: Wenzel Insta-Bed Queen Raised Sure Grip Bottom with Built-in Pump (Green)

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Wenzel Insta-Bed Queen Raised Sure Grip Bottom with Built-in Pump (Green)

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Street Price: $119.99
Gaunz Org Price: $114.29
Savings!: $5.70 ( 5%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 325





Binding: Sports
Product Brand: Wenzel
Color: Green
EAN: 0047297225471
Label: Wenzel
Product Manufacturer: Wenzel
Model: 822547
Publisher: Wenzel
Ranking: 325
Studio: Wenzel
Variation Description: green


Piece facts:
  • Luxurious raised queen-sized airbed--same height as regular mattress
  • Integrated Insta-III AC 120 volt pump--inflates in just 90 seconds
  • Underside grips the floor and keeps the bed from sliding
  • Measures 60 by 80 by 22 inches (LxWxH) when fully inflated
  • Includes nylon carry bag with shoulder straps; one-year warranty



(Green) Pump Built-in with Bottom Grip Sure Raised Queen Insta-Bed Wenzel





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Wenzel lnsta-Bed Queen Sure-Grip Air Bed with AC pump and 'real bed' height! The maximum in ease, speed, comfort and quality! A plug-in pump for fast inflation, and loads of other great features to make you or your guests feel 'at home'. Check the quality details: Built-in AC plug-in pump that reverses for full and fast deflation, too; 22' raised height. lt's easier to get in / out of, like a 'real bed'; Unique underside design grips the floor to keep the Bed from sliding; l-beam construction for a stable, firm comfort feel; Dual chamber design adds to that stable feel; Flocked top keeps bedding in place; Nylon carry / storage bag with shoulder straps; 80 x 60 x 22' h. Weighs approx. 12 lbs. 0rder yours before bedtime tonight! Please Note: This item is shipped directly from the factory. Please allow an extra 2-4 weeks for delivery... sorry no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Puerto Rico or AP0 or FP0 addresses. Wenzel lnsta-Bed Queen Sure-Grip Air Bed, 0live

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Welcome guests to your home with a luxurious night's sleep, thanks to the Queen-sized Wenzel Raised lnsta-Bed, which inflates to the same height as a regular mattress. This bed measures 80 by 60 by 22 inches (LxWxH) when fully inflated. lt has an integrated 120-volt AC pump for quick inflation and deflation--it inflates in just 90 seconds--and a unique underside design that grips the floor and keeps the bed from sliding about. The flocked-top keeps bedding in place, with flex coil construction for sleeping in stable and firm positions. lt includes a nylon carry bag with shoulder straps. lt's backed by a 1-year warranty.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * LEAKS ...
I bought this based on all the great reviews, but much to my surprise after using it the first week I noticed it continually leaked. At first the directions indicated that the PVC material stretched so refilling the bed with air was required until the material relaxed. Well its been a month and now the damn thing leaks so much that in the middle of the night the outer compartment deflates causing your head to fall off the backside of the bed. What a joke! I will call Customer Service but I doubt they will do anything. It is unfortunate because when this thing is filled with air it is by far the most comfortable mattress/airbed I have ever slept in.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Good airbed, not impressed
I got this bed thinking that it would make me forget I was on an air bed. It is certainly good, but it didn't.

It is just not firm enough and it kinda deflates a bit overnight. Also it takes a really long time to get fully inflated.

On the pros side the material seems to be super strong, it is huge, and the included air pump makes it easier to get ready.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * A great buy.. ...
This was a great buy. Its way cheaper than an Aerobed and more comfortable. It takes a good five minutes to inflate and the same to deflate, but, its worth it for the value and comfort--of which there is lots. ;) Def recommend for folks looking for a guest bed! One thing: its kind of heavy and doesn't squish down that small...but, I am over it. :)


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Very Satisfied!!
We needed a guest bed for kids and spouses coming home for the holidays. We were extremely happy with the Insta-Bed when we inflated it. It is top quality and an amazing bargain for the price. The built in inflation makes it super quick to set up and deflate. My husband and I tried it out and think that it will be super comfortable for the kids to sleep on. We are very happy with this purchase.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Deflated significantly overnight ...
I was really sorry about this bed, which I returned within a week. It is wonderfully comfortable--easily as comfortable as my own bed--but I tried it three nights in a row, and each morning I woke up to a significantly deflated mattress. Given that other reviewers here have had better experience in this regard, maybe I just got a dud. By the way, like all inflatable beds, this one emits a very powerful chemical smell. I imagine it would dissipate after a few uses, but if you get it, plan on putting it in a room with an open window at first.

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