also the bottom of the tent is nylon (standard tent material) so Idk if a cot might rip through
1878918
It wouldn't recommend it unless it is only a few inches off the ground. check the height of the tent--I believe it is under 4 feet
2184944
Absolutely! That's how we set ours up. The matress sits on floor underneath the top one just like a bunk bed. There's still floor space to play where tent extends out.
203751
we used a 12 inch memory foam mattress queen size, on our cot for 3 months straight through the winter, but be careful because of an inner spring will add weight, just try to stay within the total weight limit and I feel you will be ok
2030117
No, a queen would probably not fit, but a full maybe. You probably could get away with twin pads. The middle bar, as others have noted, is somewhat annoying. We just ordered this and set it up. However, we plan to return it for the original double-cot (not the compact). The ventilation and design seem a little better. The other model also turns into a chair, whereas this one doesn't.
203752
I never personally put a mattress on the cot. I returned the cot because I did not like the center bar. I believe the measurements are for a full size mattress. Hope this helps.
2068713
I don't think so. The cot is not wide enough and I doubt you would be able to get a reasonable night's sleep without being able to move some. You might be able to fit an adult and a small child on it, but neither would be able to move much all night.
631238
while the cot supports adult weight (and is quite comfortable as is) I think a twin mattress would be a clumsy fit and too heavy. Camp cots are low to the ground and not very wide. A more conventional choice for the height and width I think you're looking for would be a roll-away bed in my opinion.
48828
Yes, the cot seems too short. We tried to use it for a five year old, feet hung over so it was too the floor.
1917667
Yes it will. It's a comfortable cot. Great for bringing to a hotel when you need extra sleeping space
1899340
I don't think that you can fit a twin size bed because of the location of the posts. You may be able to place a mattress, but I don't think you can put a bed below.
1638173
Not sure, since we haven't opened the Starter Home yet. However, if you measure the height of the beds stacked on each other, I don't think they'll fit that way. You might have to separate the beds, rather than use them as bunks.
2125101
The illustration shows it in proportion to the cot. The measurements given are 37.5" x 6.5" x 5".
2045196
I haven't put cots in mine but I would think that you could put at least 4 in there and it would still have some room left.
2199802
Yes there is enough room inside this tent for two twin camping cots. Inside the dimensions are fractionally smaller than 10' x 8' w/ a full 6' headroom in the center. A reviewer said s/he put a queen air mattress inside & still had room on all sides for "stuff."
57280
I have not, but think it probably wouldn't work because the cot is not flat.
2198388
Yes, I think you can. The cot is big. I intend to do the same. The only thoughts are if it will stay put and the cot is pretty tall, so the extra height of the air mattress might not allow sitting and have ground contact with your feet (I'm 6'0" and my feet are barely flat on ground as is).
656107
I don't think it will. The one I ordered broke after the first night and the child was smaller than that. The cot looked great, the metal parts are strong, it's comfortable, but the material is connected to the metal by plastic parts that break easily.