G'day Adrian,

This is pretty subjective because we're all different! Whilst the Companion Rhino Premium Camp Bed is pretty nice, I have to say I'd much rather spend the night on the Exped/Oztent combination. I think especially being a side sleeper this will be the more comfortable option. 

G'day Dylan,

Unfortunately, the Companion Rhino Premium Camping Bed is just that, a bed, and can't be adjusted to use as a seat. It's a good idea though! Whilst the feet on it are adjustable they're really just meant to help you get the bed level on an uneven surface and can't be used to adjust the head height. 

G'day Wayne, 

Unfortunately, at 215cm long, the Companion Rhino Premium Camping Bed is too long to fit inside the Oztent RV2. I've had a good look through all the other options we've got on the market for single stretcher beds and all of the options that are about 80cm wide are far too long to fit inside the tent. Looking at options that might fit in lengthways, they're all far too narrow for what you're looking for I'm sorry to say. At 200 x 200 cm inside, with a significant drop off towards one end, you might find it difficult to find two stretcher beds that will fit inside this tent side by side I'm sorry to say. 

G'day Heather,

The Companion Rhino Premium Camping Bed is 215cm L x 88cm W so I would say it is designed for tall people.  A standard single bed in Australia is about 90cm wide so it will be slightly narrower than that.

G'day Aggie,

We try to keep the price of all our products as low as possible at all times. The Companion Rhino Premium Camping Bed is already well below the RRP at the moment so it's unlikely that we'd be able to make it much cheaper in the near future. 

G'day Aggie,

The legs on the Companion Rhino Premium Camping Bed can be adjusted so that the bed sits as high as 47cm off of the ground, which isn't quite as high as you'd normally expect for a bed at home but is certainly higher than a mattress on the floor.