Hi,
Looking to get 2 maybe 3 of these, has anyone got any recommendations on buying one, a decent one too.
Thanks
Folding camp beds anyone?
Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
Where are you intending to use them? I have a canvas one from argos we use for Reiki, frankly anything like that likes a nice flat surface, should you be sort of camping, then thermarest type things or inflatable ones even are more forgiving on uneven surfaces or softish ground too.
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Got mine from BCB
had it a good few years and im pushing 14 stone and its happy enough with me on it...
http://bcbadventure.com/shop/collapsible-camp-bed/
its not cheap granted but the cheaper ones dont ever seem to last especially those ones with the sprung steel legs
had it a good few years and im pushing 14 stone and its happy enough with me on it...
http://bcbadventure.com/shop/collapsible-camp-bed/
its not cheap granted but the cheaper ones dont ever seem to last especially those ones with the sprung steel legs
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong 
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
This looks like the one we have http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/p ... uctReviews
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Yorkshire Andy
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Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
must admit it looks identital to my BCB one.... least i didnt pay the price they are asking for it.. 
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong 
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
I bought mine earlier this year in Aldi or Lidl for 19.99 used it for 3 days camping was very comfortable, has a 3 year guarantee.
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Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
Thanks a lot, will be looking online and seeing what I can find out there
Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
Having spent too many nights sleeping on one of these (called 'cots' here in the colonies) may I suggest picking up some wool blankets to go over the camp bed and allowed to hang down the sides/back.mikefranks wrote:Hi,
Looking to get 2 maybe 3 of these, has anyone got any recommendations on buying one, a decent one too.
Thanks
Keeps the air from moving under the bed, insulates your bum and keeps you warmer. If you aren't moving too often, a cardboard skirt will work as well...
Re: Folding camp beds anyone?
I use a cell foam mat on top of mine to insulate.
Richard
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Retired, spending the children's inheritance.
South Wales UK
Retired, spending the children's inheritance.