Air beds
Air beds have come a long way over the years and are no longer used just
for camping. They make an excellent spare bed for those who have limited
space; and increased technology has meant that they offer extra comfort
and stability. A recent development has been the air bed with three separate
compartments.
Like futon beds and sofa beds, air beds are ideal for those who have little
space or need an extra bed for overnight guests. When deflated, an air
bed takes up very little space; it can easily be stored in a cupboard
or on a shelf. Air beds are generally less expensive than futons or sofa
beds - and many people also insist that they are more comfortable.
It takes a little bit longer to inflate an air bed than it does to convert
a sofa bed, however. One of your biggest considerations is going to be
how easy it is to inflate - and deflate - your airbed. Some
air beds have an electric pump built into the bed, while some have a separate
pump that needs to be attached.
And air beds are considered to be healthy as well - many doctors
and chiropractors recommend them. They provide a high level of support,
reduce pressure points and distribute the body's weight more evenly.
In fact air beds were originally designed to be used in hospitals.
Bed Next Day sells a range of traditional single, double, king and superking
beds, most of which are available with next day delivery. Brands include
Silentnight, the Original Bedstead Company, Sprung Land and Sealy. Take
a look at the beds available on our website, www.mattressnextday.co.uk and order online today, or
call 0844 3911 222 if you have any questions.
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