New Intex Dura Beam
Fiber Tech Technology
 

Available in 3 Sizes
(Super Single, Queen and Super Queen Size)

Super Single + Electric Pump:
$49.90
Dimensions: 99 x 191 x 25 cm

Quality tested waterproof flocked top and sides with vinyl base.

Air Lock tested

Strong and lightweight.

2-in-1 valve.

Folds compactly for storage or travel.

Weighs approximately 2.7 Kg.

Product Bearing: 273 kg approx

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Queen + Electric Pump: $61.90
137 x 191 x 25 cm

Quality tested waterproof flocked top and sides with vinyl base.

Air Lock tested

Strong and lightweight.

2-in-1 valve.

Folds compactly for storage or travel.

Weighs approximately 3.5 Kg.

Product Bearing: 273 kg approx

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Super Queen + Electric Pump: $73.90
152 x 203 x 25 cm

 

Quality tested waterproof flocked top and sides with vinyl base.

Air Lock tested

Strong and lightweight.

2-in-1 valve.

Folds compactly for storage or travel.

Weighs approximately 4.3 Kg.

Product Bearing: 273 kg approx

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New Intex Honey Comb Model
 (Queen and Super Queen Size)

Queen + Electric Pump : $52.90
Promotion Now: $46.90

Dimensions: 137 x 191 x 22 cm
Weight: 6 KG approx.
Color: Dark Gray
Product Bearing : 273 Kg approx
Material: 0.52mm waterproof flocked surface
and 0.38mm environmental PVC bottom side

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Super Queen + Electric Pump: $64.90
Promotion Now: $53.90

Dimensions: 152 x 203 x 23 cm
Weight: 6.5 KG approx
Color: Dark Gray
Max Weight : 273 Kg approx
Material: 0.52mm waterproof flocked surface
and 0.38mm environmental PVC bottom side







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New Intex Camping Air Bed Model

Dimensions: 127cm*193cm*24cm

$49.90  + Electric Pump

Mat has a unique construction that helps provide more comfort to campers.

Folds compactly for easy storage or travel.

Topped with fabric to ensure sleeping comfort.

Wave beam construction

Weighs approximately 3Kg.

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FAQ about Intex Airbed

1. How often do I need to fill up my air beds?
   You should only fill up your air bed mattress when you're getting ready to use it. It doesn't need to stay inflated forever. If you find that there is some air leakage, then top off your air bed with the air bed pump again when needed.

2. Why won't my air beds stay inflated?

   A little air leak now and then is normal in even the best air beds. However, if you find that your air beds significantly deflate in the night, then you'll need to inspect the air bed mattress for holes or ripped seams. Sometimes the culprit is a loose cap on your air valve. If that's the case, simply fill your queen air bed back up and make sure that the cap is securely fastened before you use your air bed again.

3. How do I repair my air beds?

   Listen for leaks when you fill your air beds up with air and locate the source of the hissing. Most stores sell patches for your air bed that will take care of holes. Duct tape will work as a temporary solution. If you can't find the source of the leak by just listening for it, fill up a bathtub or kiddie pool and put your air bed mattress in the water. Make sure water won't ruin the fabric or plastic of your air bed before trying this. Watch for air bubbles in the water and locate the hole that way.

4. How do I deflate my air beds?

   Some air bed pumps also suck air out in addition to inflating your bed. Check and see if your air pump comes with a deflate setting; this setting is particularly handy for camping when you want to strike camp quickly. If your pump does not have that feature, you will have to deflate your air bed manually. Unscrew or unsnap the cap of the mattress's air valve first and listen for escaping air. Next, remove your shoes and walk up and down the length of the air bed. Once you've done that a few times, you can start rolling your air bed from the end opposite the air valve to help the remaining air escape. When you have completely rolled up the camping air bed, use a cord or the bed's bag to keep it in that condensed shape.

5. How do I take care of my air beds?

   Taking care of an air bed is easy. After you've deflated your bed, simply roll it back up and store it in its box or bag. Keep the box in a safe spot where it will stay protected from extreme heat, cold and water. Make sure you keep all sharp objects away from your air beds as sharp objects can puncture the air mattress and ruin it. If you follow all these steps, you're sure to have the best air bed for you that will remain functional years to come.