Would this be suitable for use on an air bed? (Queen sized)
1267272
I believe so. My roommate currently uses the one I purchased for him on top of his futon mattress with no issues. It gives just enough extra cushion to a not-so-good mattress to make it decent. Hope this helps.
1267273
I see no reason why it wouldn't work, assuming your sheet was tight so as to secure the pad in place.
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.
531817
yes.it would. But one thing to remember is that it is a steamer so your bed might be somewhat damp when you do that.
591290
Air bed size accurate to king or queen. About half foot deep mattress when inflated
692258
I'm sorry, but I don't remember precisely. I looked up a picture of the Pilot, though, and it appears you'd have enough room. The bed frame is in pieces, so that shouldn't be much of a problem. The mattress is air compressed, so I think you could fold that over if necessary. Sorry I can't be more specific, but if I had to guess, I think it would fit.
1170793
I think it would be too big for a queen size bed, unless the bed is higher off the ground.
1071630
I would say yes. And yes it fits pretty well on a queen size mattress but you will have some extra.
31185
No - I use it on an air mattress though because sometimes the air circulating in the mattress is cold. It works great for that!
2277012
I would go with a queen size just so it can fit all around since the bed us an inflatable
94317
If your air mattress is a standard size queen (60" x 80) it will fit. There are small brackets to hold mattress in place and there are no sharp edges or protrusions to cause a puncture. It folds flat so it travels well.
531240
You'd have to take a look at the amps required for the laptop and air matters. I would this would work for the laptop. Not sure about the air matress inflated. Usually those take a ton of power.
2095325
No, I don't think so if it is a queen size. Even vacuum packed it seems to be too big for that. Also, it smells very "chemical," so it could cause questions for security.
1131751
not sure if I get the question, but it will work for a queen size mattress without using a box spring.
411000
i wouldnt use an air mattress on it unless you have something solid over the top of it - the nuts that are used to secure the support pieces could turn just through day to day use, which could then slice and dice your air mattress. in addition, the air mattress could sink into the spaces between the wires of the frame (in the more open middle space) and possibly cause damage. This is just my take on it, and you can do what you like - i just see possible issues.
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LOL I cannot guarantee that but will tell you that it does seem very sturdy for an air bed. Also, since it has an attached pump, any air loss can be quickly replaced. The fabric also seems thicker than our other aerobed, and the formed edges are supportive of an adult rolling around at night. Maybe you can limit the number of hops? My guess is somewhere in the manual it says NOT to hop on it, but all I can tell you is that it is a sturdy AIR bed.
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I don't see why not! It's small enough! Great buy, just make sure you get an air pump with it!
530829
Don't know. I use mine on a SleepNumberBed! But I don't believe it would do any harm on an air bed. It does not get hot enough. If you have a good quality air mattress (not the kind you would take camping for example) I feelm it would be fine especially since it has three temp levels.
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I would think so. I put it on top of my full size mattres. And it was a little too big. It would probably fit perfect on a queen.