KingCamp Inflatable Air Mattress - Portable & Compact Single High Blow-Up Guest Bed for Camping, Home Use, Travel, and Outdoor Adventures (2 Pack) - Perfect for Sleepovers, Backpacking Trips, and Emergency Guest Accommodations

First of all, this is an inflatable air frame. You MUST have an inflatable air mattress to put on it to use it. It was very easy to inflate (I used a small rechargeable pump) and deflate. I really, really liked that I could store items under it, saved space in my tent. After deflating, it was easy to roll and put back into the bag (yes, a bag that actually holds the item after use!)There are diagonal elastic straps that hold the air mattress in place (btw, KingCamp sells an air mattress that goes with this air frame. I used the mattress I already owned made by a different company). There are attachment straps that let you attach two of the air frames together to make a double bed. The wood slats are strong, they really hold the mattress up. It was very stable. I slept really well in the bed. So did my dogs.The only thing I found difficult (and it is a me problem) was getting out of the bed. It is lower to the ground than many cots, so I found rolling out and onto the floor, then standing in a push up method, much easier than trying to stand up from a very low crouch. But if you are in much better shape (and have stronger knees) than I do, you should have no problem at all. But like I said, it is a me problem, not the air frame's fault.It is not light, so it is not meant for backpacking. It is a perfect companion for tent camping with a vehicle to transport your camping gear. I highly recommend it for that. It is lighter than a cot, and easier to set up than a cot. It rolls up tightly, so it doesn't take up much vehicle space (important for me with a little hybrid). I would use this at home for extra guests, it is that comfortable. I want to go camping again so I can sleep in it, again!