G'day Rachel,

If the thickness of the mattress was 36cm, the sleeves on the sleeping bag wouldn't be big enough to fit this. You could lay it on top still, but the mattress would be too thick to use the sleeves to keep it in place. 

G'day Jono,

You should be able to fit this over a self-inflating style camp mat up to 15cm thick.
Hope that helps!

G'day John,

Unfortunately not - the 'Queen' size in camping gear isn't necessarily equivalent to domestic bedding sizes.
The double sleeping bags in our range mostly max out around 140cm wide, so this Outback Comforter and similar style sleeping bags at 150ish cm are the largest on the market.

The only option I could really think of is if you went with 2 large hoodless sleeping bags like the Coleman Pilbara for eg. and sandwiched them together to make a 200cm wide double.  Of course in this situation you wouldn't have the skirt feature which attaches the bottom bag to the mattress, but I guess it would depend on whats important.  If the extra width is worth not having the attachment, or vice versa.

Hope that helps.

G'day Erik,

There's no bag on the market, as far as we're aware, that will attach to a double-high mattress.
Obviously you can use any double sleeping bag on a double-sized mattress, but in terms of actually fitting to the mattress, I'm not sure you'd be able to find one.

G'day Phillip,

We'd probably suggest going with the XL size compression sack to be on the safe side.  These have a max capacity of 30L, with compression down to 10L size.
Hope that helps!

G'day David,

While it's easy to find information on the web explaining how to machine wash your sleeping bag, it isn't recommended and you'd need a laundromat sized front-loader. It can be done - but the manufacturers care instructions are 'hand wash only'. Just give it a swish in a laundry tub with some mild detergent, rinse and rinse again, then lay flat in the shade to dry. We want your sleeping bag to last a long time - so wash it the old school way. Plus, a hand wash is likely quicker and cheaper than a trip to the laundromat.

G'day Donna,

The valance bit is just four light cotton corner pouches that are designed to tuck under a standard height mattress.  I can't see any reason why you couldn't use this sleeping bag without the valances in place, it wont add any bulk or discomfort at all.

G'day Rungaroon,

Yes, this will fit a 22cm airbed with no worries. The mattress Lauren uses in the video is 20cm thick, so an extra 2cm won't cause any troubles.

G'day Dianne,

No, the Outback Comforter doesn't come with a removable liner. You can find all of our liners in our sleeping accessories category.

G'day Karen,

No, the pockets are only designed to fit a single high air mattress, so they won't suit the Coleman double high mattress.

G'day Oli,

The foot-end sleeve will do a fairly good job or keeping the comforter attached to a 10cm camp mat, however, the head end generally won't hold too well on a 10cm mat.