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It looks like a bit of a trip hazard to me. 

The bucket groundsheet in our Litchfield Creek works in a similar but non-inflatable way, the sheet goes a few inches up the wall of the flysheet  However, that sheet is fitted so you don't need to step over the raised part when you're moving about inside, and the sections by the doors can be flattened so that you're not constantly stepping over the thing to go in and out. 

On the over hand you could use it as a big shallow paddling pool.

Quote: Originally posted by 89angela on 22/2/2010

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I see the health and safety boys are onto you

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Too right, it's a dangerous activity this camping lark, it's amazing how many people you see erecting tents without hard hats on

I was thinking more of the nuisance factor than safety.  If we used something like this I'd be the one forever tripping over it.