20 inch queen air mattress

This versatile 20-inch tall queen air mattress is just what you need for house guests. The built-in air pump allows you to inflate and deflate the mattress quickly then discreetly pack the cord into the integrated storage compartment. The indentations along the side and flocked top keep fitted sheets in place.

When you're done using the mattress, simply plug it in, set the pump to deflate, fold up the mattress, and store it in the included carry bag.

This lightweight and portable Pittman Outdoors air mattress is made of PVC for durability, and the coil beams are carefully designed to provide both comfort and strength. With a weight capacity of 600 pounds, the queen-sized mattress can easily accommodate two adults.

Pittman Queen Ultra Tan 20" Double High Indoor Home Air Mattress is great for visitors. ** Please note: This is not recommended for camping or outdoor use**

• Mattress Material - Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC).
• Airbed Valve Type - Dual lock.
• Air Mattress Power Type - Plug-in.
• Color - Tan.
• Includes storage bag and repair patch.
• Coil beam design for extra comfort and strength.
• Care instructions - Spot clean.
• Accessories - Includes built-in AC power air pump with inflate/deflate.
• weight capacity of up to 600 pounds
  
• Size - Queen.
• Style - Raised Queen Airbed.

  NOTE **All orders do not Include additional import taxes, or customs duty fees to another country. Customer is responsible for paying these when package enters your country.

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Having an insta-bed on hand—or two—is a lifesaver if you regularly have guests stay over, especially for anyone living in a smaller house or apartment without a designated guest room. Air mattresses are a relatively inexpensive investment, and if you buy one that’s high-quality from a top brand and store it well, it may not last forever, but you can expect to get several years’ use out of it. Whether you’re in the market for a budget buy or something more luxe, read on for our top recommendations, plus advice on important things to consider before you shop.

What to Consider

The most important factors to take into account before you shop is who will be sleeping on the air mattress and how much you’re planning to use it. If you often have guests, you might want to spend more on one with a built-in pump, at the very least, and adjustable firmness. If older folks will be sleeping on the bed, an option that’s 18 inches or higher may be easier for them to handle.

The majority of air mattresses are made of PVC and many have a soft, suede-like material on top known as “flocking” that helps prevent a fitted sheet from sliding off. Some feature inner coil system construction, which is generally preferable if you’re looking for a more supportive mattress, though they’re typically pricier. A few of the mattresses we cover are waterproof, indoor-outdoor air beds that are appropriate for camping. There are also options with headboard and steel frames. In terms of maximum weight capacity, adult air mattresses often range from 500 to 600 pounds.

How We Chose

All of the air mattresses in our selection have ratings of four stars or more. During our research, we combed through customer reviews and consulted expert sources, including Good Housekeeping and Wirecutter. We included options in a range of styles, and across multiple price points, from budget-friendly to high-end, plus highlighted the most notable features as mentioned above and provide basic stats for each air mattress we cover. Shop the best air mattress for you and your needs below.

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Wake up well-rested and refreshed with the Sealy 20 Inch Inflatable Mattress Queen Airbed with Built-In Air Pump.

Doze in ultimate comfort on the flocked sleeping surface, complete with the built-in pillow headrest that stays inflated all night long. This inflatable air mattress sets up super quickly, filling with air in about 3 minutes. The built-in AC-powered air pump means you don't have to worry about hoses being disconnected or forgetting the pump back at home. When your best night of sleep is over, the airbed deflates in a jiffy with the quick-release tab and folds up nicely into the included storage bag, ready for the next leg of your journey.

The internal I-beam construction offers unparalleled sturdiness and keeps you from tossing and turning on an inflatable airbed that slowly loses its shape. The Ultra-Fresh sleeping surface treatment prevents the growth of mold, mildew, and odor-causing bacteria, which means your many nights of rest and relaxation will be just as fresh as the first.

For a reliable, durable, and no-hassle inflatable air mattress, look no further than the Sealy 20 Inch Queen Airbed with Built-In Pump.

The truth is that filling the leak itself is not the challenging part. The harder thing to do is to go ahead and find the leak itself. After all, the majority of the air mattresses are regular in terms of size and being able to detect a tiny leak is undoubtedly like finding a needle in a stack.

However, there are a few things that you can do. First off, keep in mind that all air mattresses lose air naturally and this is something quite normal. If you suspect that your mattress is leaking air, start the search for the leak by pressuring it evenly. If there is a leak, you will most likely be able to hear it.

Pass your hands on the sides and see if you feel a quick, needle-like stream of air as the leaks are usually quite tiny. Alternatively, you can get the entire thing wait and simply look for the bubbles – if there are air bubbles formulating at a spot, this is a sure sign that your bed is leaking there.

Once you locate the leak, just use a regular, water-resistant patch kit. This will get it sealed quickly without any additional hassle. It's a 30-second job.

Need more details? Read more about fixing an air mattress leak.

Pricing and Specs

NOTE

• Not all models come in all sizes.
• Intex sells twin, full and queen sizes for the most part, but even that varies by design.
• Every unit here does come with a built-in air pump and carrying bag.

Model Dimensions

• Twin39W X 75L
• Full54W X 75L
• Queen 60W X 80L

Price by Model

Construction

18-inch Queen Dura-Beam Headboard Airbed Construction 

There’s a pillow-top surface with the headboard on the surface of this air mattress.

The air chamber takes up most of the space inside the plastic outer layer. The interior is actually several chambers with partitions in between. It helps distribute your weight and keep an even surface from top to bottom and from side to side.

18-inch Queen Comfort Plush Elevated Airbed Construction

There is a pillow-top surface and plush flocking. The flocking are the ribbed or diamond areas on the surface. You should consider that a comfort layer

The support layer is the air chamber inside. It takes up most of the space inside the plastic outer layer. The interior is actually several chambers with partitions in between. It’s constructed with something called “Fiber-Tech Construction™” which makes it a stronger setup than just an air-filled chamber. 

24in Queen Dura-Beam Dream Lux Pillow Top Airbed Construction

The outer layer is textured to make it stronger all around the outside of the mattress. It has a pillowtop and, again, the flocked sides that make the plastic casing more resistant to scrapes and punctures. Because it’s such a thick mattress (24 inches), it needs more materials and design features to hold up.

The support layer is the air chamber inside, made up of several chambers separated by fiber-constructed walls using a process called Fiber-Tech Construction™. The thicker mattress is also reinforced along the edges so you can use the entire sleep surface. This is good for couples.

18-inch Queen Dura-Beam Ultra Plush Headboard Airbed Construction

There’s a pillow-top surface with the headboard on top.

The air chamber takes up the rest of the space inside. The air chamber is actually several sections separated by fiber walls. That construction maintains an even sleep surface so you can use the entire mattress surface for sleep,

20-inch Queen Supreme Air-Flow Airbed Construction

The top, comfort layer has this collection of interconnected, beignet-shaped air cells, built into the surface. They’re meant to allow air to flow between you and the mattress surface, meant to keep you cooler. You are sleeping on plastic and need whatever airflow you can get.

It feels closest to a real bed because the support layer is made of two layers of air chambers inside the outer covering. 

18-inch Queen Dura-Beam Premaire I Elevated Airbed Construction

The outer laminated PVC cover is two-ply to strengthen the outside. It also comes with a pillow top with air pockets for better airflow.

The inside support layer comes with the Fiber-Tech construction, the multiple air chambers that are sectioned off by the fiber tech walls to distribute weight and keep you up on the mattress, instead of sinking through it as with most air mattresses.