An Intex airbed gives you a comfortable spare bed for guests, family visits and camping trips, and it packs into a small bag when you are done. This guide explains sizes, heights and pump types so you can pick the right one.
Sizes
| Bed size | Dimensions | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|
| Twin size | 99 × 191 cm | One person |
| Full size | 137 × 191 cm | One adult with extra room, or two children |
| Queen size | 152 × 203 cm | Two adults |
| King size | 183 × 203 cm | Two adults with extra room |
Height
- Classic, about 25 cm: light and compact. Best for camping and occasional use.
- Mid-rise, about 30 to 36 cm: more comfortable and easier to get up from.
- Raised, about 42 to 56 cm: the height of a real bed. Best for guests and older family members.
Pump type
- Built-in electric pump: plug it into the wall and the bed inflates and deflates by itself in a few minutes. The easiest option for home use.
- Built-in USB pump: runs from a power bank or the car, so it works at camp sites with no electricity.
- Pump not included: the lowest price. Add a separate electric or hand pump.
The Intex airbed series
- Standard: everyday comfort with a velvety top, 25 to 30 cm high.
- Plus: raised 36 to 51 cm with a built-in pump on every model.
- Deluxe: a soft two-layer top with edge support, 33 to 56 cm high.
- PremAire: the top of the range, with a pillow top and a 46 cm raised height.
Tips to make your airbed last
- A new airbed stretches during the first few nights and may feel softer. This is normal. Add a little air and it will settle.
- Do not over-inflate. The bed should feel firm but give slightly when you press it.
- Keep it away from sharp objects, heaters and pets with claws, and clear the floor before you lay it down.
- Store it clean, dry and loosely folded in its bag.
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