Carpet is fine, but Air beds have no inherent insulation. Use some insulation, whether a foil sheet, blanket or a SIM on the top of the air bed. To put a foil sheet on the ground will do next to nothing.
Better still, forget the airbed and use a quality sim?
Quote: Originally posted by Caligula on 11/10/2020
Carpet is fine, but Air beds have no inherent insulation. Use some insulation, whether a foil sheet, blanket or a SIM on the top of the air bed. To put a foil sheet on the ground will do next to nothing.
Better still, forget the airbed and use a quality sim?
To create insulation between the air bed and the ground you could use a layer of cardboard, or the interlocking foam mats sold in Halfords as workshop mats, or the coloured children’s foam mats.
Or else put foam yoga-type mats on top of the air bed.
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