Air Bed Frame Mattress

Where can I buy an air mattress specifically made for a water bed frame?

at Walmart!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!! BUT TRUE!!!!!!!! :)

2009-02-02 18:55:25 by rldesro@sbcglobal.net

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If I buy a queen sized bed, will a queen sized air mattress fit on it?

Generally they are the same size, but I would advise against it. Anything poking out of the bed frame can puncture the air mattress very easily.

2007-07-06 14:36:01 by CMDS

Price: $79.99

Waterproof flocked top; measures 60 x 22 x 80 inches (W x H x D); 600-pound capacity
Raised queen-sized inflatable airbed with dual chamber construction
Easily inflates and deflates with high-powered, built-in electric pump

We just moved and we're moving again in a year, we got rid of my crappy old mattress when we moved, so my mom won't get me a regular mattress until next time we move because she doesn't want to have to move extra stuff, so she has me sleep on an air mattress in a regular bed frame. But the air mattress caves in, so I have to put boxes under it but they slide back out to the sides so there is always a trough in the middle that I fall into. I usually can't fall asleep for at least an hour and I sometimes wake up with back pain. Am I permanently damaging myself? I'm 14.

Yes, air matresses aren't good for your back. If you're just feeling sore, my advice is to try sleeping in a different possition, or with extra pillows under and/or around you. If that doesn't work, try sleeping somewhere else! Even a couch would do. It's got some support, and definitely won't slide out from under you. But, if you're feeling true back pain, and you're lacking necessary sleep, my advice is that you ask your parent for a matress. Yes, its extra weight when moving, but if you hurt your back badly at your age, there very well is a chance that it will cause permanant damage in the future. Spine's are terribly delecate, and back pain is common nowadays. If space when you're moving is the problem, I'm sure it could be strapped on top of a car.
Your back is important, and air matresses were never intended for long-time use. There's no equal substitute to a real matress, but if that truelly isn't an option, try getting memory-foam. There are matress-cover ones available that just go over what you already have, and it may help your back. BUT i still stick to just pressuring your parent to get a matress.

2007-08-07 22:11:55 by caféconazúcar

Price: $109.00 $89.00

Stable on steel legs, including extra side legs and a center support leg; 13 inches under-bed storage
Steel frame with 2-inch wide birch wood slats for even weight distribution; holds up to 600 pounds
Measures 80 inches long by 60 inches wide by 13 inches high; limited warranty

I dont mind buying used futon, but only the frame NOT the mattress. which means i would have to buy a new mattress.
But im trying to not go over $100.
option 2: air mattress, but ive heard they're totally uncomfortable?
other options ??? thanks

we have a coleman blow up bed ,i think it was called magic bed or something. comes w/ air pump, very comfy,. sporting goods store

also: it is kinda pleated w/ large dimples

2009-01-05 10:09:29 by TOM

I purchased an air mattress because i don't have a regular mattress and I'm wondering if it'll be ok to put the air mattres on my bed frame in place of the other mattress for now?

Do you have a box spings that you will be setting this on? I wouldn't want to just lay it on a spring fram. It might catch the mattress or pinch it and ruin your air mattress. I think you are fine to use it that way, just make sure you're not placing it directly on the springs.
Here's to good sleeping

2006-08-17 06:00:46 by terjar4