Is it comfortable to used on the carpet floor for sleepovers (as a replacement of sleeping bag or air mattress)?
1876145
Better than a sleeping bag but nowhere near an air mattress. A kid would b OK sleeping on it every now and then (sleepover) but not on a regular basis
1876146
It's not very thick and is regular foam not the type that conforms to your body. That being said I have used it on a very uncomfortable futon and it helped a lot to make it more comfortable. If the person using it is not very heavy it may work.
1876147
i do not see why not. We have a hard futon which is hard to sleep on but my son put this on the futon and now he can sleep very nicely . I think it will definetly help. That sofa futon is hard to even sit on. I hope it answers your question and definely worth a try and much chaper than buying a bed. Let me know if you try it. I think Amazon will take it back as they have best return policy of anyone I know of just save the packaging
1324414
Yes it would be fine. It is an amazing air mattress and well worth the price!
1822033
You can definitely feel it when there is nothing in there. I took others recommendation and added an air mattress and it was my best camping experience so far. I recently acquired a memory foam mattress topper that I plan to try out as I don't feel I need the full thickness of an air mattress to keep from feeling that bar.
1766752
I think so! There's the platform that we put a grass mat on for our guy or the area under the platform is a safe hidey-hole. So plenty of places to sleep (of course my little guy's up all night LOL).
662270
We used ours on carpet, but the lining on the top of the mattress is very warm. You can also put a crib sheet on top of it (maybe get a warm fleece one). My son stayed very warm in it! I think as long as you have warm blankets and sheets, it will be fine! :)
1267274
It would be suitable on an air bed. I use it on my bed and when I travel and camp. It is very comfortable.
411617
It is comfortable as a couch to sleep on, less so as a bed because of the fold. We put an additional pad from ikea on top when guests come.
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I have slept on it stacked a few times and I found it very comfortable and stable. I used it at home so I put sheets on it instead of using a sleeping bag. The key is to inflate the top one to your liking.
1657207
It's basically an air mattress with a thin fabric covering. I called it a blow up sleeping bag. That's the best way to describe the thickness and quality of the fabric. Again, the main problem is it's just too narrow and if you have an active sleeper, he or she will be on the floor.
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A pad or air mattress to sleep on (some campsites use crushed shell) and a sheet to keep mosquitoes off you. It rarely gets below 70 at night. As for this sleeping bag, it is very comfortable. used it in NY in 40 degree weather. Would suggest a liner to make cleaning easer. I use it as an extra sleeping pad in FL. Tonight the low here is going to be 79 in central FL.
2002455
Yes, it can recline all the way to the floor, so you can sleep on it if you like. It feels comfortable.
1412904
It is ok, I don't think it would provide much cushion. I use it with a twin air mattress.
175735
Yes, you probably could but in our experience, the thicker the pad the better otherwise the central support bar can be annoying. One person can indeed sleep on this but not in the center unless you have a very thick pad. I have sat on it, napped on it without having any feeling like it was going to tip over. Kids can crawl on it without any risk of it tipping over but the steel support beams could hurt them if they fall on it. Again, well padded mattress (or good air mattress) solves this problem. though some air mattresses will slide around when no one is on it holding it in place.
585329
If you are accustomed to memory foam then yes. For me I would get tired of sleeping on the floor. The mattress is comfortable but I would want a platform etc.
611394
I use this for camping trips only by putting on the air mattress and sleeping on it covered with sleeping bag.
1341876
Yes!! Of course. It's mostly used for sleeping. I purchased a mattress pad to make it more comfortable.
146031
The sleeper is quite comfortable as is. Keep in mind it is a convertible which limits too much added density if you have an expectation of leaving mattress inside the converted ottoman. If you store it elsewhere your options are definitely increased.