Active Queen Airbed

G'day Izhar,

At this point in time, Snowys don't ship parcels outside of Australia.

G'day S,

I've just been doing some investigation on this for you and I've noticed that on page 3 of the owners manual, on the right-hand side there's some instructions on how to use the pump without first charging it.

G'day Emma,

These air mattresses are really hard to split in regards to what you've asked. They're both quite comfortable (for an air mattress), come with the same warranty duration and both have a flocked top to them. Furthermore, the height of both mattresses will provide more than suitable insulation.

The main difference is that the Double High Quickbed obviously gives you more height making it a bit easier to get in and out of bed, but the Aerobed had a detachable battery powered pump making it a bit easier to inflate.

Howdy Mike. This particular pump is specific to the AeroBed range. Unfortunately, it can't be used on other beds. We do have a range of Coleman Quickpumps that can be used with numerous different applications though, including a rechargeable 12v/240v version, a simple 12v Inflate All Air Pump, and manual versions hand and foot pumps.

Howdy Rob,

Great question. Yes we do have repair kits for this particular bed. As it has a soft top the ideal repair kit for this bed is the Tear-Aid Vinyl Repair Kit. 

It can be used on a multitude of vinyl surfaces including Air Mattress, Vinyl Tents, Pool Toys, Pool Linings, Awnings, Boat Towables, Inflatables and Seats. 

They are a see-through patch that will fix any pesky hole that will ruin a good nights sleep, and are available in store for the mean time - so if you're interested give us a call and we can sort something out. Cheers!

Hi Deirdre, the included pump can be charged from a 240 V outlet, but inflating directly from a 240 V outlet would require a 240 V pump, which could be done but not very efficiently. The design of the valve on the Aerobed does not accommodate common airbed fittings, it will not seal off completely and air will leak as you are inflating. It would be best to stick with the included pump.

Not on the Aerobed's we stock sorry Barbara. I think they have an extended range that is available from bedding stores, but the models we stock are aimed at the camping market.