G'day Matt,

Coleman doesn't list a max PSI/bar for these airbeds, however, once they are quite tight they'll be nice and firm. Coleman hasn't specifically listed a max weight on this particular model, but one of the other models has a max weight of 270kg - so we'd assume this one will be similar, or maybe slightly lower.

G'day Carol,

The one year warranty on the Coleman All-Terrain Queen Dbl High Airbed will cover manufacturing faults, for example, valve and seam related problems. Punctures are not covered under warranty as they are caused by external environmental factors. 

G'day Elaine,

The Coleman 12v air pump will suit the All Terrain Queen Dbl High Airbed. They come with adaptors that will fit a range of airbeds, but they should definitely fit the mattress you've got. Which adapter are you using?

G'day Danny,

There's really not a lot that can be done to make an airbed 'warmer' as its the cold air inside that mattress that you feel. The best thing we can think of is to grab something like a down mattress topper from a department store to add some insulation between you and the bed. 

G'day Caitlin,

The All Terrain beds don't come with a pump, you'll need to look at one of the Coleman range of pumps. The other option would be to look at the super popular Coleman Double-High Quickbed and Pump as it has a built-in 240V pump. 

G'day Rachel,

Tough call! I've asked our warranties/repair manager for his opinion and he felt either is a good option. Most of the issues he sees with either model are punctures in the base of the mat. So either should work well just give the floor a good clean before you lay the mat down! And remember you don't get the pump built in with the All Terrain, so for convenience, I tend to lean toward the Quickbed w/pump. 

G'day Rachel,

The All Terrain mattresses from Coleman have a nice matte finish fabric on top, but they're not as nice and soft as the Quickbed's fuzzy, flocked Rayon top. So I'd suggest if you're after something as comfy as your old one I'd grab another Quickbed. Alternatively, if you can locate the hole you could have a crack at repairing it with one of these Elemental Air Mattress Repair Kits. 

G'day Christy,

I've had a chat with our warranties and repairs manager, Nick. He's all over this sort of stuff. I'll copy and post what he wrote below:

She could simply use some Seam Grip and put a dab on the hole covering at least 6-8mm around the hole, allow to dry for at least 24 hours in this cooler weather and check the hole again to see if it is leaking. Make sure the area is clean, dust and oil free before applying. Seam grip is not only an adhesive but a flexible waterproofing agent which will make her mat airtight and watertight once more :)

G'day Gary,

The valve on the Coleman All Terrain Queen Dbl High Airbed is a large but fairly standard size valve for airbeds. I've double checked the valve and the attachment would need to be approximately 14mm to fit into the valve. If you can't get something to attach to your compressor then the Coleman Rechargeable Quickpump with do the job and comes with a range of adaptors. You can check it out here: https://www.snowys.com.au/quickpump-rechargeable-12v240v

G'day Ray,

You're right, it doesn't come with a pump. Any pump can be used as long as it fits the valve.

It also doesn't come with a carry bag as such, rather included is a protective cover that wraps around the mattress when rolled up.