Anyone here own an "Aero-Bed?"

[bodytemple75]

Hey guys...


I would appreciate any advice/comments: Full Queen sized/"Raised" Aero-bed (just like regular Queen dimentions)


My girlfriend had a regular (non-queen/ or raised) one for use as an "extra bed," stored in her closet. It seemed like a good product,... we slept on it when we went to the beach, for trips in the summer. Anyway, I need a new bed in my bedroom, something that is "light," and I can move around easy enough. I already have a full wall unit, 52' tv, 2 couches, 2 heavy end tables, and a lot of other stuff, ect..., Basically, there is already "a lot" of weight on the floors upstairs already, and I want to try and keep some off if I can. With that in mind,...at the same time, I do like the fact that this piece of furniture would be light enough to move around if I needed to. I want something that is a lot lighter than a regular normal "full queen" size bed. I have been considering this "Aero-bed" Queen size bed. We never had any problems with the other one we had, (my girlfriend's) but, I do want to be sure this thing lasts. It's supposed to hold 600lbs, and hold up pretty good to stress on the bed. It is also covered if anything goes wrong w/ it. Furthermore, It's not about the cash of going out and getting a"regular" Queen-sized bed, v.s., this Aero-bed product. Again, it's about the weight, I want to "try" and keep off the floor, and the convenience. Stated before, I already have many other heavy furniture(s) in my bedroom, I think I may try this product.


Comments?...anyone have one?


Thanks

 

[NiteOwl]

Unless you live in a 2-story doublewide, the "weight" of a bed is no issue whatsoever, unless you buy one made out of lead.
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If you already have succesfully used a regular one, and the raised one is covered under warranty, it sounds as if you have answered your own question.