G'day Jonno,

A nice basic solution is the Oztrail Canvas Duffle Bag, the Medium would be a good choice without having too much excess bag left over.
Hope that helps.

G'day Emma,

Yep, it should come with its own puncture repair kit which includes glue and patches.
Hope that helps.

G'day Brigitte,

Check out our tutorial here.

G'day Steph,

The cable is not removable, nor is there a storage compartment.  If not heard of it ending up under a mattress, when you're setting up the bed just make sure to move it out the way or keep it out from under the mattress before you start using it.
You could always use a cable or twist tie to bunch it up if you are having issues.

G'day Eric,

Yes, it does fit in the 8P Darkroom tent.  If using the room divider there won't be much space left over at all, but if you remove the diver & have the whole tent open you'll have loads of space.
Hope that helps.

G'day Nathan,

The All Terrain Mattress is made from a material that is more puncture resistant than the standard airbed models, so in theory, it should be a better option for you if you don't need the built-in pump. Overall there are varying reviews regarding punctures on most of our airbeds, as unfortunately there are lots of pesky things in the natural world that are very good at puncturing airbeds. 

G'day Bridget,

The Coleman Double-High Quickbed and Pump only comes in the Queen size,

G'day Brock,

The Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump will just fit in the RV3, however it will take up the whole space, and will touch on the rear slope of the tent a little. We'd recommend looking at a single height mattress in this tent.

G'day Brock,

We'd probably suggest looking at a self-inflating mat if you're planning to camp every weekend. If you've got your heart set on an airbed then the Coleman All Terrain Queen or the Aerobed Active Queen.

G'day Chris,

The cord on the Queen Double-High Quickbed cord isn't removable so we'd suggest orienting the bed so you don't have to walk past that end of the bed in the night.

G'day Chris,

The Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed & Pump does have a secondary inflation point that you will be able to use with your existing 12V pump plugged into your car, or a manual pump, so you dont necessarily need an inverter to inflate this mattress.
If you opt to go with an inverter to use the built in pump, you'll need one that covers 144w.  Dont forget that the realistic output of any inverter is around 80% of advertised amount, so you'll be needing one that covers 180w minimum.

G'day Roy,

Yes, you can use a Coleman Quickpump 12V with the Queen Double-High Quickbed if you're on an unpowered site.

G'day Cate,

The Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump has a built-in 240v pump so if you're on an unpowered site you'll need to grab a separate rechargeable pump, or a 12v pump that will plug into your cigarette socket in the car.

G'day Kathryn,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump has a built-in 240V pump that will allow you inflate the bed if you've got a power source. The Coleman All Terrain Queen Dbl High Airbed doesn't have a built-in pump so you'll need to purchase one separately. The All terrain is 47% more puncture resistant than the other Coleman models so will likely be a little bit more robust than the standard Quickbed models. 

G'day Deb,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump weighs 8.4kg. 

G'day Stuart,

I think you're spot on there, the Canverter probably can't produce the right amount of power to run the pump on the Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed & Pump. I'll have to have a chat with Ben about how he did his maths there! A cheaper and more effective option would be to grab a separate 12V pump like the Coleman Quickpump High Output 12V to use when you're away from home. 

G'day Laura,

I haven't personally used one of the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbeds so I'm probably not the best person to answer but it is our most popular air-bed and it does get consistently great reviews online. Certainly, one thing people seem to say is that it is very stable and feels less like a 'waterbed' than cheaper airbeds. So whilst it'll never be quite as comfy as your bed at home, if you read through the reviews I think you'll find most people are very happy with the comfort and performance. 

G'day Vanessa,

The Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed & Pump does have a secondary inflation point that you will be able to use with your existing 12V pump plugged into your car, so you should be fine. Based on reviews the majority of people are really happy with this bed so I think you will be as well! 

G'day Linda,

Coleman doesn't actually give this airbed a weight rating, but we've written a blog on exactly this subject so hopefully, this sheds some light on our thoughts. Have a read through it by clicking here and get back to us if you have any more questions. 

G'day Ronny,

Yes the Coleman Queen Double-High Quicked & Pump will fit in the Northstar Dark Room 10P Tent. 

G'day Amanda,

The Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed is 46cm high. Let us know which tent you're looking at buying and we can let you know if we think it'll be a good fit. 

G'day Varun,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump will fit inside the Coleman Instant Up 4P tent and leave you a bit of space on the ground for your gear. 

G'day Shane,

Unfortunately, there's not an airbed like the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump, that comes with a built-in pump that works on 12V. You've got a couple of options. The first would be to look at the Engel Power Inverter, which will allow you to run the pump using 12V or look at getting a separate 12V pump that you can use when there's no access to mains power. 

G'day Kobus,

Whilst it will take up a good majority of the room, you shouldn't have too many worries at all using the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed inside your Coleman Instant Up 10P Gold Tent. 

G'day Reg,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump comes with a standard 240v outlet that plugs into your everyday powerpoint, yes. 

G'day Denise, 

I've just looked into this for you, and you only need to connect the pump when inflating and deflating the Coleman Queen Double High Quickbed. 

If we had to take a guess as to how long it will take, we'd say a couple of minutes for both inflation and deflation, Denise. 

G'day Helen,

The Coleman Double-High Quickbed & Pump only comes in a queen size, I'm sorry to say. 

G'day Andrew,

The wattage of the internal pump on the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump is 144W, so you should have no issues using your generator. 

G'day Jeremy,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump operates on a 240v connection only. There are a few ways we can get around this thought. You can use another Coleman pump when you're out and about or you can grab one of these Engel Power Inverters and this will allow you to plug power points into your car!

G'day Dazz,

I've just had a look at the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed and Pump on our shop floor and from what I can gather, they do have a very similar support system to the Coleman Elite Pillowtop Airbed. 

G'day Joseph,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed and Pump does have a second valve that you can use to inflate the bed using your 12v pump.

G'day Stacey,

The Coleman Quickpump Rechargeable 12V 240V Air Pump should work no worries. Just ensure your batteries are charged as it's going to need to pump a fair bit of air.

G'day Jo,

You'll have no issue fitting the Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed into the bedrooms of the Coleman Chalet CV9.

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.

G'day Ray,

The Coleman Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump does come with a polyester bag. However, I must admit, it's not very durable to be used on a regular basis but good enough if using occasionally and for storing it while not in use.

G'day Judy,

Depending on the issue we may not even need to get it back if you were having trouble with it. If it's an obvious fault we can see in a picture we'd generally just send a replacement out to you. We're about to open a store up your way so it could always be dropped in there if needed. 

G'day Clint, 

I've just looked into this, and I'm afraid that Queen is the largest size available in the Coleman airbed line, and we don't have any other king sized mats or airbeds in our range either.

G'day Pina,

Sorry to hear about your experience. You'll be happy to know that Coleman give excellent after sales service and each item is assessed on an individual basis as well as in relation to warranty period. (warranties cover any manufacturing/material defect or fault)

I am confident they would have found a more suitable solution for you.

G'day Zac,

This airbed has a valve that is compatible with any Coleman hand, foot or electric pump so you could utilise a 12V rechargeable pump if you prefer to plug into the car socket or get some exercise using a manual pump.

Hi Kat,

You can pump up this mattress from any 240v power point. One thing to keep in mind though - if you're pumping this mattress outside of your tent and then putting it in, make sure your tent door is big enough!

Some tents that are big enough to fit an airbed, don't have a doorway that's big enough to put the inflated airbeds through. In that case, you may need to use an extension cord so that you can inflate your airbed inside the tent.

G'day Ralph,

The Sleeping area of the RV5 is 260cm x 260cm so it will definitely fit the Queen Double-High with 240 Pump Quickbed Airbed, and most of our double size airbeds as long as they are under those dimensions. 

It really depends on how much floor space you want to have inside the tent - if you'd like more room a double size would be best, but if that's not a concern then the queen would suit as well.