Air Mattress - Single / Double £6.00 C&C - £4 @ Wilko

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Air Mattress Half Price - Single £4.00 / Double £6.00 C&C @ Wilko

£4 50% off Wilko16 Jun 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

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gazz33

16 Jun 16

Back in stock !!! Wilko Air Mattress with coil beam construction. Complete with capability to quickly inflate and deflate, ideal for indoor or outdoor use. Includes heavy duty repair patch

Top comments

wolfraider

16 Jun 16 4 #2

lol. tried air beds before and they make me sick literally...bit like being on the sea so I would pay £6 not to sleep on these again.

Roger_Irrelevant

16 Jun 16 3 #16

A six pound waterbed. Tell you what, try it, and let us all know how you get on. What's the worst that can happen? :laughing:

Latest comments (22)

skellyness

3 Jul 16 #22

12 quid for double now,

russellanam

17 Jun 16 #19

All out of stock

gazz33 to russellanam

19 Jun 16 1 #21

All back in stock for free c&c also instore, thanks

Hamez-UK

17 Jun 16 #20

Out of stock.

Roger_Irrelevant

16 Jun 16 1 #18

If anyone is after a decent airbed, one that lasts years of camping, get a tarpaulin one. Aerobed used to do one called "Extreme" but they stopped doing it as, well, people prefer to pay £5 for one then wonder why it goes flat after 3 hours. :smirk:

However in the USA there's a make called "Rokk" that do one (well did a year or so ago) cost me about $120 I think with shipping, but worth every, err, cent. :smile:

dicki

16 Jun 16 #17

Great deal but sadly out of stock :disappointed:

Roger_Irrelevant

16 Jun 16 3 #16

A six pound waterbed. Tell you what, try it, and let us all know how you get on. What's the worst that can happen? :laughing:

sofiasar

16 Jun 16 1 #15

these are for kids!
I layed on mine and slowly the air was coming out lol

mine was a King size from aldi. I weigh15 st so wouldn't recommend anything over 10st

AlarApprentice

16 Jun 16 #14

Agreed for these cheaper ones. However there are times when only an airbed is practical and I have an "Aerobed Extreme" which is really strong and has been going for years - you get what you pay for with these.

sam_of_london

16 Jun 16 #13

Can you make them into waterbed by filling with water instead air? Water being heavier than air will make them heavy but more comfortable.

sradmad

16 Jun 16 1 #12

good find op, heat added

trbal

16 Jun 16 1 #11

Thanks OP ordered a single as well as the folding chair, have a similar one already and it stays inflated just fine also the reviews for the single looked good.

gazz33

16 Jun 16 #10

Stopper has now been replaced with a screw in plug so the problem with the need to re inflate every few days may have been solved.

Gort1951

16 Jun 16 #3

Could these replace an ordinary mattress ?

Holte_ender to Gort1951

16 Jun 16 1 #5

They are intended for use in place of an ordinary mattress when one isn't available for whatever reason. Camping, overnight stop at a friends house if short on beds etc.
Wouldn't consider using one permanently; if that's what you're asking.

paulandpam1 to Gort1951

16 Jun 16 1 #9

No, these things are crap and only hold the air for a day or so before needing topping up.
After 4 weeks constant use you'll be very lucky if they are not in the bin because they split.

wolfraider

16 Jun 16 4 #2

lol. tried air beds before and they make me sick literally...bit like being on the sea so I would pay £6 not to sleep on these again.

LoRdPlOps111 to wolfraider

16 Jun 16 1 #8

A. Ensure airbed is properly inflated

B. If airbed is NOT properly inflated ensure you do not share airbed with a chunky person who 'fidgets'.

magicalex9

16 Jun 16 1 #7

Ooh a blow bed for my blow up doll

Gort1951

16 Jun 16 #6

Thanks