Concierge Collection Inflatable EZ Bed Playing host on a dime isn't always easy. Take the stress out of where your guests, unexpected or not, sleep with this instant bed. One-touch inflatable, it's sturdy-yet-lightweight and easy to store and transport. This comfortable, lofty mattress means your guests can wake up happy, refreshed and maybe even willing to help cook breakfast! EZ bed with carrying case and ABS pump Instructions Good to Know Remove sheets before deflating. If the red indicator light comes on, let pump cool for at least 30 minutes. The EZ bed is for occasional, not permanent use. Shop all Concierge Collection Instant guest room anywhere Simple one-touch system to inflates and deflate automatically Self opens and closes Inflates in less than 3 minutes to a lofty 9" mattress Control firmness level by adjusting air inside No lumps or bars to aggravate sleep Perfect when you need an extra bed for family or guests
Steel frame with 16 steel legs offers superior support compared to air beds that lay on the floor Raised platform makes it easy to get in and out Compact zippered storage case contains all components Wheels conveniently into a closet Carrying handle for easy transport Patch kit is included for quick repair of air leaks Remind me about Concierge Collection upcoming shows. with Host Tamara Hooks with Host Geoff Cowan with Host Marlo Smith Sort by:Date - Low to High Date - High to Low Rating - Low to High Rating - High to Low Helpful - Low to High Helpful - High to Low I bought this bed as I do not have a spare bedroom. It was very easy to put together - it does it by itself. It was comfortable and easy to fold up. I highly recommend it. This bed is extremely easy to put up and take down. Got this to use when my daughter comes with her family. Fascinating to watch it unfold and then fold back up when done.
So much easier to put away and not have to try and stuff back in a bag that you cannot lift. If I had storage room and good health I would keep, but had to return. This has been a hit for guests and to take when we visit family out of town. It is easy to inflate, easy to put your linens on, and easy to deflate and pack up and store away. It has been a buy that was far better than I thought it would be. This is an air mattress on steroids!!! I couldn't wait to set this bed up when it arrived. It is well worth the money. Very easy and fast to set up and put up. Love the easy way to open up And closed.Have not used as of yet but looking at the video is what I need. I could not believe how easy this was to set up-I am elderly and have a very bad back-the bed comes in its own :suitcase" that has wheels, so all I did was pull it up the stairs, unzipped it and plugged it in-less than 5 minutes it was done. It was a surprise for my husband who does a lot of work on rentals and has no p[lace to lie down except for a recliner that is in a vacant house we use for storage.
He was a little skeptical, and when he laid down on it he was HAPPY! He is 78 years old, and this gives him a good respite Loved the quality, the price and the ease of set up and take down. Best thing I have bought in years This is a good and sturdy extra bed. I bought the mattress cover too. It is easy enough to set up and take down. Yes I would recommend it to friends and to other viewers Have made several attempt to order bed.Updated address three times no resultsBed is being returned for the third timeOrdered cover for EZ Bed with same addressCover arrived with no problems and on timeIt seems there is a processing issue with shipping the EZ bed. I have ordered the same bed before with no issuesI updated the address as well as the receiver contacted UPS Grounds with tracking number to update address. Still the EZ Bed was return with the same resultsThanks for this opportunity to express experience Just wondering if it was legal or not to stay overnight in a Walmart parking lot?
just looking for cheap ideas of accommodation? like camp out of my car in a Walmart parking lot? Um, I would say no. Walmarts generally have security patrolling their parking lots 24/7. Ok, I'll assume that you're serious and ask you to consider not buzzing through a great city like Memphis, trying to spend the night in a chain store parking lot knowing you won't sleep through sirens and security cruisers making rounds, then maybe cruising by Graceland on the way out of town and telling people you've been to Memphis and didn't see much Edited: 7:46 am, September 15, 2013 One attraction mentioned in this post Ranked of 152 things to do in Memphis For the snarky skeptics ... It's actually a common practice in some areas. Whether the Memphis WalMarts allow it or not, couldn't tell you. Edited: 8:01 am, September 15, 2013 I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be allowed in Memphis. Normally there are "no loitering" signs upon entering shopping center parking lots and spending the night would definitely be considered loitering.
If you're truly looking for inexpensive lodging in Memphis, the best deal going is Pilgrim House in the super cool and fun Cooper Young area. There's lots of restaurants, shops, bars, etc. that are walkable in that area and you can't beat $20 per night. Some of the best barbecue in Memphis, Central Barbecue, is located in that area. If you want to stay downtown, you could try the Vista Inn, the only hotel downtown with free parking for guests. If you're interested in camping, there's a link on the upper right hand side of this page under "top questions" about camping in and around Memphis. Edited: 8:10 am, September 15, 2013 Should this be Not, be yet another virtual tour ... There are several truck stops over in East Memphis, that will serve ... carracar Check , for example the Pilgrim House Hostel at 1000 So, Cooper (901/273-8341) where a couple of years ago the rate for a clean room was $15, get some sleep & maybe talk to another traveler or local who can give you advice about a couple of Memphis attractions, drive the short distance to Downtown and walk to some sites and actually stop and take them in.
You're talking about the sidewalks where Evis, B.B. King, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Muddy Waters and even Justin Timberlake walked in their formative years getting inspired by the music. Mark Cohn described it as "walking with his feet 10 feet off of Beale" after strolling a few blocks there. Take a minute to absorb The Mississippi, "Ol Man River" which is the artery in which you can find the pulse of the middle of this continent and get a feel for it's condition. I recommend jumping on the Riverfront Loop Trolley for a buck before deciding where to visit down there. Take a couple of hours and visit one of the top rated zoos in the U.S. featuring Giant Pandas, Many varieties of bears and cats, and Primates, all in state of the art habitats. Give it at least a minimal level of attention before headng out of town for the next parking lot! Memphis is the only place you can get the real deal: Home of the Blues, Birthplace of Rock nRoll, Memphis smoked pork barbecue, etc. You will however find a faux version of these things in an attempted Memphis style in some other cities.
Spend the time and do the real thing while you can! One destination mentioned in this post Carracar, you're thinking of West Memphis, AR. East Memphis is upscale suburbs. Yes, WEST Memphis it is ... our OP, then can give Arkansas some "respect" if, OK City is indeed on this proposed tour ... carracar Edited: 10:11 am, September 15, 2013 there is a free directory of Walmart stores that DO NOT ALLOW overnight parking of RVs. The Walmart Supercenter at 577 Germantown Pkwy, Memphis, TN is on that list, so you can't spend the night there. Google Overnight parking at Walmart. There are two locations that claim it is allowed. I'm sure this could change without notice, so take it for what it's worth. Advice on the number of nights to stay to see Memphis Getting from campground to downtown Restaurants other than BBQ? First time in Memphis Lunch before Graceland Tour Memphis for one day with kids Memphis to New Orleans Transport from Memphis aerport