Queen Double-High Quickbed & Pump

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.