Intex 68575 75047 Valve (Corner Couch Sofa: 257 x 203 x 76 CM

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It’s the camping equivalent of a Chesterfield regency leather sofa – the Bestway Inflatable Couch is a low price offering but wouldn’t look out of place in a Gentlemen’s club.

They are exceedingly comfortable – some people even use blow up couches in their homes as substitutes for real sofas. Inflation is a doddle but there is no pump provided (understandable at this price). There is just a single valve for the entire unit – plug in your pump, switch on and you’ll be inflated in under 5 minutes. We wouldn’t recommend doing it with lung power alone (we tried) – a pump is essential! In Use It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines to ensure that the sofa is inflated properly and safely. It is also important to note that the time it takes to inflate a camping sofa will vary depending on the size of the sofa and the type of air pump used. Is an inflatable sofa comfortable?

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The Intex Inflatable Corner Couch is the absolute daddy of the inflatable world. You need a sizeable tent to house it, but you’ll be basking in luxury once it’s up. Materials and Dimensions The Asab weighs around 2kg and measures 135cm across and 85cm deep, with a height of 49cm. It’s actually larger than you expect when pumped up and is pretty inviting to rest your weary legs. Also bear in mind that the Bestway is not that wide at only 1.5m – it’s not much wider than a single bed and so is really only for one adult, and maybe two children at a push. The set comes in a fairly small box measuring 54 x 38 x 23cm – this is the great joy of inflatable furniture because you can squeeze so much sitting space into a small storage area for transport. The combined weight is 10.7kg. Another slight downside is that in sofa mode, the top chamber is simply resting on the lower chamber with no significant strapping to secure them together. This isn’t the end of the world, but does make the seat a little more unstable than the Outdoor Revolution Campese say. Bed mode

With camping couches and benches, we’re upgrading the total sitting surface area provided by the typical folding camping chair or beach chair meant for solo use. Whether you plan to share the camping couch, sofa, or bench by yourself or with another, the overall size of the seat is an essential consideration. Transportability Easy to inflate with no pump required, you simply need to whisk the bed through the air and trap it inside using the sleeve opening. When fully inflated, you can enjoy up to 5 to 6 hours of plump and air-filled comfort, and with a carry bag included, this couch is highly portable, too. Use a blow up couch outside on a sunny day – you can drag them outside and recline in the sun – they can even replace standard folding camping chairs if care is taken against puncture risk. Inflatable furniture can be used to replace your regular furniture while you wait for new ones to be delivered or can be a much-loved addition to your outdoor accessories. From couches that catch the air for pump-free inflation to fully pumped corner sofa set-ups for living it large on the beach, there are plenty of styles and types to choose from. With all that space available, the option to bring along some luxury furniture is often too good to resist. If you are likely to have friends visiting your tent for drinks or there are a few of you camping together then a huge inflatable air sofa is a fantastic bit of kit for social gatherings. They are doubly good for just chilling out.

Because the two cushions are connected to each other and to the main frame of the sofa they can also be unfolded into a Queen-size bed measuring 221 x 193 x 66 cm. This is long enough for me to stretch out in full, and I’m pretty tall at 6ft3 (191cm). It is exceptionally comfortable and great for chilling out to watch TV or similar, or even lie out in the sun. We love the flexibility of the Intex, and for the money it is hard to beat. Punctures The Intex corner sofa is EXACTLY that – it’s a sofa which is best positioned in the corner of your tent or awning. Another downside as a bed is that the two chambers have a gap between them which you lie over and can slide down into a bit at night. Again, not completely the end of the world but it’s not the greatest design – it needs some attachable straps to draw the sections together.