I was wondering if this daybed the same kind of build as the nomad full? The nomad full has a weight capacity of 1000 lbs, so I wonder if the 250 lbs
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The Full size Nomad frame actually has a weight capacity of 500 lbs (not 1000) but it has 2 middle support rails which the daybed frame does not have. The recommended weight limit for the Mission Daybed frame is 250 lbs.
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We have the twin version with a Sealy memory foam mattress. I sleep on it pretty regularly (not every night, but probably 2-3 nights a week) and I'm 250. so I would assume the full would be good for 2 people.
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Their website is great. It gives the measurements and weight capacities. If I could recommend one, it would be the Deluxe asym. I've camped in it for four years and it's been great. Max capacity is 300 lb and I'm 6'0" and 175 lb. that way I can pull gear into the hammock on rainy nights to insure that I'll have dry clothing options in the morning. I would also recommend a sealine dry bag for your shoes outside the hammock. Keeps the dirt out of your sleeping space but keeps them dry on those damp or raining nights.
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I don't know the weight capacity of a full size. We actually bought twin size beds. The twin beds we bought are very solid and strong, so I would assume that the full size would be designed and built strong enough to be capable of holding two adults without any problem.
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I use it for my two girls who are under 100lbs and it is great. I have slept on it myself with them and I am over 200lbs. It is surprisingly comfortable. As a daybed I would have no problem recommending it.
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I weigh 240 and it was great for two weeks. Then it started losing air and it would lose so much during the night it would fold up around me. It's an awesome looking bed but I was probably too heavy. 200 and under would probably be OK.
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Yes it is. I really am satisfied with mine. I weigh 210 lbs and have no problems with it.
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I've got a full and I am about 230 lb. However I have been married over 10 years and I sleep on this because I snore. So I umm, only sleep in it. But it seems pretty sturdy.
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Top can hold 1400 lbs. Bottom full bed can hold 200 lbs. It's worth the money. I recomend it if you are on a budget.
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I would think the bed could hold 250 pounds. I may be off a little, but definitely an adult male.
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I have only had it assembled for a few days now but it seemed to hold about 170 pounds just fine overnight. There are multiple boards holding up the mattress so the weight is displaced decently on the top bed (a slim box spring would probably give it even more strength - just don't get a regular box spring unless you don't mind that the head boards are even to the mattress. I had to return our box spring because of that & will be getting a slim box spring instead.). The bottom bed I would be hesitant on using a lot of weight since the wheels that support the bed do not seem as sturdy. Hope that helps. I have only had it assembled for a few days now but it seemed to hold about 170 pounds just fine overnight. There are multiple boards holding up the mattress so the weight is displaced decently on the top bed (a slim box spring would probably give it even more strength - just don't get a regular box spring unless you don't mind that the head boards are even to the mattress. I had to return our box spring because of that & will be getting a slim box spring instead.). The bottom bed I would be hesitant on using a lot of weight since the wheels that support the bed do not seem as sturdy. Hope... » Read More I have only had it assembled for a few days now but it seemed to hold about 170 pounds just fine overnight. There are multiple boards holding up the mattress so the weight is displaced decently on the top bed (a slim box spring would probably give it even more strength - just don't get a regular box spring unless you don't mind that the head boards are even to the mattress. I had to return our box spring because of that & will be getting a slim box spring instead.). The bottom bed I would be hesitant on using a lot of weight since the wheels that support the bed do not seem as sturdy. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Equally distributed 180 pounds is not a problem. There are no specs about the max weight that the bed can take. And yeah ...
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Yup. My husband is 250 and our friends weigh a bit more. Very sturdy, no problems.
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I had a Total Gym 1000 a few years ago. It folded up but it was a bit of a job (I'm 6', 205 & fairly strong.) This product seems slightly heavier than the current Total Gyms in this price range, but is half the cost. If you can afford the price difference maybe you should go with what you know. When you get used to either and in decent shape I bet either will be a snap. I think I'm going to try the Weider.
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Most weight on our cots was 245 lb. No problems but these cots are so sturdy and well built, think there would be no problem with that much weight. Cots are extra wide and long compared to any cots we have ever seen. Good support and no sagging for us ! Think you would be safe and happy with your purchase. Best cot we have ever purchased especially for the money.
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I'm not sure what your idea of heavy is but I wouldn't go more than 250 lbs. The bed is very sturdy and well made with a good mattress on it which was one of the reasons I bought it. Hope this helps.
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If you look on the bottom it says that it will support a maximum weight of 136lbs. I have one of these that I bought at a store probably 20 years or more ago. It is still going strong. On the bottom of that one it says that it will support a weight of 300lbs. The only reason I even looked to see on the new one is because when the new one arrived the difference in stability was clearly noticeable. This newer model has a noticeably flimsy/squishy feel to it when you stand on it. I weight 190lbs. The old one is solid as a rock when I stand on it. Place them side by side and they look exactly the same- but they aren't. If you look on the bottom it says that it will support a maximum weight of 136lbs. I have one of these that I bought at a store probably 20 years or more ago. It is still going strong. On the bottom of that one it says that it will support a weight of 300lbs. The only reason I even looked to see on the new one is because when the new one arrived the difference in stability was clearly noticeable. This newer model has a noticeably flimsy/squishy feel to it when you stand on it. I weight 190lbs. The old one is solid as a rock when I stand on it. Place them side by side and they look exactly... » Read More If you look on the bottom it says that it will support a maximum weight of 136lbs. I have one of these that I bought at a store probably 20 years or more ago. It is still going strong. On the bottom of that one it says that it will support a weight of 300lbs. The only reason I even looked to see on the new one is because when the new one arrived the difference in stability was clearly noticeable. This newer model has a noticeably flimsy/squishy feel to it when you stand on it. I weight 190lbs. The old one is solid as a rock when I stand on it. Place them side by side and they look exactly the same- but they aren't. « Show Less