The Flat Fold Bed by Quest keeps compact so you can get up and about at camp!
Boasting a robust steel frame for stability, a 150kg weight rating for strength, and a hushed, soft-to-touch polyester skin with plush, diamond padding for added comfort – this bed offers outdoor durability only dreamed about. Lightweight to aid those heavy setup endeavours, and packing to a mere 7cm in height for compact convenience, the Flat Fold comes complete with its own carry bag for easy transport too.
Found a bed that folds flatter and sleeps better than the Quest Flat Fold Bed? You’re dreaming.
Sturdy steel frame
Lightweight
Folds flat and compact
Soft-touch 600D polyester sling
150gsm padding
Heavy-duty carry bag included
Rated Capacity:
150 Kg
External Dimensions:
203L x 76W x 30H cm
Packed Dimensions:
101L x 76W x 7H cm
Weight:
9.50 Kg
Mat Thickness:
3 cm
Material:
Soft Touch 600D Polyester | 2 x 150gsm Padded Fill
Frame Material:
Steel
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
FST-FFLG-A
Snowys Code:
158373
Reviews
(2)
5.02
Q&A's (2)
Quest Flat bed vs Coleman 1 answer
Is one more comfortable? What are the main differences?
Rebecca - Yamba, NSW (9 months ago)
G'day Rebecca,
When you say 'v Coleman' I'm assuming you're referring to the Big Sky Bed? In which case the big sky is like a classic trundle style bed from the 70's/80's. It has a tubular frame with a fabric bed attached via springs, and a separate foam mattress on the top which can be removed. The Quest Flat Fold bed is just a standard stretcher that folds instead of collapses, with some quilted padding. Some campers may still want to add a mattress into this sleep set up.
Hope that helps!
Lauren - Snowys(9 months ago)
Will legs leave holes in tent?1 answer
Just wondering if you think the legs could rub holes in the base of the tent?
Rebecca - Yamba, NSW (9 months ago)
G'day Rebecca,
Potentially over a long period of time if you've stayed put and the stretcher is in the same place, but its generally not something that we'd see happening in normal camping situations. I've worked in the industry for a long time, and its not something I've ever seen happen. Hope that helps!