Will this frame work with an air bed -- without causing leaks?
1824413
You would need to put a board between the two. I have futon on top of it and I had to get some boards from homedepot. If not the small metal bars could break.
1671646
I think it should work. I had a pump from a previous airbed that came with different sized nozzles and it has worked well. I hope this answers your question.
2009489
I have 3 of these. I would use a layer of the cheaper foam or cardboard before adding the air mattress. Depending on what your air mattress is made of.
680931
I have not had any major problems with air leaks. Usually mine is used only for a week at a time without deflating for storage and no problems with it. As with any air mattress, you may have to add a little air from time to time if you want it kept firm. I wouldn't trade mine for any other one; am completely pleased with its comfort and durability. I have slept on mine many times and my grandchildren have, too. Sorry I can't tell you anything about the warranty; contact Intex.
1417240
Hi Yesol Kim, We bought this pump for Northwest Queen size airbed and it worked just fine. I might assume that all the openings are standard size, so this pump should work with all standard airbeds. Also, as shown on the left side of the picture, this pump has 3 different coordinators, that should fit most of the openings. Hope this helped!
1655132
Yes! The top ring has to be blown up. Usually a small DC volt air mattress pump, with a cone shaped variable size nozzle will work fine. The air hole is about 1 inch in diameter.
2119010
Sorry, but I have no idea but I have had nothing but terrible results with 3 leaky Aero beds !
395685
I bought it for a higher end air mattress. The mattress has a continuous internal pump to keep mattress filled to optimum. It (the frame) is quite sturdy in my opinion. I think it would be fine for regular boxspring/mattress or foam mattress. With my queen air mattress sitting atop of this frame, I have to do a mini little hop up to get up onto the bed as the air mattress I have is a bit more in depth than a reg box spring mattress. It is easy to put together, just don't bend the slats too intensely as they may crack. I followed rule of thumb with the wooden slats as you would with hardwood or laminate flooring, I let it sit and acclimate to apartment temperature for over 24 hours. I think the way the slats curved upwards on both sides allows for more weight. It did give me needed under bed storage for my tiny apt. I am older and disabled and could lift it and put it together, and got needed storage, which was the best selling points for me.
2142191
NO. It is only the frame to raise an existing Air Mattress. A complete "bed" with Fold Away Frame AND Air Mattress may be purchased, but this is NOT complete. It is Frame only...and it works great!
738550
I would definitely put something between the frame and the air mattress like a pad of even a folded blanket. Of course because it's inflatable you need to be wary of anything that can puncture it. But with a protective cushion it should be fine.
1417241
Hi Yesol Kim,We bought this pump for Northwest Queen size airbed and it worked just fine.I might assume that all the openings are standard size, so this pump should work with all standard airbeds.Also, as shown on the left side of the picture, this pump has 3 different coordinators, that should fit most of the openings.Hope this helped!
1324414
Yes it would be fine. It is an amazing air mattress and well worth the price!
1614872
This item didn't work for me, I needed it for an Ozark Trail air mattress. It may work on a waterbed, I would suggest contacting Intex directly and ask them to be sure.
1438743
we used it on a different vehicle and the airbed worked fine. but do not know about the tacoma. ;( sorry
1222400
It did not work with our aero bed. Our aero bed only blows up with the built-in pump and has not auxiliary hole. Make sure to check your specific air mattress prior to purchase.
1893114
I have used it with Presta and Shrader. Haven't used it for air mattresses or anything like that, though. Just bike tires.
1897070
I don't see why not, it is just a simple manual style rotation valve and gauge. However, leaking air does not cause much problem, you may want a higher quality/tolerance item for your application.