Inflatable Bed | Airbeds | Mattress | Single or Double

Whether you're after a single inflatable bed or a double inflatable bed, we hope to make your search easier. From beds that inflate manually, to beds that have built in pumps, whatever your needs we hope to help you find the perfect inflatable bed for you.

Whether you want your airbed to make your camping trip a luxurious one, or whether you need it for guests staying over, there are a range of inflatable beds to choose from. With brands such as Aerobed, Intex and Coleman, you are guaranteed to find the perfect bed. They can be found in a variety of sizes, from single, double, queen and king, and without a doubt, once you've slept on one, you?ll even consider swapping your usual mattress for one.

About Inflatable Beds

Inflatable beds - or Airbeds - have become more popular throughout the years. When people talk about inflatable beds, they instantly think of camping beds or the inflatable li-los that are used in pools. But they have evolved so much since those basic days. Now you can find inflatable beds that are more comfortable and more luxurious than your normal bed.

Some smaller inflatable beds are ideal for camping. They can fit in most bedroom pods of larger tents, and can deflate and be rolled up into a small and convenient sized pack, making transportation and storage hassle free.

Larger airbeds are designed more for home use than camping. One of the reasons for this is that they are often too big for the bedroom pod of a tent. Instead they are popular for the use as guest beds. They can be either a permanent feature in any room, or can be inflated as and when needed. Because of their size, the easiest way to inflate these is with an electric pump. With the aid of one of these, your airbed can be up in seconds. More extravagant airbeds can sometimes come with in-built pumps. If you can take your airbed camping, then these are ideal as they come with rechargeable batteries and have no need to be connected to the mains.

Inflatable beds can be very comfortable to sleep on. Some people prefer them to the usual spring mattresses, and find it provides their body better support, aiding bad backs. This is due to it being able to shift with the contours of your body, however, others find them too soft to have any lasting affect. They can also benefit allergy sufferers, as they harbour far less dust than normal mattresses.

They can also, at the end of the day, be deflated again, rolled up and packed away in a box just a portion of its inflated size. This can then be stored anywhere, from a cupboard, on top of a wardrobe, or even under your bed, allowing you to continue without it ever getting in your way.

They can also, at the end of the day, be deflated again, rolled up and packed away in a box just a portion of its inflated size. This can then be stored anywhere, from a cupboard, on top of a wardrobe, or even under your bed, allowing you to continue without it ever getting in your way.