Disc-O-Bed Cam-O-Bunk Cot with 2 Organizers and Leg Extensions, X-Large
Portable, compact and strong; Fully collapsible; Quick, no tool or screw assembly; Bunkable in tight spaces; No mattress required. Two full length side organizers, leg extensions to create 7″ more room between bunks, and a fully collapsible, zippered storage cabinet; Assembled bunk 79” x 34.5” x 39”; Outer dimensions 81.75” x 39.5” x I 43.5”;
Portable, compact and strong; Fully collapsible; Quick, no tool or screw assembly; Bunkable in tight spaces; No mattress required. Two full length side organizers, leg extensions to create 7″ more room between bunks, and a fully collapsible, zippered storage cabinet; Assembled bunk 79” x 34.5” x 39”; Outer dimensions 81.75” x 39.5” x I 43.5”; Weight of bunk 91lbs; Weight tolerance per single cot 500lbs
Product Features
- Bunkable cot system fits 2 people, compatible to a broad range of tents and dome structures used in recreational camping
- Bunkable to maximize floor space, with a height off the ground of 11 in. and distance between cots 28 in. with included leg extensions
- Frame is manufactured using rust resistant and powder coated steel that is robust, ultra strong with a weight tolerance of 500 lbs. per single cot
- 35″ wide sleeping deck materials dry quickly with proper ventilation and are removable for cleaning
- Includes two side organizers for storage of personal items and 7″ leg extensions that add height between beds or to your straight leg single cot
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HEAVY Duty I just got mine today and of course assembled it. I will write more when I have camp experience with it. But these are my impressions out of the box.First, it is heavy. The box arrived weighing 97 lbs. I have back trouble, so I broke it down on the spot. It is pretty obvious how it goes together. Nothing complicated. But, it is large and awkward so assembling it in anything but a large family tent is out of the question. The cot material is quite tough. I dont doubt it will…
More comfortable than the ground. I hang my hammock from it. We have used this at home and to take on trips when beds are limited. We plan to use it camping as well. Goes together easily in about 15-20 minutes. Is more comfortable than the ground or floor, but not as comfortable as a hammock. So I hang my short rip-stop nylon hammock from one leg post to the other on one side and there is still room for two others to sleep on cots.(I use the leg extensions when doing this.) If you are using it as designed there is plenty of room between top and…