Can you fit a queen sized blow up mattress in it?
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Not positive....but I think yes. It fit 3 adults with sleeping pads comfortably.
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I believe you could, of course you would have to inflate it inside the tent.
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since it is 7 x 7... a double mattress might fit. The tent is round and that is the problem. Never tried a full/queen in it.
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First, I didn't try one; however, I think one will fit width-wise easily but I lengthwise...just barely. The tent is listed at 84" WxL and the queens I saw were 80" L
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Big enough to hold a queen size blow up matress and still have some room for camp gear and clothes! Good head space to stand up in! You could probably fit 4 people with simple sleeping bags and mattresses - there was only 2 of us!
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Maybe. but it is as high as a box spring and mattress. If it didn't fit the frame it is worth keeping for guests etc. It is by far the best blow up bed I've had. And with a topper it is extremely comfy.
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You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78".
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yes, you could probably put at least 2 queen mattresses inside. It is a huge amount of space inside.
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This is a power inverter so by itself it cannot blow up an air mattress. However, most air mattress pumps should work with this inverter to blow up an air mattress. It has enough power.
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Yes. The whole bed (including the frame) fold up and pack into a bag that's about the size of a small tent bag. (18inx18inx42in)
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I have a queen size pillow top mattress and it fits it just fine. If you're mattress is deeper than that, I don't know if it would fit. Hope this info helps.
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Yes but you won't have room for luggage or othe things... We use a queen and there is space for odds n ends!!
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Given that the average dimensions for a queen sized air mattress is 78" L × 60" W (6'8" × 5ft).... yes. You would even have room left over. :-)
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It will just barely fit a queen size blow up mattress with the center pole in If you hang the tent their is more room but that hanger on mine ripped after a couple days.
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I have not tried to fit a queen sized air mattress in it, but I can fit two twin size air mattresses in it.
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I haven't personally tried that but I'd think that would absolutely be possible. I think you could probably fit a twin and a queen air mattress if you wanted.
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I fit a queen size pillow top matteress in the little space and it kind of bulges out but it works, and the end of it comes out to the middle of the tent. So in short yes it can fit a queen size mattress but it's snug. I fit two matteress in the rooms and close the divider so that you can't see the bedroom from the living area I. Front.
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There is maybe 4-5 inches of extra space with the full. A queen probably wouldn't fit. Not a lot of extra space
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Yes, you can! I just bought this pillow last week, queen size. It was too high for me, so i opened one end, removed almost two grocery bags full of stuffing(its just loose foam pieces ). Now its perfect, fits in the pillowcase better too. I'm saving the stuffing in case i need to add some later.
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You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent -... » Read More You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". « Show Less