Blow Up Mattresses & Air Beds

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Shop Affordable Air Bed Mattresses Our cheap air bed mattresses cover two practical sleeping solutions in a single collection. Inflatable air beds provide a raised, cushioned surface suited to guest rooms and temporary indoor setups, while self-inflating camping mats are built for outdoor use, sitting lower to the ground and designed to compress for easy transport in tents, campervans, and vehicles. Both types are available across single, king single, double, and queen sizes to suit solo sleepers and couples alike. For those exploring a more long-term sleeping arrangement alongside either option, our full mattress range covers a broad variety of types and budgets, and a warm quilt or doona layers well with either product type for added comfort. Customers consistently rate us highly on Trustpilot for delivery speed and service. Inflatable Air Beds and Camping Mats: What's the Difference The two product types in this range are built for different environments, and the right choice comes down to how and where you plan to use it. Inflatable air beds reach heights of 40cm and above, giving a sleeping surface that sits much closer to the height of a standard bed. This makes them a strong choice for guest rooms, post-renovation setups, or any situation where someone needs to sleep comfortably indoors without a permanent bed. If you want a fold-flat guest option that does not require inflation at all, our folding mattress range is worth comparing before deciding. Self-inflating camping mats use a foam core that expands on its own when unrolled, with a valve to top up the firmness. The lower profile suits sleeping bags, tent floors, and outdoor setups where packing space is limited. For anyone who needs a compact sleeping option but wants something more substantial than a camping mat, our mattress in a box range delivers a rolled format with more permanent comfort layers. Selecting the Right Size for the Space Getting the size right means thinking about both the number of sl