REVIEW: DISC-O-BED Cam-O-Bunk Large

09/27/2018By Redaktion

Cam-O-Bunk Disc-O-Mat Emerisis EMERTAC

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Going to bed with two is great. However, if it's an emergency, it's worthwhile to stack up and not lie on top of each other. Accordingly, we are pleased with the DISC-O-BED Cam-O-Bunk. Here you can stack up two people. And they lie comfortably too. The bed comes in two bags. Both together weigh 31 kilograms.

This is the beginning of all bed construction at DISC-O-BED. Attentive readers of SPARTANAT are already familiar with this from the Sol-O-Cot single bed variant - HERE in the SPARTANAT review. But now there are other things included: we should remember this part. Assembly is done as with the single version. Two rods and two bed parts. In addition, the fabric for the lying area, which is pulled on, but still folded here.

This is the Disc from DISC-O-BED. It gives the whole bed its name and allows easy assembly.

The first part is quickly finished, a few minutes' work, depending on practice. The straight rods are intended for the top part in the bunk bed variant.

The lower part has these rounded frames with the crucial discs.

Assembling rods is necessary for both beds, so the packed size of the camp bed is ultimately smaller.

The top part can, of course, be used as a single bed, just like the base. Personal items can be stored in the side pocket. Or you can use that part you should have remembered earlier. This is the connecting piece that is now installed and fits on the discs of the base.

Now the bed looks a bit higher. You need more distance between the top and bottom beds if two people are to sleep in it. 53 cm distance should be enough, anything else is intimacy.

And that's how the whole thing is assembled. The lying area for the Large bed is 70.5 cm x 195 cm, X-Large is not longer, but wider. Here, the lying area is a comfortable 88 cm x 195 cm. The total weight the bed can hold is 226 kilograms.